Overview

When 46-year-old history professor Quinn Sullivan receives an invitation to her ex-husband's wedding, she refuses to show up alone and be pitied by their academic colleagues. In a moment of desperation, she hires Casey Carr, a charming 29-year-old bartender drowning in student loans, to pose as her girlfriend for the event.

Quinn thinks it's the perfect power move—showing up with a younger woman will definitely rattle her ex, who left her for his own graduate student. After all, she's completely straight, so what could go wrong? It's strictly business, complete with a contract and clear boundaries. No real feelings allowed.

But Casey has other ideas. She insists on practice dates, casual touches, and getting to know the real Quinn beneath the professor facade. As their fake relationship heats up, Quinn starts questioning everything she thought she knew about herself—including her sexuality.

With the wedding fast approaching, Quinn faces an unexpected dilemma: Is she falling for Casey, or is she just discovering who she's been all along? And can Casey trust that Quinn's newfound feelings are real and not just part of an awakening that will pass once the performance ends?