When fake-dating takes a turn into love… what can go wrong?
Tired of hearing about his sisters upcoming nuptials, workaholic Tyler Heaton decides to share some news of his own. Over a family brunch, he blurts out that’s he’s bisexual and has been dating a guy for the past three weeks. Of course, the boyfriend part is a lie and his sister knows it. But his father decides to use his new relationship to schmooze some pro-LGBT law firm owners into choosing Heaton Architectural for a lucrative new contract. With less than two hours to go until the first business dinner, Tyler enlists the help of an escort app to produce a convincing “boyfriend”.
Milo Hartley is a freelance painter and legal guardian of his sister's two children since her untimely death. Raising two kids isn’t cheap, and he’s turned to escorting as a way to make ends meet and help the kids stay in their home. He’s loud, proud, and a bit over the top, but Tyler isn’t complaining, because he’s cute.
Tyler and Milo manage to fool everyone right from the get-go. They make a great team, keeping up the ruse until the touches and gentle pecks on the cheek become second nature. When the feelings ignite into something real, Tyler wants to tell his father the truth but is afraid the big contract will be ripped from him and given to someone else. Deep down, he’s also worried that Milo might only be in it for the money, and he isn’t sure he wants to find out. Tyler needs to figure out what he really wants and act quickly, before the client signs on the dotted line and the gig is up.
