Olivia Carter fell in love with her older brother’s best friend Zach Stone when she was a teenager.

She mooned over him, doodled his name in notebooks, and daydreamed about one day marrying him.

She never thought it would be a reality.

Zach Stone needs a break from his father. As the only son in a casino dynasty, he has the weight of the world on his shoulders. So what if he occasionally likes to blow off steam with showgirls? Who cares?

Apparently his father does. Zach is ordered to get serious about his life or get out of the family business. To buy himself time, he considers a wedding of convenience and his best friend suggests that Olivia might be the woman who can help. That is if Olivia agrees to the offer.

She’s between jobs and desperate to get back in the accounting game. She needs help. It just so happens that Zach not only has contacts but also the insurance that Olivia so desperately needs. Sure, it’s dental insurance, but it just might be worth a year of marriage to get her mouth fixed.

Olivia and Zach don’t have a lot in common on paper but somehow they mesh behind the scenes. They can’t fall in love—Olivia’s brother wouldn’t allow it—but they can be friends.

What happens if friendship, and the occasional battle, turns into something more, though? They’re supposed to be focused on their futures. Can those futures overlap?