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Fake dating is a popular trope in the romance genre. Exactly as the name suggests, fake dating involves two (or more) people pretending to be involved with one another, often for reasons that have nothing to do with any desire they might have to actually date their fake partner. Olive enters a fake relationship with Adam believing it will come to an end and she’ll move on while Anh and Jeremy get their happily ever after. Due to her demisexuality and dedication to her research, Olive sees no future with Adam until their lighthearted banter and meaningful conversations capture her heart.
Adam thwarts the fake dating trope with another common romance trope, the secret crush. While he tells Olive his main reason for entering the fake relationship is frozen funds, he has also been pining after her for years and welcomes the opportunity to spend time with her and get to know her better. As the fake dating trope dictates, Olive’s feelings eventually grow to match Adam’s, until both can’t imagine life without one another. Their fake dating becomes real love by the end of the book.
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