Seven Weddings

Seven weddings. One best friend. A fake relationship that feels dangerously real.

Zoe Sullivan loves weddings.
She just hates what they turn her into.

At every ceremony, reception, and open bar, she becomes the same thing: the single one. The one fielding questions. The one dodging pity. The one everyone assumes is "next" whether she wants to be or not.

So when wedding season hits hard-and the invitations keep coming-Zoe and her longtime best friend Marcus make a pact.

They'll go together.
As a couple.
Just for show.

Marcus gets relief from family pressure. Zoe gets a break from the interrogation. Everyone else gets a love story they didn't see coming.

There's just one problem.

They're very good at pretending.

As seven weddings blur the line between performance and truth, hand-holding starts to feel natural. Dancing feels different. And the person Zoe has always trusted most begins to look like the one she might actually want.

But fake dating has an expiration date.

And when the final wedding ends, Zoe will have to decide whether this was just a season-or the start of something real.

A warm, witty friends-to-lovers romance about timing, expectations, and choosing love on your own terms.