The internet already hates me. So naturally, I find myself fake-dating its three favorite Alphas.

I’m a chef. A cookbook author. An Omega who should know better than to panic during an interview and blurt out something that wrecks my career.

One wrong sentence on live TV ruins everything.

Now my sales are falling, my publisher is losing faith, and every time my name pops up online, my chest tightens. I’m not built for cameras or crowds. Which is exactly why I don’t want to attend my friend’s wedding.

Especially when my ex-fiancé is the best man.

I only need one fake date to survive the night. Instead, I somehow end up with three gorgeous Alpha food bloggers who are wildly famous online and far too willing to play along.

They look flawless on camera, but up close, their smiles hide secrets, old wounds, and a hunger that feels far too real.

Then one wedding photo goes viral.

Suddenly, everyone wants to know why the disgraced chef-turned-author is wrapped up with the hottest Alpha pack online.

With my career dying, I can’t help wondering if pretending to date them could fix my image.

Except the more they touch me, tease me, and defend me, the less fake this feels.
But if I let this pack in, they might finally see the truth.
And decide I’m too damaged to keep.