The Girlfriend Script: A Sapphic Fake-Dating Romantic Comedy

Their relationship is completely fake. Unfortunately, the kiss that started it wasn't.Hollywood star Natalie Ward has built a career on knowing exactly what to reveal-and what to keep private. Pop star Jules Reyes has made hers by refusing to play by anyone else's rules.They also have six years of unresolved history neither of them is eager to discuss.Then Jules steps in when a reporter corners Natalie with an invasive question. One backstage confrontation later, Natalie has a hand in Jules's jacket, Jules has a hand on Natalie's face, and they're kissing like six years apart was six years too many.Unfortunately, someone gets it on camera.With the internet obsessed and their careers suddenly tangled together, their teams propose a solution: give the public the romance it already believes.Twelve weeks. Staged dates. Coordinated appearances. One carefully scripted breakup.It would be a perfectly manageable arrangement if Natalie and Jules hadn't already established one inconvenient fact: The relationship is fake. The chemistry isn't.Soon, rehearsed affection is giving way to private dates, old misunderstandings, very real kisses, and feelings that refuse to stay inside the terms of the agreement. And as the line between performance and reality disappears, Natalie and Jules begin to wonder whether they got more than one thing wrong six years ago.They know exactly when their relationship is supposed to end.The question is whether either of them still wants to follow the script.For readers who love sapphic celebrity romance, fake dating, second chances, razor-sharp banter, and two women discovering that some things are better left unscripted.