My Best Friend and I Need Therapy by Camilla Evergreen

Wait. Wait. Wait. We’re best friends. We’re not supposed to star as the leads in a marriage-of-convenience rom-com.
We don’t need to share healthcare, or get a citizenship, or win a game show. There is no logical reason for Sean to blackmail me into marrying him just because his father told him to.
And yet.
Here I am.
Moving in with the monster.
If I’m honest, this is beginning to feel less like a trope and more like an intervention.
It’s a grand twenty-toxic-step recovery plan gilded in sweet nothings, meaningless kisses, and random cuddles.
I should absolutely not be okay with it.
Alas. It seems more than my relationship with food is unhealthy.
So is my taste in men.