The only ones

Greer wants to fulfil her ailing father's wish of walking at least one of his daughters down the aisle, and Beckett needs to sort out the custody of his daughter. The perfect solution presents itself: a fake wedding. They decide to pretend to be married for a whole year and then go their separate ways – they're not a good match for each other anyway. The trouble begins when Greer moves in with Beckett. When she starts getting closer to him. Sleeping in his bed. Suddenly, everything they both worked so hard for is at risk of being lost, and neither of them wants to risk that. Maybe marrying Beckett was the best idea she's ever had, but falling in love with him is definitely the worst.