Lily knows her family thinks she’s a hot mess because she isn’t moving out of late grandma’s house, she’s struggling to keep her yarn shop open, and she’s avoiding her toxic ex-boyfriend that everyone loves.

She didn’t help her case when she accidentally burned down her next-door neighbor’s fence.

Oops.

All Graham wants is a quiet life. But his new next-door neighbor is driving him crazy. The hot pink house has paint peeling everywhere, the front yard is overgrown with weeds, and the trash can keeps spilling into his driveway. Then she burns a hole in his fence!

But that’s the least of Graham’s problems when he learns his ex-girlfriend, the woman he once proposed to, is getting married. To his cousin. His parents think he hasn’t moved on yet, so Graham accidentally says he has a girlfriend he’s bringing to the wedding.

Oops.

Graham hasn’t dated since the breakup. The only person he can’t get out of his head is the beautiful walking disaster next-door.

Lily proposes a deal. She will attend the wedding as his fake girlfriend if Graham will fake date her through the summer. Just to show her family she is settling down and being responsible.

As they start spending time together, the lines between what is fake and what is real begin to blur. Can they overcome old insecurities to admit what is between them is real?