The first time they met, Aurora was dating a man. The next time they met, she and Frankie had a one night stand. The third time they met, they were both dating other women. Then things really got interesting…

Aurora
When I move to Chicago, I’m thrilled to run into the woman who first made me question whether I was straight back in college. I’ve never forgotten the one night we spent together but once again our timing isn’t right. We’re both in relationships so we decide to just be friends. Except my feelings for Frankie aren’t strictly friendly.

Frankie
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The first time they met, Aurora was dating a man. The next time they met, she and Frankie had a one night stand. The third time they met, they were both dating other women. Then things really got interesting…

Aurora
When I move to Chicago, I’m thrilled to run into the woman who first made me question whether I was straight back in college. I’ve never forgotten the one night we spent together but once again our timing isn’t right. We’re both in relationships so we decide to just be friends. Except my feelings for Frankie aren’t strictly friendly.

Frankie
When the woman I fantasized about for years comes back into my life it feels like fate, especially when we both suddenly become single. Our vow to remain just friends doesn’t last long, especially with Aurora acting as my fake girlfriend to get my mother off my back. But what if the idea of being together is better than the reality? We’re total opposites, can we make something work for the long-term?