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Prologue

Welcome to the Book Boyfriend Dating Agency

In a world where reality often fails to live up to the fantasies we find between the pages of our favorite books, one company dared to ask: What if you could actually meet your dream book boyfriend?

Enter the Book Boyfriend Dating Agency, the brainchild of a group of a hopeless romantic and tech genius who believes that everyone deserves a chance to live out their literary fantasies. With cutting-edge technology and a vast database of eligible bachelors, the agency promises to match you with the book boyfriend of your dreams.

Imagine sipping coffee with Mr. Darcy, exploring the streets of Paris with a charming French aristocrat, or even spending an evening with a dangerous, yet alluring mobster. At the Book Boyfriend Dating Agency, the possibilities are endless.

But there's a catch... The line between fiction and reality can blur when you least expect it.

So, if you're ready to take a chance on love and embark on an adventure straight out of the pages of your favorite romance, look no further than the Book Boyfriend Dating Agency. Your dream date awaits.

Get ready to swoon, laugh, and maybe even find your own happily ever after. The Book Boyfriend Dating Agency is open for business, and your story is about to begin...

Chapter One

TARAE

“Tarae, girl, you need to take this shit seriously. People are crazy out here nowadays.”

I sigh as I listen to Cierra lecture me for the umpteenth time. I’m just glad she can’t see my face as she fusses.

“Cierra, you’re my best friend, and I love you like a sister, but you are not my mama. You’ve got to chill out. These people are keyboard thugs. If I ever saw them face to face, they would shit on themselves.”

“Tarae, you’re a star. People are invested in your life whether you like it or not. You need to get a bodyguard or something.”

I roll my eyes at the thought of having a bodyguard. Cierra is overacting as usual.

“I’m just a sports reporter, CeCe. People are nosy because of Mark. Once a real celebrity does something, they’ll forget all about me,” I reply in exasperation.

It’s been two weeks since the news of my pro-football player boyfriend was caught red-handed cheating on me. If it wasn’t humiliating enough that the man I thought I was going to marry was cheating on me, I had to relive it over and over again because people kept tagging me on social media. The video vividly replays in my mind…

“Alexa are you and Mark a couple?” The paparazzi yells.

“Of course, I don’t just go around kissing everybody!” Alexa says giggling.

“What about Tarae, Mark?”

“Tarae is a hateful witch that can’t stand to see us happy.” Alexa smirks at the camera before giving a big show of kissing Mark and walking off.

Watching a video online isn’t the best way to find out that your man is gallivanting around Dallas with a barely legal rapper, and I use the term rapper hella loosely because singing nursery rhymes with autotune isn’t what I would categorize as rap.

But hey what do I know, I’m just the hateful witch.

The worst part about all this is I can’t even show my ass like I really want to because of my career. It took everything in me not to smash the windows out of his car and slash three of his car tires. I wanted to crash out so bad.

Instead, I had to constantly say no comment to the paparazzi who were following me and block a few people on social media. I’ve kept quiet while this little twit’s fans have called me every name under the sun, like I’m the one who cheated. CeCe might be right that people are crazy, but I really doubt they’re dangerous.

“Tarae, I’m gonna hold your hand while I say this… you are arealcelebrity, sweetie.” Even over the phone, I can tell CeCe is smiling.

“Ce, just leave it alone. I swear, you’re supposed to be lifting me up right now…”

“Babe, I am lifting you up. Have you seen the latest article that’s out?” CeCe questions in a tone that makes my stomach turn.

“No, I turned off all of my social media alerts after I took my vacation time. I mean, it can’t get any worse, right?”

“Oh sweetie—” CeCe takes a deep breath before my phone beeps with a text message.