Lucas has a lot on his plate, looking out for his mother and sisters, and paying off an old loan from his wedding that didn't happen. When the sale of the century presents itself at the real estate agency he works for, he finds himself reluctantly agreeing to work with his nemesis, Andrew. However, when Andrew inadvertently makes their clients think they're a couple, Lucas can neither find a way out of the lie nor any idea how he's supposed to live it.

The man is an antagonizing menace. How their clients actually believe they're into each other is beyond him. It's just some hand holding...until it isn't. Yet, it soon appears that more than a commission is on the line because the longer Lucas pretends to be a boyfriend, the more he finds himself questioning where the fake Andrew ends and the real Andrew begins.