<b>Juno</b><br />When I&#39;m late for a job interview and get stuck on an elevator with an annoyingly sexy, Ancient Rome-obsessed grump, the last thing I expect is for him to be the&nbsp;billionaire&nbsp;owner of the building. I also don&#39;t expect to almost kill him&hellip; accidentally, of course.<br /><br />Sure, I don&#39;t get the plant care position I applied for, but I do receive an interesting offer.<br /><br />Lucius needs to trick the public (and his grandma) into thinking he&#39;s in a relationship, and I need tuition money to get my botany degree. Our arrangement is mutually beneficial&mdash;that is, until I start catching feelings.<br /><br />If being a cactus lover has taught me anything, it&rsquo;s that if you get too close, there&#39;s a good chance you&#39;ll end up hurt.<br /><br /><b>Lucius</b><br />Post-elevator incident, I&#39;m left with three things: my favorite water bottle full of pee, a life threatening allergic reaction, and paparazzi photos of my &ldquo;girlfriend&rdquo; and I that make my Gram the happiest woman alive.<br /><br />Naturally, my next step is to blackmail&mdash;I mean, convince&mdash;this (admittedly cute) girl to pretend to date me. That way, my grandma stays happy, and as a bonus, I can keep the gold diggers at bay.<br /><br />Unfortunately, my arch nemesis, a.k.a. biology, kicks in, and the whole &quot;not getting physical&quot; part of our agreement becomes increasingly hard to abide by. Worse yet, the longer I&#39;m with Juno, the more my delicately crafted icy exterior melts away.<br /><br />If I&#39;m not careful, Juno will tear down my walls completely.