Before the Sunset Special Edition -- Laura Pavlov

<p><strong>He's an actor in need of an image makeover. She's determined to show her ex-fiancé that she's moved on. A fake relationship between two best friends is the perfect solution. Or is it?</strong></p><p><br></p><p>Reese Murphy has been my best friend since before we took our first steps.</p><p>She's the yin to my yang.</p><p>The peanut butter to my jelly.</p><p>It's all platonic, of course, as we made a pact years ago that we'd never cross the line.</p><p>But then she took a job abroad and moved away for a year.</p><p>To say I've been lost without her would be a massive understatement.</p><p>She's finally coming home, and I couldn't be happier about it.</p><p>And then she presents me with a proposition...</p><p>Pretend to be her boyfriend.</em></p><p>I am an actor, after all, so it should be a piece of cake. </p><p>It's all part of her grand plan to show her ex-fiancé that she's moved on.</p><p>My agent wants me to clean up my image, so it would be a win-win for both of us.</p><p>But then she moves into my house and prances around in those tiny pajama shorts.</p><p>There's also the night she catches me alone in the bathroom in a compromising position.</p><p>And she isn't in any hurry to leave.</em></p><p>We get lost in the moment and now I can't think of anything else.</p><p>We are way past a gray area at this point.</p><p>We've entered a smoking-hot-I-think-I-might-be-in-love-with-my-best-friend area.</p><p>The problem is, she still thinks we're fake dating.</p><p>An