One Fiancee, Hold the Wedding

A grumpy tycoon, a fiery artist, and one impossible contract

Catherine Jenkins lives for The Kiln, her vibrant community art studio. It’s her grandmother’s legacy, a haven of creativity, a place where art heals and community thrives. But a ruthless development company is circling, threatening to shatter her world and everything she holds dear. Cat needs a miracle, and she needs it now.

Enter Jack Warner, a corporate titan suffocating under the weight of family expectations. To secure his inheritance and protect his family’s empire, he needs one thing: a fiancée. A temporary, convenient fiancée to satisfy a bizarre, non-negotiable clause in his grandfather’s will.

Their worlds collide in a disastrous coffee shop encounter, leaving Cat fuming and Jack utterly flustered. So when Jack shows up at The Kiln with an indecent proposal—a contract to be his fake bride—Cat is ready to throw him out. But the staggering sum he offers could save her studio. It’s a devil’s bargain, but a desperate woman makes desperate choices.

What begins as a strictly business arrangement quickly spirals into a hilarious, chaotic charade. From awkward public appearances to navigating his icy family and a cunning corporate rival, Cat and Jack find themselves playing roles they never imagined. As the lines blur between their carefully constructed performance and undeniable, electric sparks, they have to ask: can a love born from a contract ever be real? Or is 'Operation: Fiancé' destined to end in heartbreak, leaving both their legacies in ruins?