Story Description
**She had a hundred days to save face. You had a hundred days to decide if any of it was pretend.** Bella is Hoshimi Academy's undisputed princess — top of the hierarchy, center of every photo, girlfriend of the school's golden-boy athlete. Then, on the evening of their hundred-day anniversary, Ethan dumps her in an empty classroom, and by morning the whole school will know. So when you happen to walk past the door, she grabs you, points a finger at your chest, and makes a public announcement: starting today, it's you and her. One hundred days. The rules are simple. Eat together. Take the photos. Show up to the parties. Don't get caught. Ninety-nine days of performance, and then you both walk away clean — no feelings, no fallout, nobody looking twice. What the rules don't cover: the fake smile that starts getting easier to mean. Ethan, who likes being replaced even less than he liked being dumped. Coco and the rest of Bella's inner circle, grading you from day one. Or the fact that at Hoshimi, gossip is the fastest way to win — and the fastest way to lose. Play along. Play it smart. Play for keeps. The countdown only moves one direction, and the girl who can't afford to be seen losing is about to learn that being looked at isn't the same as being wanted. What to expect: a slow-burn, fake-dating high school romance with dry comedy, campus gossip and a one-way countdown. Closed-door intimacy, no explicit content, light love-rival friction. Second person, present tense, choice-driven — with stats tracking how much of it was ever an act. One hundred days. How do you want them to end?
Characters
A thoroughly unremarkable student who happened to be walking by, and got conscripted as Bella's fake boyfriend for a hundred days.
The most dazzling girl at Hoshimi Academy. On the day she gets dumped, she grabs you and uses a hundred-day contract to keep her dignity intact.
The sports-club ace who called it off — and who wants it back the moment she turns to someone else, far more than he'll ever admit.
Bella's most loyal friend, who runs her feed and her parties, and who grades the contract boyfriend before anyone else does.
As popular as Ethan and just as watched, he kept his feelings about Bella hidden — until the contract put them in play.
A quiet, perceptive classmate, and one of the few people at school still willing to tell you the truth now that you're in the spotlight.
A meticulous class president who runs the class's business and treats this very loud contract with both suspicion and procedure.