But once he meets Abbi’s revolting stepbrother, Price, Weston realizes that he can’t have a fling with Abbi: she needs his protection, not his seduction.

On Thanksgiving, Weston plays the role of the perfect boyfriend and wins over Abbi’s stepfather – her only living relative.

Abbi attributes this to Weston being “such a decent gentleman” and Weston finds that he really looks forward to spending time with his new “friend” Abbi.īefore he and Abbi head into her family’s Thanksgiving celebration, Weston lets it be known that he would love to get horizontal with Abbi later in the evening, and since she’s been harbouring a monumental crush on this Varsity hockey star, Abbi is sending those signals right back at him! I thoroughly enjoyed the snappy, bantering dialogue between Abbi and Weston, and how comfortable they were with one another. I loved Abbi and Weston’s raucous sing-along with the Avvett Brothers. Their attraction for one another is off the charts! He is strictly only up for a “one then done” kind of hookup – that is, until he “rents himself out” as a fake boyfriend to Abbi. His parents’ bitter divorce has soured him on commitment.

Weston (aka Westie) is a great guy: Abbi will certainly attest to that! She needs a “fake boyfriend” to take to Thanksgiving dinner with her family to act as a buffer, and Weston is more than happy to have an excuse to avoid his own unhappy home situation. (This is a slow burn, friends to lovers romance that downright combusted when these two FINALLY got it together!)

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