MY FAKE BOYFRIEND IS MY MENTORS MENTEE

After making a mistake that changes her life forever, Lisa becomes the girl everyone whispers about. When she becomes pregnant and has a child out of wedlock, the rumors begin. Friends turn into strangers, classmates become critics, and the entire school seems to know her story. Forced to drop out for a year, Lisa watches helplessly as the people she once studied with move ahead without her. But for the sake of her child, she refuses to give up. When she finally returns to school, she quickly realizes that things have only gotten worse. Her former classmates make her the center of cruel jokes and constant bullying, reminding her every day of the mistake she is trying so hard to move past. The only person who truly believes she deserves a second chance is her mentor, the one who helped her gather the courage to return to school. Strong, wise, and respected, her mentor teaches her how to rebuild her confidence and focus on her future. But there is one thing her mentor has always made clear: Love is a distraction. A weakness. Something that only leads to pain. Lisa tries to follow that advice until Adrian, one of the most feared and admired boys in school, suddenly steps in and defends her from her bullies. But Adrian’s protection comes with a condition. He will make sure no one touches or humiliates her again if she agrees to pretend to be his girlfriend. With no other way to escape the constant harassment, Lisa reluctantly agrees to the deal. What starts as a simple act soon becomes far more complicated. As they spend more time together, Lisa begins to see a different side of Adrian, a boy with hidden struggles and unexpected kindness. But there’s a problem. Adrian is also the mentee of Lisa’s mentor the very person who constantly warns her that love will only ruin her future. If their relationship is discovered, it could break the trust her mentor has in both of them. Caught between loyalty to the person who saved her life and the growing feelings she can’t control, Lisa must decide what matters most. Because sometimes the one thing you’re told to avoid… is the one thing your heart refuses to let go