Misha Manani

ALT In a definitely not badly photoshopped image (it is), Hux "holds" a copy of Terms of Attachment by Lizzie Huxley-Jones. Their face is wide eyed and mouth open with surprise and excitement. The cover shows a woman in a dark green dress with her back to the reader, and a man standing in a tan suit. Their hands almost touch. The cover is bright red fading to purple with falling pages around them representing contracts and confetti.

ALT The cover shows a woman in a dark green dress with her back to the reader, and a man standing in a tan suit. Their hands almost touch. The cover is bright red fading to purple with falling pages around them representing contracts and confetti.

ALT They fell in love on television, but real life is another story. Ffion and Matt won the nation’s favourite reality dating show, tying the knot in front of millions of viewers. There’s just one problem: they broke up four months later, and their contracts mean they have to keep it under wraps until the reunion episode airs. Between public appearances, a family celebration and a weekend away sharing a room, the line between what’s for the cameras and what they really want begins to blur. Pretending to stay together is one thing. Pretending they don’t still love each other is another . . .