My Fake Husband Is My Brother's Best Friend — 30 Episodes

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She did not hire a fake husband. She was handed one. Thirty episodes of a woman untangling how a forged signature became a legal marriage, why the family that pushed her toward a senator's son now wants her out of it, and what happens when the man she was supposed to be pretending with turns out to have been waiting since the night he signed. Thirty episodes, free on Palmbox. The wedding is paid for, the hall is full, and the bride's mother has already announced to three hundred guests that her daughter is the spare child who should have stayed at home. Then the groom's ring comes out and a man in a plain black suit, who has said perhaps four words all evening, takes it out of the air and says she is already married. Nobody laughs, because he is her brother's best friend, he has a military discharge card in his wallet, and he does not make jokes. What he does have is a marriage certificate with her name on it, dated nine months ago, and the registration office confirms the number is real. She spent the whole ceremony believing the certificate was the joke.

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Publish：2026-11-08T04:24:11.718Z

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