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The Fake Dating Spell

One drunken night, one humiliating ex, fake-date her worst enemy Blake or watch the Greenharts lose every point because of her. Hannah signs the contract expecting torture. Instead, she finds the cold, untouchable rival everyone fears has a side no one's ever seen, fiercely protective, quietly devoted, and hiding a secret of his own. When the pretending stops feeling like pretending, is it still an act? Then her ex Tristan discovers the truth—Hannah is Miss H, the anonymous genius the whole school idolizes. Now he's on his knees, begging for a second chance. Two boys, one choice.

Story Guide

Episode 1

Hannah Parker has spent ten years being reminded she's a "half-blood" — and ten years hating Blake Portman, the star fencer everyone worships. The mid-season championship heats up, and the rivalry between their houses turns ugly fast. Blake's team takes the crown, and he wastes no time rubbing it in.

Hannah doesn't back down. She warns him the finals are hers to win. But the smug smirk on Blake's face says he's not worried. There's bad blood here that goes back a decade — and it's personal.

The Fake Dating Spell - Episode 1

Episode 2

The rivalry turns cruel. After a brutal match, Hannah tries to heal Tristan's bruises, but her ex recoils like her magic is poison. He blames her "useless" half-blood healing for humiliating him in front of the whole school — then dumps her on the spot.

Enter Heather, Tristan's new girlfriend, who makes sure Hannah knows exactly who won. She even mocks the mysterious healer Miss H, the anonymous genius the whole school idolizes, never guessing who's standing right in front of her.

Hannah fires back, calling them a fraud and a coward. But the damage is done.

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Episode 3

Hannah drowns her heartbreak in drinks, and when Blake shows up, she unleashes all her fury on him — blaming him for getting her kicked off the team and dumped. He's not exactly gentle about it, but he doesn't leave her there either.

Then the head of discipline closes in. To avoid getting caught drunk, Blake hauls Hannah into the rose room — a space only registered couples are allowed to enter. If they're found, both houses lose everything.

Hannah wants out. Blake has other ideas. "Keep yelling and the Greenharts will lose all their points." Trapped together, they have a choice to make.

Episode 4

Professor Finch catches them red-handed in the rose room — no registration, no excuse. That's 500 points off both houses unless they can explain themselves fast.

Blake thinks on his feet: they're celebrating their anniversary. Hannah nearly chokes, but backs him up. The infamous mortal enemies, now a couple? Even Finch isn't buying it.

"Enemies to lovers, babe," Blake says smoothly. Hannah forces out the words — Blake is her boyfriend. Finch lets them off with a warning and paperwork to file.

But the lie is now official. And Blake has no intention of letting her forget it.

Episode 5

Hannah shoves Blake away, furious he kissed her without warning. He's smug about it — she wasn't complaining when she was hiding in his arms.

Then Tristan and Heather appear, and the venom gets worse. Tristan calls Hannah desperate, then something far crueler. Heather piles on, certain Hannah must have been cheating all along.

Blake doesn't flinch. He fires back — Tristan's the one who got tossed out, and Hannah's the upgrade. It's the first time someone's actually stood up for her.

Episode 6

The whole school saw the kiss. If they're going to pull this off, it has to look real. So Hannah makes Blake an offer: she'll be his secret healer if he plays her boyfriend and humiliates Tristan.

She knows about his underground fencing matches — the reason he's always covered in bruises. And she reveals the truth: she's Miss H, the healer the entire school has been hunting.

Blake's intrigued. He lays out the rules: the contract stays secret, she warns him before any contact, one month only, and absolutely no real feelings. Plus, she attends every game. Deal.

Episode 7

Blake goes public. "Meet my girlfriend, Hannah Parker," he announces, and the school erupts. Whispers everywhere — weren't they sworn enemies? Was she cheating on Tristan?

At a party, the doubters strike. Heather pushes Hannah about being a "boring virgin," and Tristan insists the couple is faking. So Blake proves them wrong — he remembers her birthday is December ninth, and her favorite color isn't green at all, but silver White.

Then comes the ice cube kissing challenge. Hannah panics — she's barely kissed anyone, let alone like this. Can Blake sell the act before everyone sees through them?

Episode 8

Hannah flees, mortified. She admits the truth: she doesn't know how to kiss like that, and Tristan's cruel words about her being boring still sting. Blake cuts through it — Tristan is blind and an idiot, and she has no idea how attractive she actually is.

Outside, the crowd demands proof. Blake asks her to trust him, and this time, she does. The kiss lands — convincing, breathless, real enough to silence every doubter.

But Blake isn't finished pushing the game further, leaving Hannah wondering where the act ends and something else begins.

Cast

  • Hannah Parker — half-blood healer, secretly Miss H, protagonist
  • Blake Portman — star fencer, Hannah's enemy, fake boyfriend
  • Tristan — Hannah's ex-boyfriend, antagonist
  • Heather — Tristan's new girlfriend, antagonist

FAQ

What is The Fake Dating Spell about?

It follows Hannah Parker, a half-blood healer who has spent ten years being mocked and who hates star fencer Blake Portman. After her ex Tristan dumps her for Heather, a drunken confrontation with Blake leads to the two being caught in the rose room, a space only registered couples may enter. To avoid losing 500 points for both houses, they claim to be a couple, and the fake relationship becomes official.

Who are the main characters in The Fake Dating Spell?

Hannah Parker is the half-blood healer protagonist who is secretly the anonymous healer Miss H. Blake Portman is the star fencer who becomes her fake boyfriend. Tristan is Hannah's ex-boyfriend and an antagonist, and Heather is Tristan's new girlfriend, also an antagonist.

Why do Hannah and Blake pretend to be a couple?

Professor Finch catches them in the rose room without registration, which means 500 points off both houses unless they explain themselves fast. Blake claims they are celebrating their anniversary, and Hannah backs him up, so Finch lets them off with a warning and paperwork to file. The lie then becomes official.

What deal do Hannah and Blake make?

Hannah offers to be Blake's secret healer if he plays her boyfriend and humiliates Tristan. She knows about his underground fencing matches, which are why he is always covered in bruises, and she reveals she is Miss H, the healer the whole school has been hunting. Blake's rules are that the contract stays secret, she warns him before any contact, it lasts one month only, there are absolutely no real feelings, and she attends every game.

Is Hannah secretly Miss H?

Yes. In Episode 6 Hannah reveals to Blake that she is Miss H, the anonymous healer the entire school idolizes and has been hunting. Earlier, Heather mocks Miss H without realizing Hannah is standing right in front of her.

How does Blake stand up for Hannah against Tristan and Heather?

When Tristan calls Hannah desperate and Heather piles on, Blake fires back that Tristan is the one who got tossed out and that Hannah is the upgrade. The article notes it is the first time someone has actually stood up for her. At the party, he also proves the couple is real by remembering her birthday is December ninth and that her favorite color is silver White, not green.

What happens during the ice cube kissing challenge?

Hannah panics because she has barely kissed anyone, and she later admits she doesn't know how to kiss like that, with Tristan's cruel words about her being boring still stinging. Blake reassures her that Tristan is blind and an idiot and that she has no idea how attractive she is. She trusts him, and the kiss lands convincingly enough to silence every doubter.

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