Fiercely independent Belle Andrews can't quite believe where her life has ended up. Belle and Tash always thought they'd have three children, but after nineteen years and two children together, Tash walked out on her and Belle doesn't want her heart broken ever again. Now, two years later, they've established a positive co-parenting relationship, and having moved on with their lives, both agree they have no need for the embryos they created together. Georgia has been trying, unsuccessfully, to get pregnant for many years now. She's about to give up trying and move on. Her doctor told her that her only hope now is a donor embryo. Belle expects her embryos are the perfect solution, but she soon learns Australian legislation mandates she can only donate to someone she's in a relationship with. Belle might have given up on love, but can she pretend to be in love to give someone their dream? And can Georgia pretend to be in a relationship with a woman to get the end result she's always dreamt of?
