Callie lost her parents and was mostly brought up by her neighbor, the Kimballs. However, she coped with her loss with retail therapy, and she was hoping for a promotion to dig herself out of the hole. However, when the promotion at the financial firm is contingent on a credit check, and Callie's bills are becoming overdue, and all the credit cards are maxed out, Callie had to resort to some unconventional means, such as "Dial a Date". Dean Kimball, NBA point guard, had always had his eyes on Callie. Joining the NBA and endorsement deals made him rich. When Dean had to rescue Callie from a disastrous date, Dean decided to help more directly... "hire" Callie to be his "fake" girlfriend, and in exchange, he'll pay off her credit card debt. It's a good way to keep her close, and open her up to possibility of love... And she reluctantly agrees. But when she also got an offer to start over in California, far away from Dean, which plan will she choose?
A bit uneven. The part about escaping from the clutches of the saleswoman was really funny. But the rest, believing the worst, the psychic wound doesn't quite match the behavior and coping mechanism.
Category: Contemporary
Overall Rating: 3.5/5
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