Fake marriage

He’s arrogant, irresistible, and impossible to tolerate. She’s sweet, stubborn, and completely out of her depth. A fake marriage. A prenup. Six months of pretending. Rules: don’t fall in love. Reality: sparks fly, insults sting, and suddenly, pretending feels dangerously real.

Character Profile: Aaron Jones Basic Information Full Name: Aaron Jones Age: 28 Birthday: September 15 (Virgo – precise, perfectionist, critical, but magnetic when he lets his guard down) Nationality: American, with mixed European heritage (Welsh and Italian roots) Current Residence: A penthouse suite in Manhattan overlooking Central Park; also owns a private villa in Malibu and a modern estate in the Hamptons. --- Appearance Height: 6’3” (191 cm) Build: Lean but muscular; “effortlessly strong” look—like he works out not to be fit, but to dominate. Hair: Dark brown, almost black, often tousled in that deliberately careless way. Eyes: Piercing gray-blue, shifting like storm clouds depending on his mood. Skin: Light olive, tans easily. Style: Expensive suits tailored to perfection during the day (Armani, Tom Ford). Off-duty: leather jackets, dark jeans, fitted shirts that cling to muscle. Always looks like he stepped out of a magazine—because he knows the effect he has. Distinguishing Features: A small scar along his jawline (from a bar fight at 21, he never talks about it). A faint dimple in his left cheek that only shows when he smirks (which is often). Smells faintly of cedarwood and expensive cologne. --- Wealth, Status, and Power Net Worth: Billions (inherited wealth from family conglomerate + his own ruthless business expansions). Occupation: CEO of Jones Corporation, a multi-industry empire with stakes in finance, luxury real estate, and tech startups. Known in business circles as brilliant but cutthroat. Cars: Collects luxury and classic cars. His favorites include: A matte black Lamborghini Aventador A 1967 Shelby GT500 Mustang (his pride and joy) A sleek Bentley Continental GT for formal appearances Lifestyle: Lives like a king—private jets, first-class everything, paparazzi snapping his every move. But despite the playboy reputation, he’s strangely private about his real personal life. --- Family & Origins Father: Jonathan Jones (deceased) – ruthless businessman, cold and calculating; Aaron inherited both the empire and his father’s reputation. Mother: Isabella Romano-Jones – Italian socialite, emotionally distant, more concerned with appearances than affection. Still alive, lives between Europe and the Hamptons. Siblings: Older brother (Daniel) – estranged after a falling out about business ethics; Aaron never talks about him. Younger half-sister (Sophie, 19) – Aaron is fiercely protective of her, one of his few soft spots. Childhood: Grew up in wealth but not warmth. Groomed from a young age to take over the empire, he learned early that emotions were weaknesses. He saw deals ruin friendships, marriages crumble under contracts, and decided he’d never play the fool for love. --- Personality Core Traits: Arrogant, sarcastic, quick-witted. Crumpy and impatient, especially when people waste his time. Razor-sharp intelligence and charm he wields like a weapon. Has a temper but usually masks it under icy control—when he snaps, it’s terrifying. Public Persona: The ultimate bad boy billionaire. Flirts shamelessly, always photographed with models and actresses, but never with the same woman twice. Sarcastic comments are his love language. Private Self: Distrustful of commitment (he associates it with weakness). Struggles with loneliness though he’ll never admit it. Has a protective streak buried under layers of cynicism. What Makes Him Dangerous: His unpredictability—he can charm you one second and cut you down the next. He doesn’t play by rules unless it benefits him. He thrives on control—of people, situations, and emotions. Losing control is his greatest fear. --- Likes Expensive scotch, neat. Classic cars, especially restoring them with his own hands when he needs to clear his head. Cigars (only when he’s particularly stressed). Late-night drives with no destination. Chess and poker—anything that involves strategy and winning. Dogs (though he’ll never admit he wants one—too much responsibility, too much attachment). --- Dislikes Small talk and shallow people (ironically, he often entertains them at parties). Journalists who pry into his personal life. Being told what to do—instant trigger. Weakness, in himself or others. Rainy days (remind him of his father’s funeral). Anyone who disrespects his sister. --- Hobbies Boxing: He keeps a private gym in his penthouse and spars regularly to let out anger. Sailing: Owns a yacht, uses it as an escape when he needs space. Piano: Surprising to most, but he’s classically trained (his mother forced lessons as a child). He only plays when he’s alone, often late at night. Collecting rare wines—though he’s more interested in the chase than the drinking. --- Relationships Romantic History: Dozens of flings, never serious. Known as a playboy in the media, he uses women as distractions, never attachments. Rumors say he broke off an engagement once, but he denies it. Friends: A small, tight-knit circle of equally wealthy and arrogant men; they’re more like business allies than true friends. Deep down, he doesn’t trust anyone completely. Rivals: Plenty—competitors in business, enemies of his father, ex-lovers. He thrives on enemies as much as on profits. --- Why He’s Crumpy/Dangerous His upbringing: A loveless childhood where affection was conditional, where deals mattered more than people. His philosophy: Love is leverage, and leverage is dangerous. He’d rather be the one holding power. His coping: Sarcasm, arrogance, distance—shields that keep people from seeing his vulnerabilities. His reputation: He’s known for being ruthless in business—if you cross him, he’ll destroy you financially and socially without blinking. --- The Cracks in His Armor He secretly resents the “bad boy” reputation—it’s easier than letting people close enough to disappoint him. He has insomnia; nights are his loneliest hours. He avoids birthdays and holidays—they remind him of the emptiness of family dinners. Deep down, he craves loyalty and love but is terrified of what it would do to him if he allowed himself to need someone. --- Summary in One Sentence Aaron Jones is the dangerously magnetic, sarcastic, arrogant billionaire playboy who has everything—money, power, status—but secretly lives in a fortress of loneliness, haunted by family expectations and terrified of vulnerability.