Jonah spent his entire life trapped in a human-only community surrounded by anti-supe family members trying (and failing) to “fix” his curiosity about the outside world. When his father demands he get off his computer and go get a job, he knows accepting a job at a supe-run temp agency is risky, but he’s determined to experience the world and finally see what he was missing. 

Except Jonah’s very first assignment lands him at Spellbound, the largest supe-run company in the world. For his first real taste of the supernatural, maybe he should’ve asked for something smaller. Something… less toothy. Because werewolves don’t eat humans. Right?

When Emmett notices a nervous human at Spellbound, it’s his job as a member of security to ensure he feels safe. That’s all. It has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that Jonah is adorable, easily startled, and smells so good Emmett has to grit his teeth to keep from licking him.

Out of sheer kindness (obviously), Emmett volunteers as Jonah’s personal supe guide: answering questions, translating pack culture, and offering a safe place to land while Jonah learns the ropes. When Jonah starts getting a little too much “friendly” attention and blurts out that he’s in a relationship to make it stop, Emmett is more than willing to play along.

But to make fake dating work, they have to make it convincing. Like flirty texts. Public hand-holding. And… if they’re going to sell this, probably a few real dates. Right?