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Molly Marks writes Hollywood rom-coms for a living, which is exactly why she knows the whole "romance" industry is a total scam. The one and only time she was naive enough to fall hard was with her high school boyfriend, Seth—whom she famously ghosted right before graduation and hasn’t seen in fifteen years. Talk about core memory unlocked.
Meanwhile, Seth Rubinstein is an absolute hopeless romantic who believes in soulmates and grand, fated love... despite working as one of Chicago’s top divorce attorneys. (The irony is not lost on anyone.) For the last decade, he’s been wading through a sea of trash dates and rushed relationships, trying to find "the one." But honestly? Nobody has ever lived up to Molly Marks, the OG who broke his heart.
When Molly’s friends drag her to Florida for their 15-year high school reunion, cosmic karma strikes hard: she’s forced to sit right next to Seth. A few too many martinis and one chaotic, drunken hookup later, they end up making a wild bet. Whoever can accurately predict the long-term fate of five couples before their next reunion wins, and the loser has to admit the other person was right about true love all along.
The plot twist? The fifth couple on the list is the two of them.
Molly insists they’re a classic case of timeless heartbreak. Seth promises that in five years, she’s going to be hopelessly, head-over-heels in love with him. She thinks he’s literally delusional. He has five years to prove her wrong.
Wickedly funny, insanely sexy, and serving peak 2000s rom-com energy, Just Some Stupid Love Story is for anyone who low-key believes in soulmates—even if you’d never admit it out loud.
Molly Marks writes Hollywood rom-coms for a living, which is exactly why she knows the whole "romance" industry is a total scam. The one and only time she was naive enough to fall hard was with her high school boyfriend, Seth—whom she famously ghosted right before graduation and hasn’t seen in fifteen years. Talk about core memory unlocked.
Meanwhile, Seth Rubinstein is an absolute hopeless romantic who believes in soulmates and grand, fated love... despite working as one of Chicago’s top divorce attorneys. (The irony is not lost on anyone.) For the last decade, he’s been wading through a sea of trash dates and rushed relationships, trying to find "the one." But honestly? Nobody has ever lived up to Molly Marks, the OG who broke his heart.
When Molly’s friends drag her to Florida for their 15-year high school reunion, cosmic karma strikes hard: she’s forced to sit right next to Seth. A few too many martinis and one chaotic, drunken hookup later, they end up making a wild bet. Whoever can accurately predict the long-term fate of five couples before their next reunion wins, and the loser has to admit the other person was right about true love all along.
The plot twist? The fifth couple on the list is the two of them.
Molly insists they’re a classic case of timeless heartbreak. Seth promises that in five years, she’s going to be hopelessly, head-over-heels in love with him. She thinks he’s literally delusional. He has five years to prove her wrong.
Wickedly funny, insanely sexy, and serving peak 2000s rom-com energy, Just Some Stupid Love Story is for anyone who low-key believes in soulmates—even if you’d never admit it out loud.