The Consequences of Being Aiden

"Why, out of all the hare-brained schemes that your brother has ever roped you into, would you try to pretend to be Aiden?"

When Ainsley's older brother calls in a favor, she refuses at first. The next thing she knows, she is dressed up as and pretending to be her brother, Aiden, and tutoring his best friend. The only problem is that she doesn't like Brendan and how he acts like a surrogate brother. She already has one overprotective brother; she doesn't need another.

Brendan has a secret. He's aware that Aiden has convinced Ainsley to tutor him. He's aware that Zoe has been sabotaging Ainsley's relationships. However, what he feels for Ainsley is far from the act he puts on around the Hastings Siblings.

What could possibly be the consequences of Aiden's scheme? Is this Brendan's chance to get Ainsley to see him as more than her brother's best friend? Or could some of the people in their lives try to sabotage any potential relationship between them?