Seven years after two broken engagements, Molly Scott finds herself drawn back to Garrett Mitchell, a man she fears will never trust her again. Her employer orchestrates a pretend courtship between Molly and Garrett, hoping to rekindle their past connection. As they navigate this charade, Molly grapples with her lingering feelings for Garrett, while he, now a successful Denver attorney, views her past suitors as proof of her fickleness. The central conflict lies in whether Garrett can overcome his distrust and believe that Molly has always been waiting for him, potentially leading to a third, successful engagement.

The premise suggests a contemporary romance focused on overcoming past hurts and rebuilding trust. The narrative likely explores the complexities of second-chance relationships, with a focus on the emotional journey of the protagonists as they navigate their rekindled connection. The story appears to center on the internal conflicts of both Molly and Garrett, particularly Garrett's struggle with trust and Molly's desire to prove her enduring love. The resolution hinges on whether they can move beyond their history to find a lasting commitment.