Fake Affair

To elevate her status from "unwanted" to "a woman worthy of a man," Shoko lies about being married to a man who she meets on vacation. But a true love story begins with that one lie.

To elevate her status from "unwanted" to "a woman worthy of a man," Shoko lies about being married to a man who she meets on vacation. But a true love story begins with that one lie.

To elevate her status from "unwanted" to "a woman worthy of a man," Shoko lies about being married to a man who she meets on vacation. But a true love story begins with that one lie.

To elevate her status from "unwanted" to "a woman worthy of a man," Shoko lies about being married to a man who she meets on vacation. But a true love story begins with that one lie.

To elevate her status from "unwanted" to "a woman worthy of a man," Shoko lies about being married to a man who she meets on vacation. But a true love story begins with that one lie.

To elevate her status from "unwanted" to "a woman worthy of a man," Shoko lies about being married to a man who she meets on vacation. But a true love story begins with that one lie.

To elevate her status from "unwanted" to "a woman worthy of a man," Shoko lies about being married to a man who she meets on vacation. But a true love story begins with that one lie.

To elevate her status from "unwanted" to "a woman worthy of a man," Shoko lies about being married to a man who she meets on vacation. But a true love story begins with that one lie.

To elevate her status from "unwanted" to "a woman worthy of a man," Shoko lies about being married to a man who she meets on vacation. But a true love story begins with that one lie.

To elevate her status from "unwanted" to "a woman worthy of a man," Shoko lies about being married to a man who she meets on vacation. But a true love story begins with that one lie.