Accidentally Yours on Platform Four

She needed ninety seconds of believable romance. She accidentally got millions of witnesses.Molly Byrne has one job: keep a live radio campaign from going spectacularly off the rails.Unfortunately, the couple scheduled to propose on Platform Four have broken up over breakfast, her sponsor still expects romance, and the only available man looks as though he files complaints against badly positioned muffins.Daniel Keane is a railway conductor who believes in timetables, clear exits and people staying behind the yellow line. He does not believe in fake proposals, spontaneous publicity or letting a chaotic radio producer turn his working platform into emotional theatre.Then Molly talks him into ninety seconds on air.One fake ring, one wildly misunderstood broadcast and several million views later, Ireland thinks Molly and Daniel are engaged.Their employers think that's fantastic.Molly and Daniel have other opinions.Forced into a follow-up campaign built around their viral chemistry, they agree on rules: no invented history, no fake relationship, no surprise romance, and absolutely no turning their private lives into content.Easy.Except Daniel keeps showing up when Molly's chaos stops being funny. Molly keeps seeing the man behind the clipboard. Their families start asking questions. His real romantic past resurfaces. And somewhere between commuter stories, better tape, disastrous hashtags and all the ordinary ways people make room for one another, the pretend story begins developing some inconveniently real feelings.But when the campaign starts confusing genuine connection with public property, Molly and Daniel have to decide whether becoming the internet's favourite love story is worth losing ownership of their own.Accidentally Yours on Platform Four is a warm, quick-witted Irish romantic comedy about an accidental engagement, opposites attracting, viral fame, workplace chaos and discovering that the best person to travel with may be the one who notices when you need room to breathe.The fake-engagement engine is directly established in the manuscript: Molly recruits Daniel for a supposedly ninety-second staged broadcast, only for the moment to go viral and trigger a continuing campaign around them.