I'm not 100% sure if all these scenes belong to the same book, but I have a pretty strong hunch that they do. So, here goes!
Here's what I remember:
• In the initial chapters, the FMC has either gone through a breakup or something has happened with her boyfriend. I'm not entirely sure about this part.
• She has a female best friend whom she calls and talks to about the situation. The FMC has a cruise ticket for two, which I think she was originally supposed to use with her boyfriend. After whatever happened between them, she doesn't want to go anymore.
• Her female best friend tells her that she shouldn't waste the tickets just because of him and encourages her to go anyway. The FMC asks if her friend will come with her, but the friend can't make it.
• So, the FMC calls or texts her male best friend (the MMC). They've apparently been friends for a long time. She tells him about the breakup, and he asks if he should come over.
• For some reason I remember a scene where the FMC realizes she's hungry but has nothing to eat at home. When the MMC comes over, he brings food without her even asking! It's apparently their usual takeout order, and they sit down and eat together.
• While they're eating, the FMC comes up with the idea of taking him on the cruise instead. It's a very impulsive, last-minute decision!
• They go on the cruise, and at some point, a staff member or attendee mistakes them for a couple. I think they initially try to correct the misunderstanding, but eventually, they just go along with it and pretend to be a couple.
• The cruise has some kind of cast reunion or fan event for a TV show. The FMC is a fan of one of the actors, and she gets to meet him. They talk, and he asks her to have dinner with him that evening.
• However, the actor turns out to be kind of creepy, and the MMC isn't happy about her going to dinner with him. I vaguely remember them having a conversation where the MMC asks if she's really going to go, and she says yes, almost like "Why wouldn't I?"
• The MMC then spends the evening wallowing in his room, clearly not wanting her to go on that date. But the FMC gets a weird feeling during the dinner, realizes something is off, and comes back to her room pretty quickly.
And that's pretty much all I've got!
I'm almost certain I haven't finished reading this book because I don't remember anything beyond these scenes. That's probably why I can't find it anywhere on my read list.