Complete each group of three sentences with the same word.

A) If you offer to take a friend or a romantic partner to see the latest movie with a love triangle at its heart and they say they are otherwise ____, don’t change your plans. Go to see the movie and make them regret they didn’t join you.
B) If you’re hungering for a really traditional rom-com love triangle, check out “Something Borrowed”. Rachel loves Dex, who is ____ to her best friend, Darcy. And Dex suddenly realises he has feelings for Rachel too. What’s going to happen?
C) “The Wedding Planner” is yet another fix for rom-com lovers. A wedding planner’s life is saved in super romantic circumstances by a super dreamy man. After spending the whole day together, she discovers he is the fiancé of the woman whose wedding she’s been ____ to plan. Awkward…

D) A Woody Allen thriller “My Best Friend’s Wedding” offers an interesting spin on the love triangle. What’s going to happen if a former tennis player marries a naive girl and continues his affair with his brother-in-law’s girlfriend? Well, as the ___ unfolds, we learn almost nothing is as it seems.
E) A movie that has been remade several times, “Sabrina”, apart from the classic love triangle throws another romantic trope at you - the glow-up of the title character, who suddenly catches the eye of a man who previously ignored her. The problem is he’s getting married and his brother decides Sabrina is a threat to this most advantageous marriage. He believes he has no choice but to ____ to make Sabrina fall in love with him instead.
F) The romantic drama “The Notebook” is a tear-jerker to end all tear-jerkers. It would take at least a page to sum up all the twists and turns in the story. Suffice to say, if a woman faints while reading about you restoring an old house on a ____ of land, you might be more than certain of her affections. Even if you haven’t been in touch for years.