Blind Date Mga Nobela at Kwento

Just like what he said to himself before, he won’t rush Jane to open her heart. “Can you listen to me first?” Lance asked, heaving a sigh. “I am not asking you to date me for real.” “Then what do you mean when you say ‘Date me’”? Jane asked with confusion. She even moved away from him while hugging himself as if she was in self-defense mode. “Before, you heard that my mom asked me to attend a blind date this upcoming Saturday. Right?” Lance asked. Jane nodded her head. “My mom is a stubborn woman. So I thought of a strategy to stop her. All I need is to attend that damn blind date. Then, I will bring a fake girlfriend to introdu

‘Now that there’s a customer, he is also here for her.’ “Ah, the pianist, huh? She’s busy with her blind date now.” Brendan stopped flipping through the menu. His dark eyes narrowed when he said, “Blind date?” “Yes.” The waitress tittered. “It’s true that she is good at playing the piano, but she’s hideous and blind. No man would ever be attracted to her, so the cleaning lady kindly arranged a blind date for her. Even though the man is seven or eight years older than her, a woman like her doesn’t have many options.”

ALPHA LUCIUS’S POV As the day of the appointment of the new cabinet members dawned, the sun rose over the capital city, casting a golden hue upon the grand courtyard of the palace. The air hummed with anticipation, the energy palpable as citizens from across the kingdom gathered to witness the historic event. I stood at the center of the courtyard, flanked by towering pillars of marble that rose to meet the sky. Despite my blindness, I could feel the weight of the moment pressing down upon me, the gravity of my responsibilities heavy upon my shoulders.

Emily said and they all continued chatting and laughing together. Meanwhile, Liam went out on a blind date at a very exclusive restaurant. Both of them were seated chatting with each other while sipping from their red wine. "It's so nice to meet you in person, you are so handsome".She said smiling. "Thanks, you are not looking bad yourself, you are extremely beautiful".Liam said. "Thank you".They smile at each other. "So, tell me Liam, how often do you do blind dates?".She asked. "I don't usually do blind dates, besides this isn't a blind date".He said.

A few moments later, he whispered, “You can take it off now.” She removed the blindfold and gasped. On the beach, a table for two was set, rose petals forming a heart. “It’s beautiful,” she whispered. “Not as beautiful as my wife,” he replied. Lisa blushed but quickly covered it. Alessandro led her to the table and held a chair for her. Drinks and starters arrived. “To us,” he said, holding his glass. Lisa clinked hers to his. They ate, and soon Ed Sheeran’s Thinking Out Loud played. Alessandro held out his hands.

Gina had a hundred things she wanted to say, but when she looked into Adela’s clear, luminous eyes, everything shrank into just one sentence: “Nothing much. I’m just heading to a blind date and saw you—thought I’d say hi.” She said it lightly, but it caught Adela off guard. A blind date? Was that trending now? First Marah, now Gina? Adela’s lips twitched. She didn’t even know how to respond. “Oh… hope I didn’t delay you.” Gina shook her head, and Adela said nothing more. From behind, Kate stood with an expression like she’d seen a ghost. Gina, going on blind dates? What alternate reality was this?

Maureen remained standing for another second before looking at him, "Are you...?" Dimitri didn't answer immediately. He took out his phone and opened the dating app. He looked at the profile details. Her profile name had been Pretty Reen. During their brief chatting, she had introduced herself as Miss Cross. He looked up at Maureen. He didn't know if he should laugh or not. He really should have asked for a picture. Maureen was still staring at him, waiting for an explanation. Dimitri placed the phone on the table. "I'm your blind date," he said.

All I wanted was to be with someone I didn't know, and afterward, we would go our separate ways. The next day, while alone in my room, I downloaded a special blind date app that matched random people based on their preferences. I liked the app's terms and conditions, which ensured that the two individuals would never know each other. Both the man and the woman would be blindfolded before, during, and after the encounter. This app seemed perfect for my current situation.

Charlotte let out another sigh. The truth was that she had only signed up because Madison had spent weeks talking about the company. Blind Match Elite wasn't some random dating app filled with fake profiles and filtered photographs. It catered specifically to professionals, and everything about the process was designed to be anonymous. No photographs. No social media accounts. No judging people based on appearances, careers, or follower counts. Just conversations. Real conversations. The concept had genuinely intrigued her. At least until she had actually been accepted. Now she felt more tempted to hide under a blanket and pretend the invitation had never arrived.

Emily raised her cup and took a sip of lemon juice, her mind filled with disbelief. "Damn it! That blind date at the resort was an absolute disaster. Rob and the matchmaker exchanged a few words, insinuating that Lucas was my lover. Then, the matchmaker had the audacity to inform my parents. “They pressured me into inviting Lucas over so that they could scrutinize and assess him. And I figured it’d be wiser to shift the dynamics and just ask Lucas for a favor. That way, I can bid farewell to these dreadful blind dates and steer clear of the ensuing troubles."