Blind Date Novels & Stories

I was busy worrying about the well-being of my daughter. “Why do you make me worry so much, Amber?” I asked myself as I picked up a novel on the side of the bed. It was Amber’s best novel. She would finish this novel and start all over again just because of the suspensions and plot. The book was titled “bye, see you.” I hadn’t read the book but I know everything about it because of Amber’s endless bickering. She muttered about this book so much that I know much about it. It was a book written by a human. The book was about a younger male who fell in love with an older female. His name was Jai and her name was Ann. Jai was out with his friends. They all picked girls they would mate with from

“Other people might be drawn to blind kindness, but I’m not. Sometimes, that kind of kindness comes with a weakness in making decisions. I don’t like that. So it makes sense why I chose you. And I could list hundreds, maybe thousands, of similar reasons why I know you’re perfect for me.” Raven slipped his hand behind Gia’s neck, capturing her cold, trembling lips. The kiss was brief—aware they were in a public place—but those few seconds made Gia melt. Gia clung to Raven’s shoulder to keep herself upright. “Do you still want another normal date, or is it my turn to plan something now?” Raven asked, grinning smugly at Gia’s blushing face. Gia almost nodded, but her eyes caught sight of a brig

I figured he might be calling to explain himself or apologize. A mocking smile tugged at my lips as I answered, but instead of an apology, Cedric's voice came through harshly. "Why didn't you tell me your right eye was blind? Now, Celine is blind too. Are you happy now? Is it fun to mess with blind people? Come here and give her your left cornea." I couldn't help but laugh at his words. If someone didn't know better, they might think Cedric was Celine's husband. All of this suddenly made sense.

His unwavering gaze sent an unexpected shiver down my spine. "And of course," I continued, my voice dipping lower, more intimate, "this is only the third time we have arranged the Obsidian Suite." The mention of it sent a ripple of excitement through the room. The nervous woman at the front straightened, her eyes widening with interest. "The Obsidian Suite offers something... different." I traced my finger along the edge of the podium. "Book it, and our proprietary algorithm will match you with your perfect partner from within our network. You'll have no idea who they are until you meet them in the suite itself. The environment adapts to your combined preferences, creating something entirely

"Don't bother to come near to me since it doesn't matter and I don't care if you are blind or not but what mattered is that you and I are not on the same page anymore" Her eyes frowned in confusion as I just turned my back on her and left her room in a hurry because if I spend another second near her, I won't be able to stop myself from making her mine and then hurting her in return by lending her false hopes when I am bound to the codes that an Alpha can't have a blind-mate as chosen one or destined one.

These sisters were full of fun and merriment. I snatched the card from Emily and dodged her. I climbed on the bed and read aloud, "Matchmaking doves invites you to their special blind, dark date. Wait, it's a date and you want me to go?" "Yeah!" Emily chirped and I gawked at her. "I'm not going to any frivolous date. I don't date. Hell! I never thought of dating." "Come on, don't be such a pussy. Dating is fun especially this one. It will be dark, so dark that you wouldn't be able to see your own date. All adventurous, mysterious and fun."

I am going on a date. To be continued...

I hated it when we fought. The restaurant my blind date picked was one of the most popular five star spots in the city owned by one of my father's friends. It was the kind of place you booked weeks in advance. Which immediately made me wonder how he managed it when I only found out about this blind date two days ago. "Good evening, ma'am," the hostess greeted with a warm smile. "Do you have a reservation?" "Yes. Leah Carter. I'm with Daniel Hart." She checked her tablet and nodded. "Your date is already seated. Last table by the window."

“Are you Ms. Everly Flemming? I’m Nate Tatum. Your uncle introduced me to you. Your mom’s told you about our blind date, right? You’re really busy, so I waited for you here.” Everly did not want to attend the blind date, but her date actually came all the way to Clearfield Hotel to wait for her. Needless to say, it was her mother who told this guy she would be here. Maddie had not dared to call her directly and told Kaden to pass on the message, also to use him to pressure her to go on the blind date. Everly cast Nate a cold glance, which immediately disabused him of the notion to step closer. He

Sophie is a typical romantic young woman. The books she reads most are romance fiction stories and the rules inside the books had become her treasured wisdom. "Let me tell you, in this type of properly arranged blind date, you will not be able to find any suitable partners. It is too old-fashioned. Everyone who comes will be prepared with their hearts filled with expectations and imaginations. When they really meet, they will not have any feelings anymore. The type of fate that comes unexpectedly is more reliable. For example, at a supermarket, when he reaches for something and accidentally hits you or he is pushing a trolley and accidentally knocks into you..