Blind Date Turned Proposal Novels & Stories

Those intense blue eyes stayed locked on mine with a terrifying kind of certainty as he took one final step closer, towering over me. “You heard me, Nara.” Heat rushed to my face and my heart was beating so wildly I was sure he could hear it as I continued staring at him. This wasn’t a joke or some kind of twisted game. I stood there, dripping wet, breathing too fast and staring up at the most complicated man I had ever met. I was completely speechless and for the first time since I started working for him, I had absolutely no idea what to say. Because Keegan Blackwood the reclusive billionaire who never let anyone close had just proposed to me.

"Blaze? I-I thought I..." He smiled, cutting me off. “Well, after you left, I lost focus and figured we could probably have dinner together.” The proposal was shocking, much less after he left work and followed me home. I wondered. Was that the real reason, or was this another trap concerning the contract? "So?" Blaze arched his eyebrow, his smirk ever-present. "I'm not hungry," I replied, trying to ignore the way my heart raced at the sight of his tie already yanked down, his first three buttons lost like he had run a mile and needed fresh air.

I waited for him to chuckle like he always did and tell me that it was a prank or something, and watch him walk into his office. But he was still standing there after several seconds until I couldn’t help it anymore, and eventually I looked up. “What?” I asked. “Have you thought about my proposal?” Direct, cold and completely rude. What kind of sick joke was the universe playing on me? Did he know? Did he sense how secretly I felt deeply alone and how I longed for love, marriage, a man to be with me…was that why he was doing this? To mock me? I wouldn't so stupid to think that he somehow fell in love with me. Damon Blackwell may be cold, but I'm guessing even he wouldn't propose to a woman h

She taunted, "I believe Esther's decision to drive off a cliff is a result of her losing hope in you." Bradley's gaze darkened, but before he could react, Mandy suggested, "Bradley, I can't be your fiancee, but I can teach you how to pursue a woman. Are you interested?" This proposition made Bradley, who was about to leave, hesitate. "What do you mean?" Mandy signaled to the tea master, who discreetly left them alone. Unnoticed by either Mandy or Bradley, she turned on the recording function on her phone placed on the table.

The staff didn’t even try to stop him. I was disappointed in them for that. “I would go into the ladies’ room to avoid you, but I’ve got food in my hands,” I said to Blaze, hoping it’d make him back off. Instead, Blaze found it amusing, a small smirk tugging at his lips. “I’m not here to ruin your mood again,” Blaze said. “I want to apologize. What I said was out of line, and I’m sorry for suggesting it.” Was he only sorry for proposing such a silly thing or was he also sorry for imagining a world where we could be together, even as a fake relationship?

He squeezed Carmen's hand reassuringly, silently vowing to prove his love and loyalty every step of the way. Kay had been thinking about the perfect proposal for Carmen for months. He wanted it to be a moment she would cherish forever, a memory etched in their hearts. He meticulously planned every detail, ensuring that every element of the surprise proposal was both meaningful and romantic. He pondered over various ideas, but it was during one of their evening strolls when inspiration struck. Kay remembered how Carmen had once expressed her fascination with blindfolded sensory experiences. It was then that he conceived the idea of blindfolding her during their lunch date and surprising her w

before he went back home. As he predicted, his mom was asleep, and he successfully avoided another clash between them. He got his bag, packed a few clothes, and fled to the same hostel Michael was in, but a floor higher. Just about when he got into his hotel room, his phone began vibrating in one of his pockets. He picked it without confirming who it was. “Hello, this is Dan Tinder of Tinder’s corp.” He answered out of habit. “This is Belinda.” “Oh” “Uhm… I guess I wasn’t the only one thinking about the other.” Dan smirked. He was going to propose a deal to Belinda for a project he was working on, but hearing her voice, another proposal came to his mind.

Autumn Anderson Months passed. Blaine and I are engaged. He proposed to me when we were on our way home after our outing. Honestly, I didn't expect it. My heart shouted in joy, excitement, and tears. I never picture in my whole life that there is a man who would love the boring me but Blaine showed me how different I am. He always showed me how beautiful I am in his eyes. No matter how much trouble I am for him, he never leaves me alone.

"The taste is worth the price." "What do you think of this food, drink, talk and banter? Every day?" "What? Every day?" Blair was slightly surprised by the unusual question. "I want to see you every day, Blair." Hearing that statement, Blair so misbehaving. She looked away. "Blair?" "Yeah?" "I'm proposing to you," Louis said. Blair needs clarification. She wasn't ready for such a sudden proposal. Blair also chose to laugh softly and take it as a joke.

"The way you asked wasn't really lovely, I was expecting cheesy or something." Bryan snorted. "Please, cheesy is so cliché." I rolled my eyes. "It's nice okay." He retorted. "This has to be the most romantic proposal." He waved his arms around. "At mid-night, in the sea" he paused and the smirked, letting his eyes roam all over my body, heating my body. "And both naked. What more could a girl want?" I rolled my eyes. "A better guy?" Ace ignored the taunt. "So is your answer yes?"