Dating Fourth Date Mga Nobela at Kwento

So much for a reunion. Our passionate goodbye kiss still plays in my head. Somehow I thought this would be another memorable moment but I thought wrong. “April 5,7,10,15,20. May 1,5,9,12,25 and two nights ago. Do those dates ring a bell to you?” He swallows his saliva and avoids my eyes. He knows. The sexy, adorable bastard!

He lowered his voice, hoping his mate wouldn’t hear it. Sab was momentarily stunned, but she smirked after a while. “You don’t know?” “Do you?” Jared ignored her teasing tone and asked again. “April 13th.” “Are you sure?” She snorted at his disbelief. “Quite sure.” “You didn’t confuse it with the other girl, right?” Sab rolled her eyes at him. “Hana’s birthday is in August. Leo’s is on December 5th. Ren’s is December 21st. Gareth’s is April 29th.”

“What if we make a contract? We put everything we want in writing? Like a marriage license. Sharing everything equally and all that other stuff.” I laughed, “so now you want to marry me?” “Well, I do. But that might be a little too much on our fourth date, wouldn’t it?” he joked. “Our fourth date?” “Number three was last night, we went out to the club and you beat up some woman for me and today was number four. We went to a beach house and I told you I loved you and you said something similar back, which I pretended not to hear, but secretly made me more happy than I have ever been.” Ari said, smiling so beautifully.

Why didn't I know? I entered William's birthday again. It was still incorrect. I bit my lip. Several numbers came to me, and I didn't wish my guess was true. Flipping through the information Vivian had sent me, I got Abril's birthday. It was the 25th of October. I entered each of these four numbers... It was correct.

Dmitri: I ask all girls the same thing AND you are the lucky one. Fear clawed in Dmitri’s gut when Audrey stopped typing and he felt that she might not have understood his text. However, he had underestimated her because she couldn’t wrap her head around the fact that she was his first date too !! Audrey’s jaw was left hanging open and she couldn’t help herself from typing back. Audrey: Please tell me a handsome and accomplished doctor like you is not going on a first date ! Dmitri: How many dates have you gone to ? Audrey: I will be going to my first at six today !

He replied and claimed my lips once again. "What date is today?" I asked again after I broke the kiss. "23rd of September." "Hmm.. ok." I hummed softly. "We are an official couple today, so don't you ever forget this day." I said and brought his head for another kiss. "I won't." Liam muttered. _______

“I… uh, you- shut up.” “Oh, look at that. You are blushing.” “I hate you.” “Love you more,” she retorts before popping a chip into her mouth. “I take it the courting is going well?” “Courting? What courting?” “You and Louis.” “We are not courting. We are just going on dates,” I reply. “I am pretty sure he is courting you. How many dates have you two been on?” “Four,” I answer without hesitation. Damn it.

APRIL It was a long ass list, but a necessary good. I’d been at it all morning, but I was nowhere near done. Out of excitement, I’d decided to write an alphabetical list of dates that I and they guys could go on, and I had over thirty ideas penned down already and I hadn’t gotten through quarter of the alphabets. I wasn’t complaining though, I’d enjoyed how our last date turned out a little too much and I was eager for more of it. It was such a simple dinner, but it had meant the world to me because it marked my first romantic date with them.

I went inside and checked on Nathan who was asleep on the couch with Tanya watching TV. "How was it" Tanya whispered. She looked excited for me. "Fine" I said. "He was nice." "Just nice" Tanya asked. "Come on give me details. Was he cute. Did he kiss you. Are you seeing him again." "He was cute. He kissed me. I don't know if I'm seeing him again" I said. I picked up Nathan carefully and carried him to our room. "I felt nothing Tanya. Absolutely nothing." "That's normal for a first date" Tanya said. "Chemistry takes time."

“Fred, you didn’t.” “Oh, I did,” he replied, tapping the tablet and holding it out to me. On the screen was my profile, professionally set up, along with a list of the first four women he’d matched with, dates and times already scheduled. “Your first one’s tomorrow evening, sir. A nice dinner at the Riverton Restaurant.” I sighed, shaking my head. “You really don’t know when to quit, do you?” Fred shrugged with a satisfied grin. “Let’s call it persistence. Besides, it’s only four dates, and if you don’t fancy any of them, well… you’ll have tried. But who knows? Maybe there’s someone on this list who could be worth your time.”