Novel & Cerita Komik The Office Blind Date

I giggle. “What’s so funny?” “A joke I heard earlier. Listen, Adam, you seem like a sweet guy, but I’m not the one.” “Who says I’m looking for the one? I’m looking for Ms. Right Now, not Mrs. Right.” “Hmm, how… poetic.” He chuckles, throwing back his drink. He thinks he’s amusing; I roll my eyes and sigh. Why did I let Gianna force me into this blind date? The phone pings—that familiar ping; I’ve been waiting for it all day.

“Wait. Company policy? What do you mean by that?” “Huh—” she lets out a soft chuckle. “For starters, I don’t think Scott would appreciate two members of his team making out in his office. And technically, we’re not supposed to date co-workers. At least, that’s what I’ve gathered.” She shrugs, leaning closer to fix my blush. “But don’t worry. Plenty of employees are secretly dating. You just have to keep it hidden. Wouldn’t it be more exciting that way?” Her grin turns teasing.

A slow grin spread across Sarah’s face, and suddenly, Amelia knew she wasn’t going to like what came next. “A blind date.” Amelia groaned. “Sarah—” “No, no, hear me out!” Sarah grabbed her hand, eyes practically glowing with excitement. “It’s just one night. No expectations. No pressure. Just you, a fancy dinner, and a ridiculously attractive older man.” Amelia blinked. “Older?” Sarah waved a hand. “Relax, he’s not ancient. He’s mature. A real man. Not some immature guy who’s scared of commitment.” Amelia hesitated. Dating was the last thing on her mind. But at the same time… maybe Sarah was right. Maybe she did need a distraction, something to pull her out of this miserable hole Ryan had le

Edward said. Brielle couldn't help agreeing, "Mr. Pierce, you're right. I agree with you. How old-fashioned is the blind date! Moreover, I don't like to know a man on a blind date, the purpose of which is too strong. Even if he is not my soulmate, we should have the same three views." Edward squinted. 'It is amazing that she has the same thoughts as me.' "I'm full. I have to go to a charity company in the afternoon. I have to go first. Boss, have a good meal. I'll go to check out." After Brielle finished speaking, she stood up and went to settle the bill.

"A blind date with three people? Oh, this is amazing! I’m so excited! I can't wait to witness an amazing situation like this!" Abigail hummed maintaining her confidence right within herself, "it's the only way left for us to make our plan to work perfectly, Mommy will not agree if we say it's a date, so bring her out normally and boom, we will make it a blind date." Alexander leaned back on his hands, still not entirely convinced though he is agreeing with every plan Abigail says. "I hope this plan works." Viola, already swept up in the thrill of the idea, clapped her hands together. "It will! A blind date with three potential partners? Even my imagination is running wild! It’s brilliant! Ne

She acknowledged him and left instantly to get the job done as soon as possible, and Ivan continued to tread slowly, as he made his way through the open-plan office space towards his private office. As he approached the break area, he caught snippets of conversation drifting through the air, as a group of female employees were gathered around the coffee machine, their voices hushed as they spoke. He was not interested in what they were saying as he sauntered past in his usual unostentatious way of walking, but the name he heard momentarily, held him back on the spot instantly. “I cannot believe Skylar is going on a blind date tonight,” one of them said, her voice filled with genuine surprise

The people sitting behind her all gathered around her, "You still don't know about it, huh? Last night in the middle of the night, Susan sent a photo to the group chat. You were walking out of the building with a guy. The photo was a little blurry. But from behind, the guy seemed so handsome!" "Yes! Blake, who's more handsome, your boyfriend or Mr. Harrison?" Blake glanced at the phone which was handed over to her, "What?! He's the blind date my mom set me up with, not my boyfriend. Don't spread rumors! But why am I not in this group chat?!" After she said that, everyone's expressions turned strange, and they walked away. Blake thought, 'I'll just let this matter go because I'll be leaving t

” “You sure about that?” “Maybe?” The foolish conversation between us made me laugh. “Pfft…” But when I remembered what happened between us this morning, I pulled out my smile and crossed my arms. “So, how was your date? It ended late, I see.” Slyvester waved his hand mid-air. “That is not a date, okay? Let me explain.” He took a deep breath before explaining, “It is not a date, but a blind date.” “Which is also a “date”.”

Catherine remarked, then casually pushed open the door to Zane’s office. “Ms. White sometimes shows up unannounced,” Ryan said in a low voice. “Take a look at your tablet. If there’s a scheduled meeting with her, I would’ve logged it there. Usually, it’s dinner dates or wedding supplier meetings. But today, there’s nothing on the calendar. So what we’ll do is assess whether the next appointment can be postponed. If not, we’ll have to notify Mr. Frost.” Jade checked the calendar. Zane had a meeting with the Finance Director at four.

I told her. “What do you mean? Are you working late?” “Worse. I am going on a blind date.” I could hear the confusion in her voice. “Wait, I thought you were done with dating for a while. Who is the guy?” “It is not my date,” I said, lowering my voice even though the office was mostly empty. “It is Jeremiah’s date. He is forcing me to go as his wingwoman because I accidentally stabbed him with a needle today.” There was a long silence on the other end of the line. Then, Clementine burst out laughing. “He is making you go on his date because you stabbed him? Salome, that is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard.”