Komik The Office Blind Date Novels & Stories

I looked at Marvin and Camellia. This ridiculous couple's performance only made me laugh. "You think I need to give up on Marvin?" I snorted, my eyes cold and void of warmth. "I think you've misunderstood. I'm here on a blind date." "A blind date?" Marvin guffawed hard, like I'd told the most ludicrous joke he'd ever heard. "Evelyn, can't you at least make your lies sound believable? Look at you! What man in his right mind would want to be with you?"

“But mom and dad opposed our relationship. So they forced me to come here, in this blind date with Mr. Lance. Looking at the two of you, I think it is a sign for me that I should really follow my heart.” Silence settled, cutting the air inside the boisterous coffee shop. After processing her words, Jane and Lance both forged laughs. “Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha…” “Ha ha ha ha ha ha…” Jane and Lance looked at each other again. They speak using their eyes. They did not expect this situation to happen, so they are wondering what to do next. “Since the date won’t continue anyway,” Kate said, “why don’t we eat together before I’ll go?” she suggested to the two.

“ Just what the heck has my mother done ? Is she planing a rebellion by inviting all these important people ? Luckily I came otherwise she would have boiled me alive . “ said Jack . “ You bet I would . “ said a voice from behind . Jack turned his face and saw his mother looking at him . “ M…Mom… “ said Jack with a scared smile . “ I was thinking how should I skin and boil you when coming here but it looks like it won’t be necessary anymore . “ said madam Gomez . “ Mom , you have invited all these important people for the business project we are about to launch ? “ said Jack a bit confused . “ Not only for business only . Consider this as a blind date for you as well . “ said madam Gomez . “

Rowan’s P.O.V “Did you catch a cold…” I typed, staring at the screen for a second before deleting the messages immediately. I ran my fingers through the back of my neck, a groan of frustration escaping me as my mind replayed the absurd conversation she’d had with me earlier in my office. A blind date! How could she mention setting me up on a blind date? I needed to understand her thought process and how she could stay composed even after saying the most ridiculous things.

Three years later, I sat in an open-air cafe at the foot of Mount Alpis, wearing ski clothes, basking in the warm sunlight. A news notification popped up on my phone. "Quinton Group Ceo Launches A Global Search For His Ex-wife, Offering Everything He Has If She's Willing To Come Back." The photo showed Henry's haggard face. He looked ten years older. I smiled faintly, swiped it away, and blocked every one of his contacts. How ridiculous of him to think that I would ever go back to a man like him. My real life had only just begun. "Hello, beautiful lady."

I had completely run out of patience and turned my gaze straight to Hugo. "Mr. Crawford, let's call it a day with this blind date." I never wanted to see a blind date partner like this a second time. I raised my hand and gestured for the waiter to bring the bill. But just as I picked up my bag and was about to leave, Marlene pressed her hand down on mine. "You want to leave? First, settle the damages."

It looked like the perfect picture of two lovers having a date night out, and nothing like the mini-battle it had actually been. Under the picture was an article with the heading, 'NEW ROMANCE IN BLOOM?", and Tiffany stared at it for a long time before she could fully understand what she was seeing. "What the fuck?" Tiffany whispered to herself as she began to read.

she said lightly, swatting the air even though he couldn’t see her. “I have gone on a couple of dates,” he admitted. “One was blind.” “Oh, she was blind?” “No — it was a blind date.” “I take it they turned out horribly?” “What makes you say that?” “Well, for starters,” she began, flicking a leaf off her thigh, “you wouldn’t be flirting with me right now—” “Is that what this is?”

Frank raised his fingers to do the math—there were three days until Helen returned, but that also meant that he would play bodyguard for a pair of overgrown infants. And before Frank could say a word, Luna planted herself on Helen's office armchair as if she was in her own house, tapping the desk while speaking to Frank with a commanding tone, "Go on. Bring my blind date over here. We will meet right here." "Here?" Frank frowned. "This is an office. Surely a solemn place like this isn't somewhere you have a date? I can make reservations if you want to have it elsewhere…"

They listened to every word he said, hanging on to his every joke and funny anecdote. As the laughter died down, Vince decided to share one of his infamous blind date experiences. With a dramatic shake of his head, he began, “Trust me, after that date, I swore I'd never go on one again. It was like a scene out of a disaster movie. Picture this: awkward silences, spilled drinks, and me realizing halfway through the night that we had absolutely nothing in common. Never again, I swear!” The girls laughed even harder, picturing the cringeworthy scenario in their minds. Vince was a natural storyteller, and his self-deprecating humor made him all the more likable.