Komik The Office Blind Date นิยาย & เรื่องราว

So, was she his blind date? At once speechless and humbled, he chuckled. "Wait, you're my blind date?" Rea studied his face, realizing then that Stan really did not know. Refraining from continuing to diss him, she wheeled on Zachary and blinked her pretty eyes. "I'm right, aren't I?" Stan turned to shoot a questioning stare at Zachary too, who flashed a polite but awkward smile. "Well, you see…" "Yes," James answered in his place. Stan groaned. "Why didn't you give it to me straight?"

My team was the only one in the company that hit its performance targets this year. At the year-end party, the boss waited until everyone else had left, then he pulled out a big red box and had the four of us in my team draw blind boxes. I drew a desktop tower caked in dust, an antique that looked like it belonged in a museum. Haley Lambert, my teammate, drew a monitor covered edge to edge in scratches. Drew Sandler got a keyboard with every letter worn clean off the keys. Gabe Carell ended up with a grease-slicked wired mouse. Our boss, Cyrus Griffin, clapped me on the shoulder, grinning drunkenly. "You young people love a blind box, right? It's all about that thrill of not knowing!

She doesn't want Gun to feel insecure when she goes on blind dates, so she promises herself that this will be the last time she goes on a blind date. "Of course, Miss Simpson. Don't worry because after your blind date with my son tonight, no matter what the result is, I won't bother you anymore," said Mr. Tuvalya with a smile as he left her office. When Mr. Tuvalya left, Gun entered her office. His face was frowning, so she knew that he already knew he had agreed to go on a date with Mr. Tuvalya's son. "You agreed to go on a blind date with Mr. Tuvalya's son, right?" Gun immediately confirmed while standing up in front of her.

Why did mom had to get involved. "You owe me a new secretary." I yelled. "And that's why you're going on a blind date tommorow. Who ever shows up is your new secretary." Jacob said like this was a joke, going on a blind date won't immediately replace Olivia. "I'm not going." I said annoyed. "You better be going or I'll tell Dad you made Olivia cry, I filmed it." Jacob held his phone up high like some prize. "Fine I'll go but I'm not picking a secretary. You better find me a good secretary by the end of tommorow." I said returning to my work.

Tremblingly she tilted her body to answer Morpheus. “You didn’t even ask about what I promised you,” he said. Vickie bit her lips and clenched her fists tighter, she had made a big mistake by being careless. “Uh it’s because I trust you to work on it” she said with a pretentious laugh. “Okay… the blind date is in two days so prepare” Morpheus assured her. Vickie muttered a thanks as she walked out of the office. Once she was out of sight, she crumbled to the wall to catch her breath. She shut her eyes as she did some breathing exercises.

April stepped into her office with Katherine her friend hot on her trail. It felt like dark clouds hovered over her head, threatening to spill if she so much as blinked. Her office was dark-themed and most time she felt it reflected how her life was, but she was happy and that was what counted right?. She hoped that was enough. She slumped into her seat, behind her desk and kat took hers looking pissed. She acted like she had committed a grave scandal for supposedly ruining the blind date she had set up, never minding the subtle warning given before the said date that it might not end well.

But I ended up shrugging it off like dirt on my Armani blazer. His smirk widened at my reaction, taking as much amusement out of this situation. "What's so funny" I murmured—not making eye contact with him. His smirk became a smile and then a tiny laugh. "Oh, I forget, My mistake buddy, That was no dinner! was it?" he chuckled when I didn't say a word. "It was a well-plotted blind date, arranged for you by your "Mother Teresa? Wasn't it?" he remarked, emphasizing the word, 'Mother Teresa.' Hiding his laugh behind his terrible imitation of cough.

"Just open your heart and see who completes you, promise me, mom. Promise me you will try..." Kelly saw the purest desire to see her happy in Nick's pleading eyes. "Okay, okay... I will. I will try. But let me remind you, I am doing this for both of you, so you can start planning for your wedding," Kelly humorously exclaimed. She was almost certain that this young man would wait until she was in a happy relationship before proceeding with his plans with Kate. "Let's hope this first blind date would be the last so you guys can give me a grandchild soon," Kelly laughed merrily. And Nick joined her. They were still chuckling as they got off of the vehicle when another car pulled over. It wasn't

"Tsh. That's not funny. By the way, do you have a job now?" "Yes, I'm a marketing officer at Dompteur's company." "You mean, that man you had a blind date with?! His company?! You're working for him?" I nodded slowly. "Uh-huh." "Really? He accepted you, huh? Maybe he likes you?" "Come on, Pres. Even if the crow turns pink, that would never happen." "What if that actually happens?" We just talked about some random things until I slipped and told her about my agreement with Leon.

Maybe Fred had a point, but that hollow ache still held firm, and I wasn’t sure anyone could fill it. Fred hovered near my desk, a sly glint in his eye as he held the tablet close to his chest. I raised an eyebrow, catching on to his unusual excitement. “What now, Fred?” I asked, only half paying attention as I returned to the report in front of me. Fred cleared his throat. “I was thinking, sir… what if you tried going on a few blind dates?” I looked up, taken aback. “Blind dates?” I scoffed, barely hiding my distaste. “You really think I’d be interested in wasting my time on some dating app?”