Matchmaker 2 Novels & Stories

》》Jason Dutton《《 I moved my rook three blocks to the right, finalising my victory. "Check mate." My opponent knocked over his king in disappointment and gave me a handshake. The disapproval was written all over his face as he got up and left but he knew there was no point in disapproving, my victory was final. There was no way he could change it. It wasn't his fault I was so good at winning. This is fun. "We have our finalists! Jason Dutton and Adrian Markham! The final shall commence straight after the 20 minute break."

“She literally promised she could find someone for me with ‘a soul as old as yours.’ Whatever that means. But I’ve yet to see a man in her orbit who looks average. It’s suspicious.” “You need to do this,” Mara said, pointing at her as if giving a royal decree. “I need to know what shifter matchmaking includes. You need a date. I need entertainment. It’s perfect.” “Better this than my mother signing me up for a soulmate website again,” Lena muttered. Mara groaned. “Don’t remind me.” Lena’s face twisted. “My ‘perfect match’ was a man with seven kids, three ex-wives, and a part-time job cleaning bowling shoes.”

Femi cannot think that I like his girl, the tense relationship we already had between our parents is putting so much on our family that we cannot afford to be quarreling too. “Wacko?” I tilted my head at my best friend who rolled her eyes at me. “Of everything I said, trust your brain to pick that one out.” “So that’s the reason why you are trying you hand at matchmaking?” I asked as Tomi shrugged. “It seems to be enough reason for me.” Tomi said as I sighed. “You suck at it.” I tell her as she throws her chips at me. “Food fight?” I asked her. “NO, you child.” She admonished with a giggle. “Since I suck at it, why don’t you give it a try?”

“Well, shall we take a look? I’ve only got two nights here to get my leg over, so we might as well get going.” She laughs. “Yeah, come on, then. Now, remember, swipe left for no. Right for yes.” “How many times can I do that?” “I think it’s unlimited. When you’ve both swiped right on each other, you’ll get a match. Then you’ll be able to chat, if you want.” My stomach flutters with butterflies. “How long do you think it’ll be before I get a match? Maybe I should have done this at home before I came here.” I felt too guilty asking June to look after Mum for more than two nights as her free time is so limited.

Surprised but touched I agreed and he told me he would be up momentarily. Starting up the stairs I paused and called out for him. “Jaxon, how do I make it so I'm not matched with another?” Grinning slightly he explained, “Log in to your student account and scroll through the menu to options. There's a mate section listed. Use your welcome pamphlet. It explains how to opt out of further matches. Confused, I eyed him strangely. “You did it when we first matched?” Eyeing me warily he nodded and admitted that he was having a hard time with Aiden and didn't want another guy added.

“We are here to get you a makeover for your date.” “A date?”

According to him, you possess a revolutionary soul, you’ll bring the biggest unexpected and unaccepted change in the history of wolves and vampires. Yes, you have read it right. He didn’t say anything specific about the kind of change, I think he kept something hidden from us too, but it’ll going to be something neither them nor we can accept. Moreover, he said that your mate will bore the print of your paw on her left arm and only the girl with that sign will be your mate. Every other girl you choose will have a fate confronting death. Your mother, my son, will advise you to not ruin the life of any other girl knowing the truth. Instead, put your feet in your shoes and get out in search of

“Well that’s what I’m trying to tell you both! I do a deep dive with a lengthy questionnaire and really get to your inner workings, look into your soul, that’s how I match people. Of course I personally interview everyone too. I don’t do pictures, it’s a complete blind date, just based on your compatibility. I have been up and running two years now and I’ve already had over 250 couples match and marry! But hell, even if you don’t find your bride at least you could find ‘Miss Right For Now.’ What do you have to lose, both of you!” She stared at us both and Derek shook his head. “Yeah still gonna pass. How about some fajitas!” Haven laughed and shook her head, “oh you’ll never change will you.

A feeling of frustration overtook him as he noticed the woman merely look at him before turning her attention to the male guests. Was she really that desperate to find another man? The host commenced the show just at the right time. “Welcome to the special edition of today’s matchmaking show. After two weeks of preparation, we’ve sieved through three thousand candidates for fifty male participants based on Miss Williams’ demand. “We also have the honor of inviting our sponsor, Mr Michael Larson, to be with us today. Speech, Mr Larson?” The host had no idea that Michael was Christina’s ex-husband nor that inviting him to give a speech at the matchmaking show was actually a great mockery.

”But good to have it cleared up. “Alright then, let’s get back to the game,” I said. ”Brian?” “I just found this one,” he said. ”It’s a partner game. The system throws out random questions or challenges, and each pair has to answer or complete them. The couple that knows each other best wins. Sound good?” “What does the winning pair get?” Diane asked. “Let’s say the winning pair gets to make a public request at their own wedding,” Mayoko suggested. “Not fair,” Paul said. ”Susy and I are definitely not getting married.” Jenny smiled at him—they really did know everything about each other.