Matchmaker 2 Novels & Stories

“You! Certainly.” “Doesn’t that make me the matchmaker?” Josh thought about it and answered, “Yes.” “I’m giving you my bank details so you can send me a little token of appreciation for pairing you two together. Come on, I’m not going to give you money as a wedding gift, I have better things in mind than something as impersonal as that. However, I will admit that I am a shallow man and would like some money as a way of thank-you for my role as a matchmaker..”

Amelia replied to Rosalie as she dusted off imaginary lint from her shoulder, "There's no need to thank me, I want the best for my daughter." She gave a sly smile, "But if you could bring a man back..., that would be great. I do not doubt that certain wolves will be drawn to you the moment they lay eyes on you." Rosalie shook her head in disbelief. Her mother had resumed her role as the matchmaker for her.

If only it were that simple. “She’s my true mate, Mother,” I admitted. “And she can’t find out what I am. Not yet. I don't want her to.” For a moment, Zelda looked stunned, so rare of her. Then her mouth twisted into a sly smile. “Oh, so she’s your true mate? Well, well... that does change things now that I know” She moved closer, her voice dropping into something conspiratorial. “If you’re that eager to claim her, why not make a grand affair of it like I suggested? A mating ceremony big enough for the whole kingdom to witness. We can arrange it in a week. You’ll have her bound to you, and she’ll be yours once after all.”

the girl said with a light laugh, seemingly quite pleased. "Uh-huh." Tyler nodded, his expression softening further. The word 'matchmaking' confirmed Zyra's suspicions. Tyler had not only moved on from her, but he was also actively seeking someone else. Her eyes dropped to Tyler's hand, and she noticed the ring was gone. He had removed it.

she responded with a smile. "You're obsessed with ruling," Manik chuckled. "I am," she responded. "Miral. Can I ask you something?" Manik spoke, after following silence for a minute. "Yeah," she looked at him. "Do you know why our dads introduced us to each other?" He questioned. Miral nodded. "I do. They want us to get to know each other so that we can figure out if we're compatible or not so that they can pitch for our wedding," she confessed. "So? What do you think about this?" He curiously asked.

Only thing is Matt swings the other way but it'll still, right? “See you tonight, baby girl!” Matt states in enthusiasm ready for a new quest after his breakup with Joshua. “Thanks, you guys!” I reply with appreciation and end the call, getting ready for the pool party. After dinner which Maria, our maid prepared, I slipped into my blue bikini that enhanced my cleavage. Full and round just like my behind as I give once over through the wall mirror in my closet. I throw on my black cover up and retouch my matte lipstick. Had to dress the occasion right…

"You're—you're my mate. But you—you were mated before. To Amber Rose. How—how is this possible?" "Second chance mate," Mom said softly. "They're rare but—but real. The Moon Goddess sometimes gives second chance. When first mate dies. When—when there's unfinished life to live. Marcus, this is—this is real. Maryann is your second chance." "I don't want second chance," I said. Voice harsher than intended. "I want—I want Amber. I want my first mate who—who gave me Lily. Who died too young. Who—who should still be here instead of—instead of me smelling mate bond with someone else."

Both of us were stunned. The tall and slim man shouted drunkenly. He held his glass and walked toward us. He mumbled, “Thank you, Kevin, for providing us with such a nice dating platform. “If I can find a girlfriend here, I will surely give you a huge reward. “I must toast to you today.” Kevin immediately lifted his glass and clinked it against the man’s glass. “I hope you get what you wish for, Liam.” Kevin did not drink. He only drank soda, and his Adam’s apple bobbed as he drank it.

Sebastian asked. “It does look better,” Bernadette confirmed. “I want another run through of the script from the top with all the actions. I’ll review the footage after.” Edward sighed internally and stepped out of the frame of the camera so Sebastian could start his lines. He had to walk into frame when Sebastian got to that part where he was introduced as his marriage match. The hard part was making his random appearance look natural and not highly scripted. “This marriage match is different to the others that have come before it,” Sebastian said and Edward knew it was nearly time to step into frame. “My match is male. Whilst this is unconventional and unexpected, the marriage will be goin