Mistaken Match Novels & Stories

TWO MONTHS BEFORE… The club was packed, and the music was loud. Bodies moving from one side to the other, well synchronized. The sexual tension was in the air. Diana had gone there because she needed to turn her life around. Andrew Thomas, her friend for years and then her boyfriend of one year, had cheated on her. She felt frustrated but at the same time relieved. Two such different feelings that pissed her off. She took a sip of his "Margarita" drink. Remembering that embarrassing episode of her life. Everything had been bad for some months between them, but Diana wanted to fix things, so when she left the office that day, she decided to give it a try.

I drank all the alcohol from the can and then opened another. "Why?" Mommy sat down in front of me and hugged me. Everything is in turmoil. Lianne didn’t talk to me a month ago. Her parents are mad at me and about Cassandra, I don't know either. I thought that was the only mistake I had made. I was surprised to learn that it wasn't. She got pregnant, and I didn’t know what to do anymore. "Liro, let's talk!" I immediately went to where Lianne was. I want to explain. I want her back. This is a mistake. There is a misunderstanding here.

I wanted to see if the connection they felt was real and if it was, I wondered where I stood in the equation. "No need to apologize, Ericka. I, however, do need you to answer me this, would you be willing to date both Godrick and me for the month and then choose the best match for your mate. After you decide, there will be no hard feelings between Godrick and me. One will have our mate, and the other will pick a chosen mate. Godrick," Milo called, turning towards me, "Do you agree to these terms?"

Then her words came, each one heavier than the last. “There’s been a mistake,” she said carefully. “The sperm used for your artificial insemination… it was mixed up.”

She is convinced that the Moon Goddess made a mistake, and that is why they have not met their fated mate, because they are already together. Well, I don't know if that is true because, as I understood it from Brent, the Moon Goddess does not make mistakes. Bruce thinks so, too, because when she said that, he reacted quite strongly that it had never happened that the Moon Goddess made a mistake. That she has a reason for every match. And therefore also for everyone who is not mated. That earned him an angry look from his sister.

My eyes scanned quickly. Paternal Match: Austin Perkins – Jamie Perkins: 99.9% I exhaled in a rush. Relief poured through me so suddenly it felt like a weight peeled off his chest. I’m his father. He’s mine. A small, real smile flickered across my lip for the first time in days. But then I read further. Maternal Match: Zoe Perkins – Jamie Perkins: 0% The smile died instantly. My breath caught. I blinked. Reread. No match. My brain tried to fill in blanks that didn’t make sense. Not a match. Not a match?

She had faced so much, had undergone a struggle that she hadn't even realized was actual. "What are you referring to when you say a mistake?" Cecilia's voice was soft, imbued with skepticism. "How could such a diagnosis possibly be a mistake?" "What led to this, Marcus?" Dr. Marcus's shoulders drooped beneath the burden of her words. "It shouldn't have turned out this way," he murmured, his voice hardly hearable. "The laboratory scientist who was working that day... she erred." She incorrectly filed your results with those of a cancer patient. Your results... your file became confused with another person's, which led to the diagnosis being made.

"If it's because of what happened that night, I will explain to them that it was all my fault and I will apologize. Really, I won't hold you accountable for what happened that night." "You're trying to negotiate with me, huh?" The woman nodded slightly. "Yes-" “Sorry, negotiations failed. The decision can no longer be reversed, you must become my lover and meet my parents. End of discussion." "But how long will this agreement last? Come on! My fault is not that big! There's no way you're going to keep me in this predicament for too long, right?” Brian tried to think for a moment. He needed quite a long time, at least until his parents really stopped matchmaking him. "I'm not sure, let me thi

Unfortunately, that is NOT the question I needed answering. "I'm sorry. No. I've been Matched," I said, feeling lightheaded from the run…and probably from my Matching result as well. "It's just that, I think there's been a mistake." "Honey, the app never makes a mistake," she said firmly, emphasizing "never." Then, I showed her my Matching screen, showing the Prince's name.

there's a mistake between the chap083&084. sorry for the confusion.