My App Boyfie Novels & Stories

"I'm not sweet, I just do what a boyfriend should do." The word 'boyfriend' does something to my heart, and my pulse flutters. "Are we like that?" I asked heavily, averting my eyes from his handsome face. "After everything I did and what I said.. you still reject me?" he asked in a tone that I knew was feigned annoyance. I snorted in annoyance. "I don't know. All you do is force me to be your girl, to be yours. You never asked about that." "I don't need to ask it from you, you are already mine when I claim you the first time."

"Yes. I used that method to get over my recent ex. It worked effectively. I focused on my studies, music and other things I love. I even fell in love with myself. Trust me, not in a narcissistic way. I love myself but the pure and normal one." I let out a chuckle."Oh yes. I'll try your method and I'll give you feedback. Don't worry, I'll tell people to d******d your app if your tip works." "Can't wait for you to share your testimony. A lot of people - " Beautiful boy couldn't complete his sentence because the door jerked open. I let out a loud hiss when I saw those familiar forest green eyes. It was my crazy boyfriend, Romeo.

We critiqued silly hairstyles, questionable mirror selfies in dirty bathrooms, and men holding excessively large fish for reasons only they understood. "It's quite an interesting app, actually," I explained, swirling the ice in my glass. "It’s got this location function. If you click this button here, it shows all of your potential matches within a five-mile radius on a map." I clicked through to the feature boldly labelled "Bomb Site". The screen transitioned into a dark, sleek map of Galencia Bay. Suddenly, dozens of little circular pictures popped up on the screen, scattered across the streets like landmines. "Oh, that is dangerously brilliant," Mari grinned, leaning in close so our heads

I clear my throat and she hides the phone behind her. Is it a guy? It will be nice if she has a boyfriend. Resting on the headboard, Amelia crosses her legs. “I spoke to my dad about the site. He says we would need to roll out an app for it to work.” “A real app?” I ask. I settle on the bed, my arm rubbing against hers as I pull the cover over our feet. “Doesn’t that cost like. . .a lot of money?”

They weren’t born rich, so this was her way to get there and find someone she had long been wanting to see. She almost jumped when her phone suddenly rang. “Hey, girl! Make sure you come back safe and sound, okay?” Her friend Amelie blurted. She had already told her friend that she was meeting a guy she had just met on the MatchYeah app— a dating app for people looking to get married. Not everyone finds a spouse, as some end up breaking up without reaching marriage. It was trending, so she signed up. “Yes, ma’am!” She joked back. Amelie had sent her a taser for self-defense, just in case. She’d told her to use it if the guy did anything bad. And it was safely in her bag.

he said softly like he wasn’t used to getting compliments, then he cleared his throat and just like that the shy boy was gone and the confident alpha male was back. “We have a launch party, two weeks from now that’s when the app will be out for public use” he explained “I’m so proud of you” I said genuinely, he smiled and nodded. Then, like always our time together came to an end faster than it usually does and we left for work, he kissed me at the front entrance of ‘Golosi’ and just like that he was gone and so was the little piece of my heart that beat for him.

You all can check it out here on the app if you want to read more stories from me! Thanks again! Love you all ❤️ ~S.Y

He changed the subject and said, "With this trip abroad over with, I finished discussing the subsequent details for the app. Gigi, you can decide when you want to launch it." The app could simulate a person's love life. It was very similar to a computer game that was currently popular. Giselle had previously tried it out herself. If one entered the key information about the first half of their life, the app would automatically simulate their future based on the choices they'd made. Every choice would result in a different route. It was thus very useful in making decisions about relationships. Of course, it was just a reference. However, everyone who had used the app knew how amazing it was.

I sneered and mocked, "Funny, that sounds like projection. Maybe you're the one trading yourself for resources. Why else would you spread rumors so easily?" Seraphina flushed with rage and pointed at me, stuttering, "You… You…" I ignored her and walked straight to the elevator. I finally saw Liam for who he was. He was not worth another ounce of my love. I only blamed myself for not realizing sooner that he was only a shallow man. The elevator doors closed, shutting out their voices. I pulled out my phone and checked out the official website of the Apex Group. There was a posting on the careers page, the executive assistant to the CEO. I applied without hesitation and uploaded my resume.