My Online Boyfriend Novels & Stories

"Anyway, you were the one who said you'd rather believe that than believe I told Colby." "Get out," she snarled, pushing me away from her. A small smirk appeared on my face as I nodded. "Fine, then. You really want to hear what really happened?" "Like you even want to talk about it," she scoffed, looking away, annoyed. "I met him online," I explained, my voice low. "We were friends in an anonymous gaming community. We shared secrets, and that's how he found out." "You met Colby online?" she inquired, her eyes blinking faster than usual. "And you didn't know it was him? You two are mad now, aren't you?"

“Wouldn’t want my boyfriend getting the wrong idea, would we?” The entire situation was ridiculous. Me, standing in a stranger’s mansion, pretending to be in a relationship with my boss. David, looking as though I’d personally betrayed him by moving on. And Randall, who probably thought he’d accidentally wandered into the middle of a particularly strange family drama. Most ridiculous of all was the lie itself. Alexander Hayes was many things, but my boyfriend certainly wasn’t one of them. David’s jaw tightened as his gaze shifted between Randall and me. “We’ve barely been broken up for a week, and you’re already dating someone else?”

At first, it was only meant as a small prank. I had tilted my head and asked who he was in the most foolish tone imaginable. I never expected him to say he was my boyfriend. The moment those words left his mouth, my heart began to race, followed by an overwhelming rush of joy. I immediately abandoned the idea of pranking him. Instead, I pretended to believe him and obediently went home with him. I didn't know why Jason had claimed to be my boyfriend that day, nor why he spent that summer acting like the perfect partner, staying by my side through everything I loved.

"But I still haven't paid off the last bit, which is only a million! This time, they're actually going to kill me and harvest my organs! "Winnie, please, can you help me? I beg you. For the five years we had together, just help me one last time… Your dad's the richest man in the country, right? A million dollars isn't anything to you. "Help me, and we can start over again. We can go back to the way we were. I'll treat you right for the rest of my life. I'll never lie to you again!" I watched him struggle pathetically to put on a flawless performance, but my heart didn't stir. All that remained was a bone-deep sorrow.

You just have to seduce idiots online, because that's how you will earn. Just like this guy. My gaze fell down to the typing icon on my phone—indicating that my idiotic boyfriend is already typing to my recent message. This guy doesn't only have loose screws in the head—he's also out of touch with reality. Anyway, who's in the right mind that will believe in online relationships? Are they that ugly to look for true love online? Who knows if the people they meet are just scammers scrapping money from them—if there's money to dig. People who easily fall for this trick isn't just stupid, they are morons!

"What, you want one too?" I was speechless but quickly shook my head. "Nothing… Just asking." With those words, I virtually fled Neil's office, as all I could think of was the ridiculous idea that Neil was my online boyfriend. But if I was his girlfriend, then who did he just call 'babe'? Could he be… two timing?! I felt like I had imploded and drifted around like I had lost my soul. Naturally, I didn't answer any of my online boyfriend's texts.

She even started dating a guy online. That was because in her latest novel, the protagonist found her one true love through online dating. She would drift through the room, boasting about it. "My boyfriend is so very rich and handsome. Hard work truly pays off." She would even share the loving voice messages from her boyfriend in the group chat. "Babe, I really love you. Even though we've never met, I know I can't live without you. "You'll surely feel soft and sweet in my arms when I hug you. I can't wait to see you, babe. All my money is yours.

Trixie, retouching her make up, and Vanessa, finding a perfect angle for her selfie, were already seated. "Hey babe." It's Jared Montezano. My boyfriend for almost 2 years now. He's a grade 11 student, son of my dad's business partner. He leaned over me and kissed my cheeks. Both his hands found their way to my waist. "Hey." I was lost in my own thoughts so that was all I could manage to say.

What changed in the last 10 hours? Three minutes passed before I got another reply. T: Aubrey F: Knox That's beside the point. Why a fake boyfriend? What is the ad exactly? I rolled my eyes at his reply but decided to ignore the comment. T: Knox F: Aubrey I need someone to pose as my fake boyfriend for my family over Christmas. Just one week and after that we part ways and I give you two grand for agreeing to it. After hitting send I leaned back in my couch, suddenly feeling nervous. What if he did change his mind and would do this for me? I wasn't even quite sure we'd even get along. We already snapped at each other earlier. What would happen if we spent a week together?

Its host was just that happy and relieved from completing the troublesome task. System Announcement: ...It's a disappointment, but you really did become his official girlfriend even though it's only online. Lowest evaluation results given. Once again, the lowest evaluation results given. Congratulations to Host for successfully completing 'Snatch Christine's Lover from her'. And I blame that stupid guy for stupidly agreeing to be your boyfriend online. Why are humans so easily agreeing to be boyfriend or girlfriend with people you just know over a platform created through a bunch of data? As expected, the folly of the human race runs deep into their bones. But, congratulation