Neighbor Dating App Novels & Stories

It was a cozy Saturday night, and Nicole was looking forward to a relaxing evening with her sister Ashley. They had planned to watch a horror movie together, but as they settled into the couch with their snacks, Ashley had other ideas. Ashley picked up the remote control and started browsing through the movie options. Nicole assumed she was searching for a scary movie, but instead, Ashley clicked on a rom-com. "Which movie is it?" Nicole asked, eyeing the screen suspiciously. Ashley grinned mischievously. "Friends with Benefits!"

Nadia changed out of her shrubs into her normal clothes after her shift ended towards evening, and had taken a few extra minutes to touch up her makeup and straighten her hair. She planned to eat out since Stacy wasn't going to be coming home soon, because of the date she was going on, after meeting a guy on a dating app as suggested by her.

She still had eighteen months of payments left on the contract, and now with Jamie's medical expenses, it would be a while before she could get it fixed. The group chat with all her friends back home was dead. Nothing new in Sparrow Beach. No salacious gossip or groundbreaking scandals. Disappointed, Natalie scrolled through the Hot Connexions App. Only one of the eight 'connexion' suggestions was her type. Swiping left on her screen, she turned down the seven and focused all her attention on Lucas Southey. Not his real name, of course. They never used their real names. But he ticked all her boxes. Blue eyes, black hair and muscles in all the right places, judging from the guns threatening t

Gwen seemed to sense my reluctance and reached for her phone, her eyes gleaming mischievously. “Let me show you something,” she said, pulling up an app. The screen displayed a sleek logo: Finder. “It’s a dating app for wolves. Rumor has it that it can even match you with your fated mate.” I frowned. “A dating app? Seriously?” “Don’t knock it until you try it,” she teased. “You’re not committing to anything by signing up. Just… see what’s out there. It might help you feel connected again.” Skepticism warred with curiosity as I took the phone from her. Setting up a profile felt strangely therapeutic, as if I were reclaiming a small piece of myself. But as I scrolled through endless profiles, d

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Sorry, too lazy to get a real comb. I stood with hands on my hips, looking at my friend, who was still fast asleep with her mouth wide open. She probably didn't sleep right away, and I didn’t want to wake her because she sleeps like a log. I was surprised to see my phone outside my bag, so I grabbed it and turned it on. I was greeted by the name of an app: Matchmaker: Dating with a Twist. I raised an eyebrow because I didn't remember downloading a dating app on my phone, and I’m not into such things.

Olivia shrugs with a wave of her hand casually, introducing, “Nick, this is Ava Knight, your boss’s wife…I believe.” Ava frowns, not sure what the last two words were about. The “boss” part? Or did Olivia just taunt her to her face?! Nest is a new company Sebastian pulled together, right after he signed over Z-House. It’s not exactly a “social media” in the sense that it’s not a platform where people share their lives with the world, but being a chat app, it offers real-time free calls, messages, shopping, payment, delivery, movie, short videos, game, life record, AND it allows you to post them on a “board” where all your friends can see, with no limitation to how many you can friend.

Luckily, we have enough in our savings that we can pay that without too much concern, and once we have, we are allowed to set up our profile. The first rule of this place is that you start local. Start with people you might actually share something in common with. To be honest, I have been imagining running off across the country to meet up with some exotic stranger, but maybe this is for the best. More locally, we don't have to worry about travelling or ending up on a crappy date with no way to call a taxi and get back home. The app links you up with people in your area at first, and, kind of like Tinder, you swipe yes or no on them and have it reveal one way or another what they think of y

Dr. Ethan Ford returned my third thesis draft at midnight with comments so brutal I considered changing my name and leaving academia. At one in the morning, I opened NearU to keep myself awake. That was when I found my own hair clip on a viral anonymous post. My girlfriend loved the hair clip I bought her. Thanks for helping me choose it. NearU was Westbridge University’s anonymous campus app, mostly used for gossip, complaints, secret crushes, and the occasional department scandal. I clicked in casually.

I interrupted. Amie cleared her throat again and continued "What I meant to say is that, you will move on faster. And the good thing is that, the app is designed basically for King's college students. It was designed by some group of students in computer science class. It will make it easier for you to locate your soul mate in school". "Good thinking Amie" Gina high five. "What are you girls so excited about, I'm still gonna meet some weirdo there if not Douche bags" I hissed and landed on my bed burying my head in the pillow.