The Office Blind Date Manga Novels & Stories

My team was the only one in the company that hit its performance targets this year. At the year-end party, the boss waited until everyone else had left, then he pulled out a big red box and had the four of us in my team draw blind boxes. I drew a desktop tower caked in dust, an antique that looked like it belonged in a museum. Haley Lambert, my teammate, drew a monitor covered edge to edge in scratches. Drew Sandler got a keyboard with every letter worn clean off the keys. Gabe Carell ended up with a grease-slicked wired mouse. Our boss, Cyrus Griffin, clapped me on the shoulder, grinning drunkenly. "You young people love a blind box, right? It's all about that thrill of not knowing!

"Now that I'm thinking about it, you two are definitely dating." "Looks like it," Tamara agreed. "He opened a seat for her." "You're office romancing with your personal assistant?" Amy gasped. "Wait till father finds out." Zharn pulled me to his side. "Yes, I'm office romancing my personal assistant, and dad knows. I just told him, but don't tell mom yet." "Got it." "It's nice to see you over Cleo for a change," Anna said before widening her eyes in shock, gulping like she said something wrong.

As the editor of a comic book, she was responsible for publishing Coco’s work on it. “Okay.” “By the way, accompany me to a blind date tomorrow after we finish discussing work.” “You’re going on a blind date again?” Coco was surprised. “I know, right? My blind date will bring a friend along, and he told me to bring a friend too to avoid it being awkward. The friend he’s bringing is single. Maybe you can make friends with him,” Minnie suggested. Coco had been single for many years since her feelings had been hurt. She wondered if Coco never wanted to date again because of that.

"You're quite remarkable, Ms. Clark. Building a company like this is extremely impressive" "Thank you. I've worked very hard." "I'm sure you have." His eyes traveled down to her neckline again. "And I'd very much like to be part of your success and as much as I'd like to continue with the business conversation, I'll have to skip it and move straight to the dating part." Claire went still as she stared at him, "What do you mean? He reached across the table and placed his hand over hers. "Well Ms. Clark, it's quite a coincidence that aside from being a business date, you're also my blind date".

“That is... I don’t even have the words for how messed up that is.” They sat in silence for a while, then Mia let out a long sigh. “Your life is a total mess, Laur.” Lauren laughed softly. “You have no idea.” Mia leaned back and sighed, trying to lighten the mood. “Speaking of messes, my office is trying to kill me. Deadlines are popping up like weeds. Meeting after meeting. I swear my boss survives on nothing but black coffee and pure spite.” Lauren turned to her, a tiny bit of her old spirit returning. “When was the last time you actually went on a date, Mia?”

I review it briefly before returning it to its spot. My attention shifts to a young woman nearby, engrossed in writing. She seems familiar, but I can't quite place her. As our gazes lock, her eyes widen in recognition. A surge of triumph hits me—I remember her impulsive kiss at the bar, and excitement ignites within me. I grin at her, noticing the surprise on her face upon seeing me. "Is that one free?" I point to a chair near her. "Ah, no, doc. But if you want her, I can arrange that for you," Ms. Cha stammers. Want her?

Please confirm attendance. I stare at the screen. Three months. I hadn’t even realised. Three months since the contract started. Three months since a blind date and a penthouse office and a document with a no feelings clause that neither of us has managed to follow for a single day. The review is supposed to be routine. Professional. Two people in an office confirming the arrangement is working and adjusting terms if necessary. Except nothing about us is routine anymore. And when I walk into that office Monday morning and sit

Their foreheads collided with a loud thunk. “OW!” Miu rubbed her head, her eyes brimming with tears. In that moment, Takuto had a vivid flashback: Yamada at the office party, tipsy and crying about how lonely she really was beneath her iron mask. But the very next second, Miu gave him a devilish grin. “You hurt me~ You owe me a new pencil!” Ah yes, that tone. That same extortionate sweetness. Takuto felt tears—not of sentiment, but pure rage—welling up.

She mumbled. Georgia was also not there, because it was her day off. Meanwhile, Heart was late due to intense sex with her client the night before. She was still in Kanagawa, she had sex with a big man and overslept. Heart’s POV: Ungh, my whole body hurts like hell. I opened my eyes and then saw a ceiling. My eyes opened widely as I realized that I am still here in the luxurious room in Kanagawa prefecture. “Ahhhhh!” I screamed and suddenly got up from the bed. The client was already gone, probably for his work. While me, I am still sleeping here. It is already nine in the morning. And they told us to be in the company by eight am. Oh my. I have an hour to go back to Tokyo!

"Hey, having fun aren't you?" "What's in your mind??" "Well, in boring in here... Just why did I can't take a part of this?!" Akaru actually knows the reason for it, So Ageru just too lazy to talk with him about it. She just continues walking and hoping that the story will succeed. By all of the sudden, they meet with Hikari. Hikari was looking at the manga store there. He was exploring the art of manga. Ageru saw it, So she asks Hikari "Hey! Are you learning about manga? Hehe, it seems like you were serious about it." Hikari was so shocked when he saw Ageru and Nimura. He shook his head. He says to them "I-It's not like that!! I just found something that I just interested in it!!" Ageru jus