The Office Blind Date Novels & Stories

"Just... keep it professional, okay? At least when we're in the office." "Deal," he said, giving me a quick kiss. "So, how about that lunch date?" I rolled my eyes, but my smile didn't fade. "You know I can never turn down an offer to eat." We left the office and headed to a nearby restaurant that we loved. It was a small, cozy place with a relaxed atmosphere and delicious food. As we walked in, the familiar scent of spices and freshly baked bread greeted us. We were shown to our usual table by the window, and as we sat down, Richard reached across the table to take my hand. "You know, I really am sorry if I embarrassed you earlier," he said, his eyes sincere.

He had to burn the midnight oil for work. The next day, Calista received a call from Yara just as she was about to get off work. "Babe, can you accompany me to a blind date? By the order of my parents—if I don't go, they'll make me a sacrifice for the gods. I've heard that this guy also came back overseas. I'm already freaking out when I heard that." "Are you still going on blind dates?" Today was the first day of the appraisal meeting. A lot of private collectors came, and her throat was already sore.

I felt guilty, but it was all for the best. "I have a blind date to attend and I'm leaving everything in your hands," Adrian said, standing up and walking over to me. He looked imposing and quite dashing in his black tuxedo. Blind date? I felt an unexplained pang of sadness hearing his words. "Be rest assured, everything will be taken care of," I forced a smile and replied. "Good! I'll leave then," Adrian said dismissively. I watched him leave the office and scoffed in annoyance. He was a real scumbag, not remembering me and still having time for blind dates.

The venue was kept secret, and an invitation letter was required to enter. Catelyn showed her invitation letter, and the receptionist said that the blind date party was on the fifth floor. She turned and walked toward the elevator. Little did she know that a person was staring at her from a corner with a pair of falcon-like cold eyes. Cedrick received a call from Ollie earlier and learned that Catelyn was going to have a blind date this afternoon. Coincidentally, he was about to have a business meeting right here in the same hotel!

The second I round the corner, Wes from project management strolls out of the breakroom, looking… weirdly startled. “Sloane,” he says. “Wes,” I say, keeping my eyes on the printer as the machine whirs to life. Wes is the same guy who spent a month trying to ask me out before settling for a girl in his own department. Even though office dating is against company policy, which is hilarious, everyone here dates everyone. Someone else steps out from the breakroom behind Wes, adjusting her blouse. Carla. Not Wes’s girlfriend. “Sloane,” Carla says, trying to sound casual even though she’s breathless. “What are you still doing in the office?”

They obliged to every wish of mine and it had been going well. Until earlier tonight, I had stumbled upon a lady my mother had gotten me to go to a blind date with. Her name was Melody and she was a pretty lady except she was a chatterbox and gave me no chance to speak. She was hardworking and ambitious but appeared to me to be too selfish. She was great nonetheless and I had discovered she was the event planner in the Gabriel Thymes wedding to my woman, so we had talked again. Tonight, she was with a man, so she kept the conversation brief but I didn't miss how she still continued checking me out. It was now two hours after serving the couple who were celebrating their twenty-five years ann

She asked him, "I can't give up marriage because of work, can I?" "..." "Anyway, this is the report you want. I'll put it here. If there's nothing else, I'll go back to work first." After that, Secretary Guo turned and left, but she didn't know that the moment she turned around, Greg furrowed... A blind date? Would anyone want a man like Secretary Guo? Who would have such bad taste? _______ "Young Madam, did you really arrange a weekend blind date for me?" After walking away from Greg, Secretary Guo thought for a while and finally ran to find Natalie.

I guess I'm not the first secretary she's ever seen manhandled by her boss. "Don't be like that, Charlie Girl," he calls me, his own signal that he's just playing the part. "Be a good girl. We're on a date. Aren't you grateful that I chose you, out of all the other women in our office?" "Of course, Mr. McKaine," I repeat a little louder. I see a sandy-haired man on the other side of the room watching our interaction intently. I recognize him from the cover of one of those business magazines that we have lying around the office.

"You might let it slide, but I can’t. She messed with me, and I can’t stand it!" She stormed out of the room, but paused at the door, then turned and added, "By the way, Mom and Dad want to remind you not to forget about your blind date tomorrow." Benjamin froze. Of all things, a blind date. Why did he need to go on one when he was already a fine, handsome, and successful man? It was ridiculous. * Outside Queen11. Caitlin and Wendy got in the car, and Wendy finally understood what had happened. "Caitlin, don’t tell me you were the one who made Scott's life miserable last night! You’re incredible! I admire you so much!"

I replied, my heart racing as I turned away from his piercing gaze. The rest of the day felt like torture as I tried to focus on my tasks, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that Jeremy was watching me. My office was right outside his own so he could see me. At the end of the day, he approached me again, a smirk on his face. “Ava, I can’t help but admire you. I know, I know—I’m just your boss. But this office doesn’t have a no-dating policy. That said, would you like to go on a date with me?”