Matchmaker 2 Novels & Stories

Chapter 1: The Match Ella Ramirez leaned against the counter at Brew Haven, the late Tuesday afternoon lull dragging like molasses. Rain streaked the Portland café's large windows, turning the gray sidewalk into a blurry watercolor. At 19, juggling community college graphic design classes and barista gigs, Ella thrived on these quiet moments—sketching customers or scrolling her phone for inspiration. Today, though, boredom won. She pulled up SparkMatch, the addictive new dating app hyped on her For You page. "Real connections, real sparks," the tagline teased.

Both of us were stunned. The tall and slim man shouted drunkenly. He held his glass and walked toward us. He mumbled, “Thank you, Kevin, for providing us with such a nice dating platform. “If I can find a girlfriend here, I will surely give you a huge reward. “I must toast to you today.” Kevin immediately lifted his glass and clinked it against the man’s glass. “I hope you get what you wish for, Liam.” Kevin did not drink. He only drank soda, and his Adam’s apple bobbed as he drank it.

Even in death. This story is about a matchmaker who can't fall in love and a detective who can't feel anything.

Sebastian asked. “It does look better,” Bernadette confirmed. “I want another run through of the script from the top with all the actions. I’ll review the footage after.” Edward sighed internally and stepped out of the frame of the camera so Sebastian could start his lines. He had to walk into frame when Sebastian got to that part where he was introduced as his marriage match. The hard part was making his random appearance look natural and not highly scripted. “This marriage match is different to the others that have come before it,” Sebastian said and Edward knew it was nearly time to step into frame. “My match is male. Whilst this is unconventional and unexpected, the marriage will be goin

A hiss comes from the mouth of tall man. I take off my white blazer that I wore, then throw it away carelessly. Then, my hand grabs a pair of sword of mine from the back. “Let’s start our game.” - Perfect Mate -

She took a deep breath and motioned forward so they could walk and talk at the same time. "I lived, but my life after then was difficult. It is hard to describe, losing your mate. You will never know that person. I do not know who he is, and I never will. My parents sent my name to the matchmaker as soon as they realized I was without a future. They wanted the best for me. The matchmaker takes our names and he performs many spells, finding those who are the most compatible. Sometimes a match comes back quickly, sometimes it takes longer to find a suitable pair. My name was in his pile for several years until Jake's mother, Queen Eloise, submitted his name," Hannah glanced at Ellie. Ellie nod

She inquired, she sounded like my mother. Geez. ~＞"My very own private reasons!" I responded abit rude. ~＞"Oh really? Just so you know and you can check if you want to. I'm in charge of FAP&GMgroup. That's simply because; I'm a matchmaker, I can help you find Mr Right wherever he is, Like I've just said ... Nineteen years in marriage, I know much more about Love than G****e or Wikipedia. Also, I can bring back together two separated lovers.

But he could still see her body shaking and distant eyes when he thought back to it. “I don’t want her to go through that again,” he stated firmly. “Ooh la la, there is that voice again. That’s one of the reasons I am playing matchmaker for you two.” “You are what?” “Matchmaker. Or pimp, since she’s a hoe. Now, do you have a pen?”

“No, not breeding. Who gives a shit about breeding? And I won’t be pushed into anything.” He stood and glanced out the window at the women going into the front of the building with what appeared to be pies, cookies, and cakes in their grasp. His mother had done well. Telling them his preferences ensured they offered up something he liked. But two could play that game. “Where’s the card?” Spike frowned. He glanced around the office. “What card?” “The one you mentioned is about a matchmaker, Gerri or something.” “Ah, yes. Gerri Wilder.” Spike nodded and shoved his hand into his pocket. “She matched my cousins. Their mother, much like yours, tried to interfere, but Gerri gave them the perfect m

She could feel several eyes bore holes into her, but she did not pay attention to any of them. "So have you decided which one to choose?" Jessica asked after they had exchanged pleasantries. Anita went through the list again. "The Cupid's Curse" is a rom-com about a woman who has the power to make anyone fall in love with her, but she's cursed to never find love herself. The Stars Align," a drama about a successful matchmaker who finds herself drawn to one of her clients, despite the fact that she's never been able to find love herself, "Match Me If You Can" is a light-hearted romantic comedy about a dating app developer who accidentally matches herself with one of her own clients.