Intro
While not everyone participates in the online dating scene, many know that it can be a daunting place. Many times, there are good outcomes. You go on some amazing dates, have some amazing sex, maybe even meet the love of your life.
Some people, on the other hand, don't always have the time of their lives. They could be catfished, have bad conversation, or potentially meet their demise.
In this new series of stories, I am going to take you on wild adventures. I will be telling thrilling stories, both erotic and horrific. In each part of this new series, I will cover different dates. One story will include a spicy side to the night, with the characters winding up tangled in the sheets. And the other, may leave one or more people mangled on the street. Two sides to each date. Two different ways they could have ended.
And the best part? These stories are all based on real encounters. Some of these things actually happened during my time in the dating world. Thankfully, none of them ended in my demise, but sometimes it's intriguing to think of what could have been.
I am excited to share these new stories, full of twists, turns and thrills. Read along as I release new situations. Learn to love, or hate new characters, and enjoy the ride.
Each match has two outcomes - One in bed, the other in blood.
About the Creator
Alex Manegarden
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