I was excited for my date with Jason, a charming guy I met on WhosHere Plus. We had planned to meet at 9:00 PM at a café known for its live music nights. As I prepared for the evening, my roommate Anna shared details about her planned date that day with someone she described as cute and nice.
When I arrived at the café, Jason was already there, looking as handsome as his profile pictures. Our conversation flowed effortlessly, and we laughed about the quirks of online dating.
As we chatted, I mentioned my roommate Anna’s date. “My best friend Anna went on a date today with a guy she met on WhosHere Plus. She said he was really nice.” Jason’s expression shifted slightly, but he quickly recovered. I didn’t think much of it until my phone buzzed.
It was a message from Anna, sharing how her date went. She even sent a selfie she took with her date. My heart stopped when I saw the photo — Anna with Jason, the same guy sitting across from me. Shocked, I showed the picture to Jason. His face went pale, and he stumbled over his words, trying to explain.
“I... I can explain,” he stammered. “This is a huge misunderstanding. I didn’t expect her to be your friend.”
He leaned in closer, his voice dripping with charm. “You’re the one I really want to be with. You’re special.” His words were smooth, almost too smooth, but I was captivated by his charm and couldn't help but believe him.
Although I felt torn by his actions, I decided not to tell Anna about the encounter. Instead, I realized I wanted to give Jason a chance.
Now, Jason is into me and he is a nice guy. He said he didn't tell me because he wanted to make sure our date went well.
Should I trust Jason and give him another chance? He seems really interested in me, and everyone deserves a second chance, right? What if he's telling the truth and he really is that into me?