I was so nervous when my friend set me up with Mark. But to my surprise, we ____ immediately. The conversation was effortless. A few days later, he ____ for a proper dinner, and I was ____ by the end of the night. He really knew how to ____. For a few weeks, it was magic. I tried to ____, but I was smitten. Then, things got weird. He started to become distant. I found out from a friend he was also seeing his ex—he was totally ____. I realized I wasn't his girlfriend; I was just someone he had ____. The final straw was last Saturday. We had plans, but he completely ____. No call, no text. When I finally confronted him over text, he didn't even have the decency to ____ me properly. He just ____ me. Radio silence. A week later, my friend did some ____. Turns out, the guy wasn't even who he said he was online. He'd used old photos and a fake name. I couldn't believe it—I'd been ____. I was hurt and angry, but mostly just done with dating. Then, out of the blue, he texted a massive apology. He said he got scared because he liked me too much. We decided to meet and talk. It was messy, but we ____. I’m still cautious, but he’s promised to be honest. I guess sometimes you have to wade through the bad dates to find a chance at something real.

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