Jenna, an exemplary daughter, lives alone with her father who raised her with a lot of love, discipline and responsibility. Mark Black, a very upright man who was widowed very young, but did not make another commitment to his daughter, to live happily. But life is like that, both contacted a blind date company, where they did not speak, wore masks that did not let recognize anything of each other's identity, without knowing it, they do something that would cause pain, regret, tears. Even so, there is an unrevealed truth that in the end will cause their lives to change in their totality.

What will that revelation be? What truth will that be? Find out when you read this controversial novel.

Where they discover that sex takes place with who can be something for you, but neither knows anything about the other, since everything is done in silence and with masks, but there are also sayings such as.

"NOTHING IS WHAT IT SEEMS".

Love will overcome very hard obstacles and its protagonists must have strength to cross them, because sometimes friendship and fidelity is something temporary, sometimes who you should take care of is the person you appreciate the most, not always friends are what they seem and say they love you.

Because sometimes friendship is camouflaged in your worst enemy.

YOUR BLIND DATE, IT WAS ME DAD

Loretta was pleased with the news she called Ralph who answered with a slight groan, but shook him harder saying. 


"Love a bombshell news, Judge Carpenter is getting out of the psychiatric ward today". 


Ralph heard her and was drowsy as he answered. 


"What do you say, really? Hahahaha that's good what time does he get out?" 


"At ten dear so hurry up for breakfast, I'm going to call the others I want to go with everyone, so John knows he has the appreciation and support of all his friends." 


She called everyone else, at Marck's house the cell phone rang and rang, but they didn't hear it due to the tiredness of the night they spent making love, but then Jenna woke up and grabbed it to answer it still dozing. 


"Today at ten o'clock in the morning John Carpenter gets off." 


"What, and don't you think it's a little early?" 


CHAPTER 66