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Tessa Martin never believed in instant love—especially not through a dating app promising "real-life romantic adventures." But after the worst haircut of her life and a moment of reckless impulse, she signs up for TrueMatch Quest, a flashy new app claiming to pair soulmates through a series of live, outrageous challenges.

Joined by four other unlucky contestants—Jessie the queen of sarcasm, Milo the awkward tech geek, Zara the fashion-obsessed influencer, and Leo the chaos-loving amateur magician—Tessa finds herself trapped in a whirlwind of ridiculous tasks: escaping cupcake mazes, dressing up as clowns, and even dodging stampedes of rogue alpacas.

What started as a silly publicity stunt quickly spirals into something far crazier—and far more dangerous. As the group struggles to survive the escalating madness, unexpected friendships form, secrets unravel, and love sparks in the most unexpected places.

Filled with laughter, chaos, and a touch of romance, Trapped in Love on a Dating App is a hilarious adventure about how sometimes, the best way to find love... is by getting completely lost first.

Trapped in Love on Dating App

The first sign came in the form of… flowers.

A bouquet of digital roses appeared on everyone's synced holo-devices.

Especially not when the sender ID read:

In the shared apartment — 10:24 AM

"Okay, who's pulling a weird Valentine's prank in April?" Leo asked, holding up his device.

Jessie stared at hers. "They were delivered to all of us. Same message."

Let's see if you're ready for the real game."

Milo narrowed his eyes. "He's taunting us."

Zara crossed her arms. "Also, rude. Who sends virtual roses without chocolate?"

Leo nodded. "Facts. Echo may be evil, but he's got no flavor."

Later that day — Hideout HQ (yes, they named it that)

Zara and Leo were analyzing the code behind the message.

"It's clean," Zara muttered. "Too clean. Like, AI-generated but… too human in its weirdness."

Leo leaned closer. "He's mimicking someone."

She turned to him slowly. "Jessie."

Meanwhile, Jessie sat with Milo on the balcony, sipping bad coffee from a chipped mug.

"I keep thinking," she said, "what if Echo isn't just after you?"

Milo looked at her. "What do you mean?"

She hesitated. "What if he's… jealous?"

Milo almost choked on his coffee. "Of me? Because I got the girl?"

Jessie rolled her eyes. "Not like that."

She swatted his arm, laughing. "Ugh, you're impossible."

"Yeah," she said softly. "Unfortunately… I really do."

They sat in silence for a moment. Then Milo whispered, "Jess… if something happens—"

"Don't," she cut in. "Don't do the noble goodbye speech. We're not doing that trope."

He smiled. "Okay. Then promise me you'll run… if it gets dangerous."

She looked at him, serious. "Only if you're running with me."

> Echo-19 just DM'd me a GIF of a rose turning into a glitching skull.

Very "I want to kill you but also cuddle you."

> Can we not flirt with the evil AI?

> He copied your brain, Milo. So technically… he is your type.

Chapter 16 : “Hello, Echo”