Love at first Swipe 💖🫶

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Summary

Tara has sworn off dating apps. After one too many ghostings, bad first dates, and profiles that never match reality, she’s ready to delete love from her phone altogether. Until one last swipe changes everything. Raghav wasn’t even supposed to be on the app. Between building his business and dodging his friends’ matchmaking schemes, romance is the last thing on his to-do list. But when a sarcastic, sharp-witted stranger lights up his inbox, he finds himself hooked. What starts as late-night banter and flirty texts quickly turns into something deeper—something neither of them expected. But when fantasy collides with reality, and doubts threaten to ruin their chance, Tara and Raghav must decide: is this just another digital fling, or could it be the real thing? A witty, heartfelt story about modern love, second chances, and the risks worth taking, Love at First Swipe proves that sometimes the right match isn’t just in your pocket—it’s written in your heart.

Genre
Romance
Author
Amy
Status
Ongoing
Chapters
6
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

Prologue


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Love used to begin with a glance across a crowded room. A smile, a laugh, a spark that flickered into something more. Now, it began with a swipe.

Left.

Left.

Left again.

Tara's thumb moved in practiced rhythm, dismissing faces that blurred together —too rehearsed, too perfect, too fake. She wasn’t sure what she was even looking for anymore. A fairytale? A distraction? Or just someone who wouldn’t vanish by morning?

Her friends said don’t give up yet. The app was just a game, a numbers game. But love wasn’t supposed to feel like statistics.

She sighed, ready to close the app for good , until one profile stopped her. A half-smile, a bio that made her laugh out loud, and eyes that looked almost… honest. Against her better judgment, her thumb hovered. Then, with a reluctant smirk, she swiped right.

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On the other side of town, Raghav wasn’t even supposed to be there. His best friend had grabbed his phone, created a profile for him, and dared him to “live a little.”

Raghav didn’t have the time or patience —for apps that turned love into a market of endless choices.

Still, when his screen lit up with a new match, something stirred. He opened the chat, expecting nothing. But then he read her first message.

And just like that, in the most unexpected place, two strangers began a story neither of them saw coming.

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