Natasha Keys was so blessed, according to other people, but she wanted something else besides fame. She was a world famous actress, and also a bikini model for Sports Illustrated, but she didn't need all of that. All she wanted was love. She had met guys at parties she went to, but they were all the same, shallow and only looking at the body. She was tired of all this and actually wanted to meet someone who was serious but also charming. That was why she downloaded the dating app Love Finder.

"Michael, I need my swimsuit, they're shooting pictures in two hours, and I need my makeup, and I need to get dressed," Natasha yelled to her personal assistant. Michael Jones came running into the room, arms full of guitar picks, and a stressed look on his face.

"I'm sorry, Natasha, I've had an incredibly busy day today, but I'll try to keep up on stuff,"

"It's okay," Natasha responded, "but what are you holding?"

"Oh, this," Michael looked down at what he was holding, and then held it up. Guitar picks were strung together with clear string, forming a tiny bikini top, and an even tinier bottom.

"This is getting ridiculous," Natasha sighed, "Whatever, give it to me." Michael left to allow her some privacy to change, and came back later.

When he got back, he saw Natasha and couldn't take his eyes off of her. The too small guitar picks showed off her body in only ways that other women would usually see, and her makeup job was stunning.

"You look amazing," he told her.

"Well, whatever gets some food on my plate," she responded begrudgingly. Then it was time for the photo shoot.

After everything was done, Natasha ate lunch and checked her phone. She had five hundred matches on Love Finder. Maybe using her real name wasn't a good idea. She scrolled through the bios, and looked at each man's picture before deciding on one.

"Would you like to go out for dinner tomorrow?" she asked. Immediately he responded.

"Yes!"

So it was on, and Natasha started getting ready for her first date.

On the other side of the town was a twenty-nine-year-old woman, Thea Granville. She was practically invisible, according to her friends and family who knew her best. She wasn't a common house that anyone spoke of, not like Natasha Key; she wasn't even really renowned for anything significant. Thea was a real estate agent, selling homes for the most reputable firm in the tri-state area. Her friends mostly knew her for her charitable nature, as she donated her time to work at the local food bank. Despite their differences, Natasha Key and Thea Granville shared the same dream of finding love. She was tired of putting her life on hold, always drowning herself in work. In her former years, she bogged herself down with studying and extracurricular activities after school. Maybe it was just a convenient excuse. Whatever it was, she never made the time for dating until. She was tired, but she also felt like she was at a complete loss on how to advertise herself as an available bachlorette looking for love, let alone gather the courage to ask someone on a date.

She confided in her older brother Lukas and his fiancée Hailey about what was bothering her, and that's when they suggested that she download the Love Finder. She'd heard about the app, but she couldn't remember where. Until she watched Hailey and Lukas share a quick glance, hinting at a secret little nothing while blushing in giddy bliss. 'Ah, that's right...' she thought, smiling to herself, 'that's where adorable idiots found each other.' She loved those two to pieces. Hailey seemed to fit so well with Lukas that she could've sworn they were soulmates.

Drawing out a deep sigh as she sat in her chair, "Fine, it's worth a shot. What's the worst that can?" She smiled, her body radiating a nervous excitement, "Listen. Hailey, I'm not too picky about appearance. I really want someone with a good personality... someone who wears their heart on their sleeve. Oh, but not someone who looks old enough to be my grandpa. I'm not that desperate.

Hailey giggled mischievously, "Hahah, yeah, yeah. I get ya, Thea.” She said, clapping a hand on Thea's shoulder, “An average guy with an impeccable personality is still quite a great catch…” She giggled again, looking up at Lukas with a teasing expression. He let out an exaggerated groan, rolling his eyes playfully. “But I agree, I sure as hell wouldn’t want to date a guy that’s twice my age. It’s not like we live in the past where women had to marry old bastards for security.”

“Oh, yeah… Old bastards.” Thea didn’t tell Hailey, but she was open to dating women as well.

After a few minutes, Hailey handed Thea back her cellphone with a sparkly turquoise phone case. “There, you’re all set up.” The phone dinged, and before she knew it, dinged again, “Oh really, you’ve got a match.” Hailey exclaimed, feeling happy for Thea.