I Went On Quackity's Love Or Host (Book 1)

Chapter 27

Y/N observed the chaos with a mixture of astonishment and wariness, as each contestant tried to stand out in the crowd.

"Alright, folks, we're about to kick things off! Quackity, are you ready?" AustinShow's voice cut through the chatter, drawing all eyes to the center of the screen where Quackity sat.

Before Quackity could respond, six of the contestants—Emily, Dani, Alex, Isabella, Maya, and Lily—seized the opportunity, interrupting him with a chorus of flirtatious greetings and pick-up lines.

"Hey there, Quackity, are you a magician? Because whenever I look at you, everyone else disappears," Dani purred, her gaze smoldering.

"Quackity, do you believe in love at first sight, or should I walk by again?" Isabella chimed in, her tone dripping with playful charm.

Lily grinned mischievously. "They say happiness starts with an H. But mine starts with U."

Maya leaned closer to the screen, her eyes locking onto Quackity's. "Do you have a map? Because I just got lost in your eyes."

Alex winked, her lips curving into a seductive smile. "Is your name Quackity? Because you just made my heart race. We have the same name baby boy."

Emily smirked, her confidence unwavering. "Do you have a name, or can I call you mine?"

Y/N watched as the barrage of pick-up lines and flirty gestures rained down upon Quackity, her eyes widening at the audacity and determination of the women. 

The atmosphere was charged with a mix of competitiveness and desire, and Y/N couldn't help but wonder if this was truly the way to win someone's heart.

Quackity, taken aback by the sudden onslaught of attention, managed to compose himself with a chuckle. "Well, that's quite the warm welcome. I appreciate the enthusiasm, ladies."

AustinShow laughed as well, clearly amused by the spectacle. "Looks like Quackity's got his hands full with some feisty contenders!"

While Y/N didn't partake in the flurry of flirtations, she couldn't deny the intrigue of the situation. The Love Or Host experience was revealing a side of human interaction she hadn't fully explored before—an unfiltered look at the lengths people were willing to go to stand out in a crowd, to be noticed, and ultimately, to be chosen.

Amidst the sea of flirty comments and playful winks, Y/N's thoughts drifted. She wondered if this kind of approach was truly the way to find a genuine connection, or if it was merely a spectacle, a game of one-upmanship designed for the cameras.