Chapter 610

The so-called Matchmaking Plaques were far from ordinary. Each one was a delicately crafted wooden tablet, painted in vibrant hues, adorned with silky tassels and tiny silver bells that chimed softly with the slightest movement. They exuded a nostalgic, antique charm—something straight out of an ancient love ritual. According to tradition, each participant was to inscribe the name of the person who had captured their heart. If two people happened to choose each other, a successful match would be declared. Those who didn’t find a match would be forced to try again—either remaining loyal to their original choice or switching to someone else. The cycle would repeat until everyone had been paired off. Of course, there was one catch: someone always ended up unmatched. That unlucky individual would have no choice but to accept a blind date arranged by the production team. It was a gamble—and one of the signature twists of Love at First Sight. Eleanor accepted the Matchmaking Plaque from a st