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Blind date: ‘He said: “If heaven is real, you’ll definitely be going there”, which might be the nicest thing anyone’s ever said to me’

The Guardian UK Saturday 31 October 2026, 06:00 UTC By Guardian Staff 1 min read
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Nelson, 41, who works in legal services, meets Louise, 37, who works in marketingWhat were you hoping for? Great company and wonderful conversation.

Nelson, 41, who works in legal services, meets Louise, 37, who works in marketing

What were you hoping for?
Great company and wonderful conversation.

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