My blind date.

One day my farther asked me 'Do you have a gf?'

I said 'No, i don't have a gf yet.

My father said that he will introduce someone to me. ("someone" is fine here ^^)

He showed me a picture.

There were three girls in the picture.

I was a little surprised.

I said 'Who are they?'

After a few days, I received her phone number from my farther.

However, even though the appointed time was over, she didn't arrive at the place.

I thought that It was a little strange.

Which is more natural? (I think "I thought it was a little strange" is better ^^)

In that place, someone received my call next to me.

( In this case, Is this the right expression? (yes ^^)

She was a different girl from the one I had chosen in the picture.

I couldn't say to her that she was not the right person because it would make her feel bad.

This was a story that happened two years ago.

After I heard about a blind date from a friend, I wanted to write about this topic. // After my friend talked about a blind date, I wanted to write about this topic.

At that time, I didn't have a girlfriend. // Back then, I didn't have a girlfriend.

Why are you asking?'

My father said that he would introduce someone to me. // My father said that he would introduce some girl to me. --> You can also say this. Both are correct. However, if you say "some girl", it sounds a little negative, as if you weren't interested.

He said 'After looking at it, choose a girl that you like.'

He said that they were a friend's daughters. (아버지의 친구의 딸) // He said that they were his father's friend's daughters. (할아버지의 친구의 딸) -- I don't know which one of the two you meant to say. It could also be...."He said that they were an acquaintance's daughters." (아는 사이의 딸)

Finally, I selected a girl from the picture.

After a few days, I received her phone number from my farther. --> 맞아요 // A few days later, I got her phone number from my father. --> 더 자연스러워요

I called her and we decided to meet at a place of downtown.

I knew what she looked like because of the picture, but she didn't know what I looked like.

I waited for her at the predetermined place.

However, even though the meeting time was over, she never arrived at the place.

I thought that it was a little strange. -- this is correct.

( I felt like that it was a little strange. // I felt like it was a little strange.

Which one is more natural? --> 다 괜찮아요. ^^

I thought it was a little strange, so I called her.

Someone sitting next to me received my call next to me.

( In this case, is this the right expression?

I thought that there must have been a misunderstanding (오해). // I thought that the information was not transmitted properly.

There was a mismatch.

(If I said it, she would have had a bad feeling. // If I told her that she wasn't the one that I had chosen, it would have made her feel bad. --> 더 자연스러워요)

Finally, it was a funny episode (story).