Boyfriend #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Two's Company" in Boyfriend #3 (1959) finds Jenny navigating the delicate balance between professional ambition and personal feelings when she lands a job with a struggling architect. As she tries to help him secure a major client, she’s caught off guard by the growing tension between the architect’s daughter, Linda, and a charming newcomer, Bill—leaving her to wonder where loyalty truly lies. The story unfolds with quiet tension, drawn with crisp detail by Roland Davies, whose distinctive art brings the emotional undercurrents to life.
In "Two's Company," Diane navigates the tension between her sister’s belief that love and careers can’t coexist in show business and her own growing feelings for Barry—caught between loyalty and the possibility of something more.
In "Out of This World," Jo finds herself adrift in London after being sent ahead to scout a new home for her family. Struggling with loneliness and longing for connection, she daydreams of a romantic rescue—someone bold and magnetic to pull her from the city’s quiet chaos.
In "Tomboy," Jenny, a sharp and resourceful young woman, lands a job with a struggling architect, hoping to help him secure a major client. When she arranges a meeting with the architect’s daughter, Linda, she’s caught off guard by Linda’s easy charm—and by the way she seems to be flirting with the architect’s assistant, Bill. The tension between duty, loyalty, and unspoken feelings begins to stir, all within the quiet confines of a single, pivotal afternoon.
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