Diary Loves #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Lived a Lie!", Margaret’s quiet life at an export firm unravels when a charming visitor stirs her fantasies of romance—only to reveal his intentions are far from the love she hoped for. Bill Ward’s expressive art captures her shifting emotions as her dreams collide with reality, leading to a sudden departure from the office and an unexpected offer from a coworker with a surprising proposal.
In "I Lived a Lie!", Rita’s chance reunion with Joe in New York takes a sharp turn when he brings her into the world of playboy Harry. As she pours her savings into glamorous gowns and dreams of a future with Harry, the truth behind their connection begins to unravel. The story unfolds with quiet tension, tracing Rita’s hopes and heartbreak in a world where appearances and intentions collide.
In "My Dream Lover," dreamy Anita finds herself tangled in quiet longing as her crush, engineering student Bud, begins dating her neighbor Leslie. When Bud gently calls out Anita’s self-pity during a square dance, she’s spurred to rethink her approach to life—determined to be more cheerful, more present, and more herself.
In "Latin American Interlude," Margaret, a translator for an export firm, finds her daydreams of a romantic Latin lover suddenly taking shape when her boss asks her to entertain Carlos Rodriquez, a visiting client. Though she thinks their connection signals a proposal, Carlos only wants to hire her as his secretary—and possibly his mistress—leaving Margaret heartbroken and out of a job. But when her coworker Eddie quits too, offering her a surprising alternative: a new life in South America as his wife—Margaret must decide what kind of future she truly wants.
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Reprinted in Love Confessions #45 (1955), Love Confessions #46 (1955), Girls in Love #51 (1956), Heart Throbs #40 (1956), Young Romance #18
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