Just Married #23

A newlywed woman finds herself increasingly envious of her older sister's glamorous life with a successful corporate lawyer, comparing her own humble marriage unfavorably to Dorothy's wealth and status. When her husband Tom turns down a lucrative job offer to run for district attorney instead, Elaine's disappointment threatens their marriage—until she must confront what she truly values in the man she loves. A tender exploration of ambition, sacrifice, and learning that different kinds of success can't be measured in a paycheck.

A mysterious boy steals kisses from Doris in the dark—at her birthday party and again in the candlelit shadows—but vanishes before she can see his face. When a masquerade ball offers another chance to unmask her secret admirer, Doris gets more than she bargained for in this charming 1962 romance from *Just Married*.

When a wrong number connects Penny Castle with Bruce Cagill, the most popular guy in town, what starts as an awkward mix-up becomes an unexpected chance at romance. As Bruce asks her to a dance that very night, Penny finds herself caught between nervous excitement and the thrill of a dream she never thought would come true. A charming reminder that sometimes the best encounters happen purely by accident.

Ellen marries Jim in the spring, but soon learns from a friend that he and a woman named Marilyn were once engaged—leaving Ellen convinced he married her on the rebound after Marilyn broke things off. Tormented by doubt and jealousy, Ellen's happiness crumbles until Jim casually invites Marilyn and her new husband over for an evening, forcing Ellen to confront the ghost that's been haunting her marriage.