Love Experiences #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Not Free To Love Him," Joan’s carefully constructed lie about a boyfriend named Jeffrey takes an unexpected turn when she hires a stranger to play the part—only to find herself truly falling for him. As the office outing unfolds, the tension between pretense and feeling grows, leading to a moment neither expected. The story unfolds with quiet emotional weight, drawn with expressive detail by Bill Fix, while the cover by Alice Kirkpatrick captures the bittersweet tension of the moment.
In "Not Free To Love Him," Dora, a restaurant hostess raising her son Teddy alone, finds herself caught between her past and a chance at a new future with Dave, the kind-hearted owner who’s fallen for her. When she asks her sister Janice to pretend to be Teddy’s mother so she can marry Dave, an unexpected romance begins—but the truth is about to change everything, as Dora’s long-lost husband returns, now wealthy and ready to reclaim his family.
In "Once Jilted...", Phyllis, heartbroken after being left by her boyfriend, tries to rebuild her life by becoming a nurse—only to fail her exams and be dismissed. When handsome doctor Mark offers her a chance to care for his niece and nephew for a year, she finds purpose in the role, growing close to him. But when his fiancée Vanessa suddenly returns, Phyllis prepares to walk away—only to learn that Mark’s engagement has ended, and he’s free to choose her.
In "Wedding Wrecker," Kath pushes her fiancé Steve to take a job at Nick’s construction company, eager to save for their honeymoon—despite Steve’s growing unease about the shoddy work. When the building collapses and Steve is injured, Nick tries to exploit the situation, but Steve’s loyalty to Kath holds firm.
In "My Brazen Proposal," Jo finds herself caught in a web of her own making when she fabricates a boyfriend named Jeffrey to impress her co-workers—only to be cornered into proving it at an office outing. With help from a mysterious stranger who agrees to play along, Jo discovers that pretending can sometimes lead to something real. The story unfolds with charm and quiet tension as a carefully constructed lie begins to blur into something unexpected.
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