Lovelorn #52
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA woman confesses to a shocked group of men that she sold her baby, claiming the arrangement was legal under a contract she signed. When confronted by the men about her actions, she insists she had no intention of selling her child and denies signing any such agreement. The story escalates as the man she names is arrested for running a baby-selling racket, and the confession ultimately becomes a newspaper headline scandal. The narrative reveals how the woman's impulsive confession and the man's criminal enterprise unravel through police investigation.
Ellen, a young woman carrying a secret from her past, recalls the joy of her engagement to Tom Martini before he left for Korea, only to face heartbreak when his father reveals a devastating truth. After being fired from her job and abandoned by a coworker who betrayed her confidence, she finds herself isolated, pregnant, and desperate—until she makes a decision that will haunt her for years.
Lora, a college student conducting a scientific survey on dating habits, sets out to prove that all men are "wolves" — until she meets Ron Manning, a smugly confident senior whose charm and unexpected behavior challenge her assumptions. As she tries to maintain her detached academic approach, Ron’s late arrival, flirtation with another girl, and lack of romantic gestures leave her bewildered and hurt — only to discover, in a moment of emotional clarity, that her carefully constructed experiment may have led her straight to the man she’d been searching for.
A young woman is given a series of playful, tongue-in-cheek reasons why she might not be the right match for a man, from taking charge on dates to being too drawn to jewelry. As he lists her perceived flaws with a mix of humor and affection, the story gently underscores the idea that true attraction comes from authenticity, not performative traits. The ending hints at a deeper understanding between them, leaving their connection open-ended.
Dell Bishop finds herself caught between her possessive childhood friend Pete McCabe and a kinder, more gentle connection with newcomer Phil Taylor, whose quiet affection challenges the fear and control Pete has long imposed. As their relationship deepens, the fragile peace shatters when Pete returns from a medical discharge, demanding she end things with Phil—forcing Dell to confront the truth about her feelings and the real cost of love.
Joyce Stearns, a piano teacher from Chicago, answers a letter requesting lessons and finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Dr. Frank Walker, a man she’s only seen in photographs. What begins as a simple business call turns into a quiet romance as their shared passion for music and growing connection lead to something deeper.
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Reprinted in Strange Romance #1 (2002)
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