My Great Love #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA woman's happiness is threatened by her husband Todd's troubled relationship with her parents, who disapprove of him. When Todd insists on settling the matter directly with her parents, a confrontation ensues where her mother reveals she had investigated Todd and discovered he comes from a poor background. Despite the tension, Todd convinces the woman that his love for her is genuine and all that matters, and they reconcile with plans for their own home and future together. In a second story, a woman recounts how she met her husband Bill at a university club, where an unpleasant incident occurred with a drunken man, and how Bill later learned the full story of her past before proposing marriage.
When an eighteen-year-old discovers that the people she's always called Mother and Father aren't her real parents, her world unravels—and she becomes determined to find out who she truly is. Rejecting the counsel of those who love her, including her fiancé Todd, Janet Wright sets out alone to track down her origins, convinced that knowing her real name and real parents is worth any cost. What she finds in her desperate search may force her to reconsider everything she thought she needed to know.
Meg has always lived in the shadow of her beautiful, popular model sister Jean, convinced that any man's attention toward her is really just a way to get closer to Jean—until she meets Charles Ferris, who arrives at her home looking for Jean but finds himself drawn to Meg instead. As Meg wrestles with the painful lessons of past romantic disappointment, she must decide whether to reveal the truth about the mix-up or risk her heart on someone who seems to see her for who she really is.
Lynn Bartley's whirlwind romance with Ed Lewis—sparked by a blind date and cemented by a marriage proposal within weeks—seems like a dream come true, until a tragic accident on their honeymoon shatters everything. Months later, struggling to rebuild her life, Lynn takes a job as a confidential secretary at a nightclub owned by Bill Banigan, hoping that work and distance from her past will finally let her move forward. What she doesn't expect is what—or who—might be waiting for her there.
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Reprinted in Popular Teen-Agers #18 (1953), Confessions of Love #6 (1953), True Love Stories #3
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