My Past #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Wasn't Worthy of My Child's Love," a heart-wrenching 1949 story by Frank Frollo, a young woman named Peg faces devastating loss and isolation after her secret marriage to jazz musician Ray ends in tragedy. Left alone and destitute, she takes on menial jobs while unknowingly caring for her own son, raised by others who truly love him—forcing her to endure the quiet agony of watching him from afar. The story, illustrated with emotional precision by Frank Frollo, is a poignant exploration of guilt, sacrifice, and the unbreakable, unseen bonds of motherhood.
In "Undercover Romance!" from My Past #7 (1949), Sue trades her quiet life and steady boyfriend Ed for a fresh start in the city, rooming with her friend Pauline. As Sue finds herself drawn to Pauline’s fiancé Bill, she soon learns he’s not the charming rogue he seems—though his behavior may have a surprising reason. When Ed shows up with a ring and a heartfelt gesture, Sue must decide what she truly wants.
In "I Thought It Was Love," Janet’s life shifts from small-town routine to New York glamour after her father’s invention brings sudden wealth. Drawn to the city’s shine and a charming man named Ronny, she soon learns his interest isn’t in her—but in her new status. The story follows her quiet return to the man she left behind, Jack, as she reconsiders what love truly means.
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Reprinted in Top Love Stories #3 (1951), Popular Teen-Agers #15 (1953)
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