My Romantic Adventures #120
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"My Romantic Adventures" #120 contains two stories. "Long Engagement...Beware!" follows a woman engaged to Alex who becomes conflicted when she meets Jim at a ball and falls in love with him; after a confrontation where Jim learns of her engagement, he goes to her house to discuss matters, leading to her breaking her engagement with Alex. "The Winning Ticket" depicts a couple at a formal ball where the woman realizes the man she's with won the raffle ticket but kept it hidden; when she discovers unused ticket stubs, he admits he found the winning ticket but turned in the money instead, and they reconcile over the misunderstanding.
A young woman sacrifices years of hard work to support her boyfriend through medical school, sustained by their unspoken engagement—but as he builds a successful practice, she begins to notice troubling changes in how he treats her, especially around his wealthy patients. When she finally confronts him about their future together, his cold dismissal forces her to reckon with a painful truth about the man she's devoted herself to. This 1961 romance explores the cost of long-deferred promises and what happens when ambition shifts someone's priorities.
Elvira Niles has spent her whole life avoiding anything remotely connected to chance or gambling, thanks to her aunt's stern moral lessons—but when the handsome Mr. Warren Barr arrives to lead a hospital fundraising drive, she finds herself working overtime just to catch his attention. When the campaign stalls, a raffle is proposed to boost collections, and Elvira is caught between her lifelong convictions, her aunt's demands, and a chance encounter that forces her to confront what she really believes about taking a risk.
This story lays out the warning signs that a girl should watch for in a romantic partner—a man who avoids introducing you to his family, keeps you isolated from your friends, won't contribute fairly to dates, and dodges the basic courtesies of picking you up and seeing you home. It's a straightforward guide wrapped in the drama of a young woman recognizing these red flags and deciding she deserves better. A smart reminder from 1961 about trusting your instincts when something feels off.
A young woman from Chicago falls for Hank Norris, a farm boy at State University, and they become engaged—but when she persuades him to abandon his dreams of farming for a career in Chicago advertising, the couple finds themselves locked in a devastating clash between two irreconcilable visions of happiness. As resentment builds and compromises crumble, both must confront what they're really willing to sacrifice for love.
A young woman learns the practical rules of wearing sport clothes if she wants to keep her boyfriend's affection—from avoiding unflattering cuts to matching her outfit to the occasion and his tastes. Through a series of cautionary examples, she discovers that the right choice in casual wear can make all the difference in romance.
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