My Secret Affair #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains multiple romance stories. In the first story, Helen reveals to her husband that she loves Robert, a man he has befriended, and asks if Robert can move in with them; when Robert awakens, the couple announce their desire to adopt him and raise him as their son, reconciling Helen's past feelings with a family arrangement. A second story follows a woman named Marion who becomes entangled in a deception: she rents an apartment under an assumed name with a man named Hubert, but later learns from her mother that Dick—the man she truly loves—has discovered the affair and ended their engagement, though Marion ultimately reconciles with Dick after the truth about the apartment is revealed. A third story depicts a woman named Karen who falls in love with a man named Dave during an evening of dancing, but after spending time together and considering marriage, Karen decides against it when Dave proves unreliable, choosing instead to marry Ralph.
In "My Past Followed Me!" from *My Secret Affair* #2 (1950), Helen Evans finds her quiet life upended when Joe Seller, the man she once married, reappears after years of silence. Now married to John Farrell and raising a son she believes is John’s, Helen is forced to confront the truth about Robert’s real father—and the painful past she thought she’d left behind.
In "I Loved a Weakling," Jo finds herself caught in a web of family expectations and unexpected alliances when Hubert, pressured by his mother Mrs. Russell, is kept from marrying Marion Price. Instead, Hubert runs off with Madge Davis, while his brother Dick defies their mother’s wishes to marry Marion—setting off a quiet storm of emotions and secrets that linger long after the vows are spoken.
In "I Killed the Man I Loved," Karen’s engagement to Ralph Ednie unravels when her growing feelings for his son David clash with her earlier motives—revealing a past driven by money, not love. As secrets and grief collide, the weight of her choices threatens to destroy everything she thought she wanted.
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Reprinted in My Secret Affair #2 (1950), Popular Teen-Agers #20 (1954)
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