Personal Love #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Innocent Foil," a 1952 gem from Eastern Color, Laura’s long-buried past resurfaces when a college romance triggers painful memories. Written and illustrated by Bill Walton, this quietly powerful story follows her journey back to the family farm—now owned by Tom, the boy she once loved at fifteen—where old feelings and unresolved emotions collide. The cover by Bill Walton captures the quiet tension of a moment that changes everything.
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When her college boyfriend Richard says he loves her, Laura reacts badly. Richard says “You’re sick, Laura!” At age 15, Laura fell in love with her father’s 16-year-old farmhand Tom. Laura and her family moved away and she lost touch with Tom. Now, whenever a boy tries to kiss her, she remembers him. Laura decides to see a psychiatrist but first revisits her family farm. Tom now owns it and they are reunited.
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