Romantic Hearts #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains three stories: "Too Late, My Love!" follows Sandy, who uses her ex-boyfriend Harvey to make her current boyfriend Larry jealous, only to realize too late that Harvey is the one she truly loves—but he walks out when he discovers her manipulation. "Just a Cutie-Pie" tells of a woman who was always treated as a child throughout her youth and high school years due to her baby-face appearance, experiencing repeated romantic rejections from men who see her only as a cute child rather than a real woman. "I Love You Respectfully" features a cowboy who proposes to a woman by giving her a ring in the desert, intending to announce their engagement, but she misunderstands his intentions and he must convince her of his sincere love.
Sandy, once heartbroken by her fiancé Larry’s rejection, has reinvented herself and now seeks revenge by publicly embracing photographer Harvey Conner in front of Larry. As she revels in her newfound confidence and plans to dazzle at the advertising ball, she doesn’t realize the emotional storm that’s about to unfold—especially when the past comes knocking with a single, devastating phrase.
Theo Temple, a woman in her late twenties, marries Ted Warner, a young textbook salesman, after a whirlwind courtship. As their marriage begins, Theo’s insecurities about their age difference and societal judgment fuel growing jealousy, especially after meeting Carol Norton, a young woman who once knew Ted. When Ted leaves for a conference, Theo’s fears spiral into accusations, testing the strength of their love.
Betsy, constantly dismissed as "Cutie-Pie" due to her youthful appearance, struggles to be seen as a mature woman—until a crisis forces her to prove her strength and responsibility, earning the respect of the family she helps and the man she loves.
Norma, heartbroken after her fiancé Sam leaves, decides to prove she doesn’t need him by placing a mail-order ad seeking a husband, signing it as “Lonesome Redhead.” As her correspondence with a mysterious suitor grows, she begins to wonder if she’s truly ready to move on—or if she’s just trying to convince herself.
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