Romantic Story #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains at least two stories. "Romantic Story" follows a young woman who buries herself in books to escape her loneliness in Paris, only to encounter a mysterious stranger on the streets who introduces himself and sparks an unexpected connection. "Only Dreams" depicts a woman who, having suffered romantic disappointment and self-consciousness about wearing glasses and braces, resigned herself to believing romance could only exist in her dreams—until a man shows interest in her despite her insecurities about her appearance. A third story involves a man named Jeff whose father and he share similar romantic troubles, leading him to propose marriage to a woman named Darling so they might redirect their attention elsewhere.
Elinor Gibbs returns to Ruppert's Lodge, hoping to see Dan, the waiter she once had a summer romance with, only to fear he’ll have forgotten her. When he unexpectedly appears as a guest, she struggles to hide her feelings, determined to keep their reunion casual—until old emotions resurface and the truth of what they truly meant to each other begins to unravel.
Joyce Marlin, an American exchange student determined to resist Paris in the spring, finds her resolve tested when she encounters Henri Lautrek, a charming French student who offers her a walk along the Seine. As their connection deepens through shared moments and quiet gestures, Joyce struggles with her fear of casual romance, convinced her heart is not meant for anything less than a lifelong commitment.
A young woman named Jane Stuart, now a Hollywood star, returns to her hometown to confront lingering feelings for her high school sweetheart, Dave Richer, wondering if she’s still the same girl she was a decade ago—or someone entirely different. Her old friend Ben Conway urges her to face the truth, even as memories of their past threaten to blur the line between who she was and who she’s become.
Kay, a shy young woman haunted by insecurities from her past—especially her years wearing braces and glasses—finds herself unexpectedly invited to a senior dance, thanks to her friend Janice’s matchmaking. Though terrified of stepping outside her comfort zone, she begins to open up when her date, Terry Kolnar, shares his own past struggles, helping her feel seen and at ease. As the night unfolds, Kay confronts her fears, discovering that romance might be more than just a dream.
A young woman reads Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Sonnet #44 aloud, her voice carrying quiet intensity as she reflects on the depth of love. The moment is intimate, framed by the soft glow of candlelight, with a man named Nicholas listening nearby, drawn into the emotion of the words. The story captures a tender, private exchange where poetry becomes a vessel for feeling.
Angela and Jeff, whose fathers have been bitter business rivals for years, face opposition when they decide to marry. Determined to prove their love can overcome generations of feud, they secretly tie the knot, only to later learn their fathers have unexpectedly become allies—leaving them to wonder how their parents will react to the news.
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Reprinted in True Life Love Library #46-12 (1966), Young Lovers' Pictorial #46-10 (1966), Intriguing Love Library #3446 (1974), Intriguing Love Library #38004 (1978)
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