Romantic Story #81
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Trouble with Love" follows a narrator who, after her father's death, attempted to be a "good girl" and avoid the "crazy dancing" and wild music she enjoyed, but eventually fell in love and began to embrace life again. When her friend Patti becomes hospitalized and paralyzed after an accident, the narrator visits her at the lake cottage party being held in Patti's honor, where she reconnects with Andy and discovers that dancing and enjoying herself—including trying modern music with Andy—has actually helped her find happiness and move forward.
Gloria Hayes struggles with guilt after a car accident that left her sister Patti paralyzed, even as her boyfriend Dan Buckley expresses his love. As Dan’s affection grows, Gloria grapples with the emotional weight of her past, torn between her new happiness and her sister’s suffering.
After her father’s death, Beth Garson retreats into a reserved life, clinging to his old-fashioned values and avoiding the modern world around her—especially the persistent attention of Andrew Evers, a boy who refuses to take her disinterest as a final answer. When a chance encounter leads her to a lecture on coin collecting, she’s drawn into a night of unexpected experiences, from loud music to dancing, all while wrestling with her growing curiosity about a life beyond her father’s shadow.
Gail, a shy bookish girl, finds herself flustered by her growing feelings for Bill Powers, a new transfer student. After weeks of nervous avoidance, she tries to transform her appearance to catch his attention—only to be met with confusion and laughter. When Bill finally sees her true self, he reveals he’d always admired her, leading to a heartfelt moment that changes everything.
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