Teen-Age Temptations #6
In "My Name Was Caroline Gray," a 1954 St. John classic, a young woman named Laura fabricates a sick father to secure a job as a theatre usher, setting off a chain of lies that entangle her with two men—bus driver Peter and wealthy Andre. As her deceptions unravel, she faces the consequences of her choices, ultimately finding redemption through honesty and hard work. Arthur Peddy handles both pencils and inks for the interior art, while Matt Baker delivers the striking cover.
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Laura lies about having a sick father to get a job as a theatre usher. When bus driver Peter proposes marriage, Laura puts him off by claiming her father needs her income. Laura dates wealthy Andre, lying to him as well, and borrows money from Pete under false pretenses. However, Andre finally admits he has a fiancée and breaks up with Laura. Pete also dumps her when he learns she’s been cheating on him. Laura goes to work as a waitress to repay Pete’s money. They reconcile.
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