Weird Love #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"So This Is Love!" delivers a sweet, quirky romance in Weird Love #18, where police officer Patrick and dress shop owner Katy navigate a surprisingly tender connection after he catches the man who assaulted her. When Katy loses her glasses and tumbles into a lake during their first date, the moment only deepens their bond—until Patrick shows up with his sister Peggy, sparking a mix-up that leads to a heartfelt confession and a marriage proposal. The story unfolds with warmth and gentle humor, all rendered in the distinctive, expressive style of Iger Shop, whose dynamic artwork brings every emotional beat to life.
In "So This Is Love!", police officer Patrick Murphy finds himself tangled in more than just a case when he rescues dress shop owner Katy Shine from an assault. After a heartfelt celebration, a clumsy moment at a lake leads to a second chance at a date—only for Patrick to show up with his sister, Peggy Murphy, sparking confusion and hurt. When Patrick finally explains Peggy’s role in his life, he takes a bold step that changes everything.
In "My Secret Betrayed Me," Ann, overshadowed by her talented younger sister Myrt—now famous as dancer Jessica—slips into a life of deception, posing as Myrt to win the affection of wealthy admirer Roland. As the lies deepen, Ann finds herself trapped in a world she never wanted, until honesty forces her to confront the cost of pretending. When the truth finally spills out, she must face the consequences—and uncover a twist that reshapes everything she thought she knew.
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