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Diary Loves #22 (1952)

Quality Comics · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Moment We Met
9 pp · romance; western-frontier
Susan LongMr. LongMrs. LongTommy LeonardDr. O'Connor

In the quiet heart of the frontier, Susan—recovering from a long illness at Los Amigos Ranch—finds unexpected warmth in the friendship of cowboy Tommy. As their bond grows through shared moments and quiet kindness, she begins to believe his affection might be more than pity, though doubt lingers. Their journey toward trust and love unfolds with gentle sincerity, set against the rugged beauty of the Western landscape.

I Carried a Torch
6 pp · romance
Janet LeeBrian KirkwoodDave HardingDolores HardingLouise

In "I Carried a Torch," Janet tries to move on after a painful breakup with Dave, only to find herself torn between a new love and lingering feelings for the past. When Dave reappears—now married—Janet must finally decide where her heart truly lies, as Brian prepares to marry her.

I Aimed Too High
8 pp · romance
Nikki WestonGary RodgersLeila MelvilleJimRhea DanielsBudKathy

In "I Aimed Too High," high school senior Nikki—known as "the Brain"—finds herself caught in the whirlwind of class politics when she agrees to manage Gary’s campaign for class president. As Gary’s popularity rises and the campaign winds down, Nikki begins to question whether her efforts were truly appreciated—or just a means to an end. When Gary confesses he’s fallen for her after all their time together, the moment hangs in the balance, leaving her torn between pride and doubt.

We Couldn't Wait
7 pp · romance
BonnieCraig GilmoreBonnie's motherBonnie's fatherJustice of the Peace

In "We Couldn't Wait," high school sweethearts Bonnie and Craig face a storm of emotions when their four-year relationship hits a crossroads—Bonnie is ready to elope, but Craig believes marriage too soon could derail their futures. Tensions rise as their impulsive plan unravels, forcing both to confront what they truly want, and whether love is enough when life still has so much ahead.

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