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Love Diary #22 (1951)

Orbit-Wanted · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
My Hidden Past
10 pp
Ruth WilsonJim WilsonGreg NugentTomAunt Margaret

In "My Hidden Past," 16-year-old Ruth faces a quiet storm of loss and longing after marrying Jim just before his military deployment—only to lose him and discover she’s pregnant. She places her baby in a children’s home, finds work in an aircraft factory, and slowly opens her heart to her foreman, Greg, while guarding the secret of her past. When she nearly confesses her truth, a moment of doubt stirs, but a chance reunion offers a fragile hope for something new.

The Boy Next Door
6 pp
Fred WrightGinny SimpsonMr. SimpsonMrs. SimpsonMrs. Wright

In "The Boy Next Door," Ginny watches with quiet hope as her childhood neighbor Fred returns from the Army, still seeing her as the little girl next door. She tries to show him she’s grown up, and when he finally starts to notice her in a new light, the moment hangs in the air—just between what was and what might be.

Untitled story
3 pp
Ray MannIsabel G.JerryBud

In a quiet office romance gone tense, Isabel finds herself caught between love and frustration when her fiancé Jerry’s jealousy turns destructive. After their argument and separation, she turns to Ray Mann for guidance, asking readers to weigh in: can Jerry’s jealousy be cured, and what should Isabel do next?

Little White Lies
8 pp
Joyce MortonVan ProctorPauline MortonMrs. MortonMr. Clement

In "Little White Lies" from Love Diary #22 (1951), Joyce, a woman who’s never stopped lying since childhood, finds herself in a delicate romance with Van, a salesman at her workplace. When her web of small deceptions unravels—especially her claim that Van gave her her mother’s engagement ring—the truth forces a breakup, but also a chance to change. The story follows her quiet reckoning and the fragile hope of reconciliation, all set against the quiet pressures of workplace life and personal honesty.

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