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Teen-Age Romances #19 (1951)

St. John · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Jealousy Made Me a Liar!
2 pp · romance
I Was Always "On the Make"
7 pp · romance

A young woman working as a summer waitress at a resort discovers that her lifelong habit of coveting what others have—especially their boyfriends—has caught up with her when she sets her sights on Walt Fallon, the ranch foreman, only to realize her manipulative games have real consequences for people she's come to care about. As her scheming unravels in unexpected ways, she's forced to confront who she's become and what she actually wants. This 1951 tale explores how jealousy and the thrill of conquest can mask a deeper longing for genuine connection.

I Was an Opportunist
7 pp · romance

Paula Harrison takes a waitressing job to pay for college, with her sights set on marrying into wealth—but when she meets Richard Blaine, her charismatic instructor, she finds herself drawn to his passion for his work and genuine interest in her mind. As Richard's feelings grow serious, Paula must choose between pursuing her original goal of marrying a wealthy man like classmate Bill Stone, or reconsidering what she really wants from life and love.

They Whispered "Shameless"
6 pp · romance

Laura's dreams of stardom seem within reach when Johnny Gibson, who's writing music for Central High's yearly musical show, arranges for her to meet orchestra leader Hal Grayson—until Laura's ambition leads her to betray Johnny's trust by pursuing a personal audition instead of simply inviting Grayson to the school performance. When Johnny discovers what she's done, their budding romance collides head-on with the consequences of her selfishness, forcing Laura to confront what really matters to her.

Window Shopping for Love
3 pp · romance
I Betrayed My Sweetheart
7 pp · romance

A young woman caught between her heart and her father's expectations meets Bob, a boy he refuses to accept—and when she chooses her father's wishes over her love, Bob's parting words cut deep. Fleeing to Mexico City to forget him, she finds herself drawn to Ricardo, a charming suitor from an old family, only to discover that family disapproval cuts both ways. "I Betrayed My Sweetheart" is a sharp lesson in where divided loyalty leads, told with the emotional clarity that made Teen-Age Romances resonate with readers in 1951.

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