Boy Loves Girl #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains an advice column titled "Come Out of Your Shell!" offering guidance on overcoming shyness, followed by an advice department called "Do You Need Advice?" hosted by Agnes Holmes, which answers reader letters on dating and romantic problems. The main story features a couple named Lee and Viki whose romance is tested when Viki becomes jealous after Lee works on a farm and forgets to write to her, leading to a dramatic reconciliation where Lee proposes and a telegram interrupts their engagement celebration.
Marge carries deep scars from a tragic accident that killed her parents and fiancé, manifesting as a paralyzing fear of cars—until Jack Phillips, son of her godparents, helps her confront the anxiety head-on. When Jack proposes and they plan a spring wedding, an Army notice arrives shattering their timeline, and Marge channels her devotion into nursing school while he ships out to Korea. Now stationed at the hospital, Marge recognizes a fellow young doctor, Phil, wrestling with his own crippling fear after a surgical mistake, and sees a chance to pay forward the patient compassion Jack once showed her—though her growing closeness to Phil stirs gossip and tests her loyalty to the man she's promised to wait for.
A young woman engaged to Larry finds herself caught between her past and present when her former rescuer Ted Norton reappears in her life. When Larry demands answers about what happened between Amy and Ted years ago, her honest confession backfires—he refuses to believe her, and she breaks their engagement. Now Ted is determined to make things right, and a moonlit night offers an unexpected second chance.
In "Heart's Revenge," Viki, desperate to flee the hardships of the slums, finds herself caught in a web of scandal after being linked to a criminal. With few options left, she agrees to a marriage of convenience with a man whose cold calculation is driven by a long-held grudge against his family—his only goal, it seems, is to hurt them by choosing someone they disapprove of.
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Reprinted in Love and Romance Library #135 (1960)
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