Brides in Love #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories. "Vision in White" follows a male patient in a hospital who, after undergoing a medical procedure, is told by his doctor and a nurse that he will recover, though his future remains uncertain. In a second story, a young woman named Connie becomes caught between her boyfriend Ben and her father's disapproval of their relationship, with her parents attempting to separate them by forcing Ben away and later visiting to convince the couple that divorce is necessary—only to ultimately learn that the couple's maturity and tolerance have strengthened their marriage. A third story features a woman named Sally who, with encouragement from her friend Lorna, pursues an evening out with a man named Don Mason, experiencing a romantic night out that leaves her feeling like Cinderella, though Don reassures her that their connection is just the beginning.
Connie Martin has lived her whole life in the shadow of the Gildoa family, raised in a cottage near the plantation spring while the wealthy Meredith Gildoa and her father, David, enjoyed privilege and power. Now, as a young woman, she finds herself drawn to Ben Hildebrand, the visiting agricultural expert, but knows their love is impossible—especially with Meredith determined to keep him for herself.
In the quiet moments before her wedding, a young woman named Marie Theresa Allen wrestles with doubt and fear, overwhelmed by the weight of the ceremony and the unfamiliarity of her groom. As her family pushes her forward, she clings to memories of comfort and questions whether she’s truly ready—until the music begins and the ritual unfolds.
Betty and Tom, newly married, move in with Tom’s mother, leading to growing tension as her constant interference strains their relationship. After a series of heated arguments and silent nights, they seek help from marriage counselor Dr. Paul Godfrey, who urges them to mature and build their own life together.
A nurse haunted by the near-death of her patient, Don Mason, finds herself drawn to him in ways she can't explain—especially after he awakens and begins calling her by her first name, defying hospital rules. As their bond deepens through quiet moments and a heartfelt dinner, she struggles to reconcile her feelings with the fear that his affection stems from gratitude, not love.
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