Brides in Love #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains two stories. "The Wrong Dream?" depicts Rita, who has been dreaming of marrying a wealthy older man, encountering Jason and initially considering him as a potential husband before realizing she should marry for love instead. The second story follows Marty, a construction worker whose boss offers him a position in charge of a housing project, earning him a promotion and the pride of his wife, who reflects on how their love has grown stronger over their six months of marriage.
Rita, trapped in a life shaped by poverty and the belief that wealth equals happiness, finds herself drawn to Jason Turner, a wealthy man she’s carefully courted. But when a chance encounter with a jewelry clerk sparks a confusing, electric connection, she begins to question whether her long-held dream of marrying for security is truly the right path.
After a blissful honeymoon, a young woman begins noticing small irritations in her husband Joe’s habits, which gradually strain their newlywed harmony. When a confrontation at a movie theater forces Joe to defend her honor, the moment sparks a realization about the true foundation of their marriage.
Patti, a young woman married to the brilliant lawyer Del Harkness, struggles with insecurity, believing her lack of education makes her unworthy of his love. After a tense evening when Del’s client mocks her, she retreats to the bedroom, convinced she must leave to protect Del’s career—only to be reassured by him that her worth is not measured by intellect, but by the love they share.
Sheila grows frustrated with her husband Marty’s lack of jealousy when she flirts with old acquaintances at a party, convinced his indifference means he no longer cares. After a heartfelt confrontation, Marty reveals his calm demeanor stems not from apathy, but from deep love and trust—his heart is so full of her that there’s no space for jealousy.
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