Cinderella Love #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA businessman named Tom agrees to borrow money from a bank on a business basis to invest with his wife Barbara, requiring a lawyer to draw up an agreement stating he will pay her back in full plus two percent. One year later, Tom has become successful, and his wife Barbara is now known as "Miss Meriwether of 1951," having gotten her start in studio furniture thanks to the investment. Meanwhile, a separate romantic subplot involves Clara, who has been courted by veterinarian Steve Hale but becomes entangled in complications when an old flame named Jeff reappears and interferes with Clara and Steve's relationship, ultimately leading to tension and jealousy among the three parties.
Barbara, a dedicated waitress juggling work and secretarial school, finds her life unexpectedly upended when John Erhart, a representative from the Meriwether Root Beer Company, offers her a chance to become the brand’s new model. Though she’s torn between her growing romance with Tom and the dazzling opportunity, she agrees to pursue the role, setting off a whirlwind of new experiences and difficult choices.
Diane finds herself drawn to Leo, the so-called "Bruiser," a rugged warehouseman with a rough exterior and a quiet intensity that fascinates her despite her boyfriend Bill’s disapproval. As she navigates the tension between her growing feelings for Leo and the judgment of her coworkers, she takes a bold step to prove her loyalty—leading to a night of dancing, unexpected tenderness, and a connection that defies expectations.
Beth, a farm girl content with her quiet life, finds her world upended when the family’s prize cow falls ill and veterinarian Steve Hale returns to the countryside. As Steve’s attention shifts between Beth and the city visitor Clara, who’s determined to lure him away, Beth grapples with jealousy and uncertainty, unsure if her feelings are truly returned.
Kay, a shy college student, takes advantage of her popular roommate Virginia’s social circle to pursue her own romantic interest—Virginia’s boyfriend, Jeff Hunter. When Jeff invites Virginia to a prom, Kay secretly uses the opportunity to arrange a date with Jeff’s roommate, Randy, and gradually finds herself drawn to Jeff despite her initial plan.
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