Girls in Love #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"A Night to Regret" follows Lois, who becomes consumed with jealousy after learning her boyfriend Ted is taking another girl to an event, believing he is two-timing her. In a fit of rage, she throws caution to the winds and agrees to go out with another man named Bob Clayton. However, Lois soon realizes her mistake and regrets her impulsive decision, ultimately reconciling with Ted and acknowledging that her moment of madness was unfounded.
A nineteen-year-old caught between her mother's iron will and her own heart faces an impossible choice when she meets Brian Wallace, a struggling musician next door who awakens feelings she's never known. Her mother, determined to see her married to a wealthy man to escape the hardship she endured, sets her sights on Mr. Darison—and when a crucial moment arrives, Rochelle must decide whether to honor her mother's sacrifices or claim her right to happiness. Written with all the emotional intensity of 1955 romance, this story captures the painful collision between duty and desire.
When Lois Price suspects her fiancé Ted Russell of two-timing her, she rashly accepts a date with Barney Dodds, a persistent customer at the restaurant where she works—only to discover that her jealousy was built on a misunderstanding. "A Night to Regret" explores how a moment of hurt-fueled impulse nearly costs a young woman everything, as she learns that trust broken on false assumptions can't always be so easily mended.
Brenda Gibson, a photographic model, falls for Marty Coleman, a charming publicity man who sweeps her off her feet during a Don-Rite Sports Clothes campaign—but after their engagement, she finds herself perpetually playing third wheel as Marty constantly invites other women along on their dates. Desperate to make him understand how it feels, Brenda recruits her new neighbor Roger Douglas, a TV writer, to turn the tables—only to discover the plan has consequences she didn't anticipate. What begins as a lesson in jealousy becomes something far more complicated.
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