Heart Throbs #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Heart Throbs #23 This issue contains at least two romantic stories. "My Foolish Test" follows a man who leaves his girlfriend Janice after she humiliates him, only to return months later claiming he's changed and asking her to marry him—she accepts despite the earlier pain. Another story depicts a couple, Bob and Judy, who hit a parked car while on a date and must figure out how to pay for the damage without telling their parents, facing the possibility of jail time if they cannot settle the $75 repair bill before the car's owner returns.
A plain, friendless girl from a mining town gets an extraordinary opportunity when two ambitious strangers—Jeff Tyler, author of "Change Your Personality!", and Lorraine Wilson, owner of a new charm school—offer to transform her completely in exchange for posing as high society at an exclusive ball. As Mary Carter undergoes an intensive makeover, she finds herself drawn to the warm and encouraging Jeff, even as she struggles under Lorraine's harsh instruction and the weight of their business arrangement. When the transformation begins to take hold, Mary must navigate her growing feelings while keeping up the pretense that this new life is purely transactional.
In "Little White Lies," bookkeeper Fred Harper spins charming tales to impress others—until Gloria, tired of his fabrications, decides to turn the tables. When she meets Fred’s parents and mimics his habit of exaggeration, the joke backfires, sparking tension and Fred’s fear that he’s lost her forever. But the Harpers, far from being fooled, quietly play along to make Fred see the cost of his deceptions.
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Reprinted in My Foolish Test #[nn] (1955), Love Letters #48 (1956), Girls in Love #55 (1956), Girls in Love #56 (1956), Too Young for Love #[nn] (1957), Too Young for Love #25
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