Heart Throbs #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two romantic stories. In "Tearful Dates," Sally is cast aside for a taller leading lady during school play tryouts, but a man named Hank helps restore her confidence and they develop a romantic connection that leads to engagement. In the second story, Joan breaks up with her boyfriend Vic after two years together, but when she encounters him at a glamorous party with a wealthy older man named Lawrence, she realizes her feelings remain strong; Lawrence proposes and they plan to marry, though the story leaves Joan's ultimate happiness ambiguous as she reflects on her romance with Vic.
In "Tearful Dates," shy high school senior Sally Rollins struggles with self-doubt over her height, especially when she dreams of starring in a play with Hank Davidson—only to be discouraged by her rival Sharon Duvall and the school’s adviser. As Hank’s kindness grows, Sally wonders if his friendship is genuine or just pity, until a surprise visit to his mother reveals a family secret that changes everything.
Joan Foster, still reeling from her recent breakup with Bert Evans, finds herself unexpectedly drawn back to Vic Stuart during a tense reunion at a party. As old feelings resurface and misunderstandings flare, Joan must confront her heart’s true desires before making any final decisions.
Sherry Carleton finds herself caught between two men—Bill Medford, her longtime sweetheart from high school, and Larry Parker, a wealthy suitor who has won her affection during a Florida getaway. When Bill unexpectedly appears, heartbroken over a newspaper announcement of her engagement to Larry, Sherry is forced to confront the truth about her feelings and the consequences of her choices. As the story unfolds, the weight of duty, loyalty, and love begins to shape her next steps.
Janet Gaines, still reeling from a past heartbreak, vows to never be hurt again—until Dave Rowan, a kind and steady presence from her past, reenters her life. As she tries to keep her distance, enjoying fun with friends like Eddie, she finds herself drawn to Dave’s warmth and humor, even as she insists she’s only seeking casual joy.
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