I Love You #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories. In "I Love You," a woman desperate to leave behind her past love learns that the man she loved has sailed away on a ship, and she encounters a ship's captain searching for the Monaco Queen. In "Love Laughed," famous theater critic Walter Cornell dismisses a young playwright named Jane Horton's work as a flop, but when he meets her in person and takes her to lunch at a converted mansion, he begins to reconsider his judgment of both her play and her talent. The second story follows Lucille's reunion with an old flame named Jimmy Peters from her hometown, leading to complications when Jimmy's current fiancée Alicia discovers his past feelings for Lucille, creating tension among the three characters.
When her niece Mary storms home after breaking up with her boyfriend, the girl declares she'll abandon love for a career—just like her successful aunt. But the aunt decides to share the secret heartbreak she's carried for years: a long-ago love lost to pride and circumstance that shaped everything that came after. Through her confession, she shows Mary that no amount of professional achievement can fill the void left by choosing ambition over the heart.
A chance encounter at a picnic sets off five years of quarreling between Irene and Barry, but a faded snapshot from that day—one they've both been secretly carrying—hints at feelings neither wants to admit. When a kiss at a party finally breaks through their defenses, Irene discovers the truth she's been denying all along. "The Faded Snapshot!" captures that bittersweet moment when pride gives way to what the heart has known from the start.
Jennifer Simms, a thirty-year-old schoolteacher who's never found love, meets the charming Mike Cottrel at a friend's party and thinks she's finally found her chance at happiness—but her habit of hiding behind witty banter and a false persona nearly costs her everything. When Mike suddenly disappears after she deflects his serious questions with jokes, Jennifer must learn that the real path to love might be letting someone see who she truly is.
When a young woman returns home to her small town after time away in the city, she's thrilled to reconnect with old friends—especially Jimmy Weir, a boy she once dated. But she quickly discovers Jimmy is now tangled up with Alicia Peters, a girl who seems determined to lock him down, and Lucille finds herself caught between old feelings and doing what's right. What unfolds is a delicate dance of romantic complications that tests whether Lucille will stake a claim on Jimmy or step aside gracefully.
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