I Love You #70

Oct 1967 · Charlton · 0.12 USD

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In "Too Many Kisses," Rick, a playboy agency member, encounters Nancy at Tall Pines and becomes romantically involved with her, but she leaves him to move away. Later, Rick reconnects with an old flame named Claude, discovering he is now married to Ellie Jansen and has settled down in a house he's renovating. Meanwhile, a woman named Celeste enters Rick's life as a romantic interest, though Rick's pursuit of her creates tension when her father Jeff and his associate discuss selling their country club property, with Jeff dismissing Rick as an unsuitable match. The story explores themes of romantic entanglement and social expectations as various characters navigate relationships and life changes.

Contains 3 stories

Roundtrip Romance

9 pp · Romance

Nancy McCoy, a young woman from a Tennessee backwoods town, finds her quiet life upended when Roger Hadly, a sophisticated New York agency representative, stops by her local store and sparks her imagination with talk of modeling. As she begins to envision a new future in the city, she grows increasingly drawn to Roger—only to later learn he’s engaged, complicating her feelings and ambitions.

Heartbreak or Happiness

8 pp · Romance

Marie, engaged to Howard, grows uneasy when the builder, Larry Kieran, treats Howard with cold disdain, sparking her curiosity about their past. After a tense confrontation and a surprising confession, Marie begins to question her feelings for Howard when Kieran reveals a long-buried connection from her teenage years.

Too Many Kisses

8 pp · Romance

Rick Murray, a man weary from a life of casual romance, finds himself unexpectedly drawn to Celeste Lundy during a retreat to a remote mountain camp. As he tries to reconcile his past with the quiet sincerity of her presence, he begins to see that not all connections are fleeting. The story follows his quiet awakening to something deeper, as the simplicity of the woods and her honest affection start to reshape his understanding of love.