Just Married #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories. "I Met My Dream" depicts a wife's insecurity when her husband Bob becomes entranced with a beautiful woman at a party, leading the wife to fear he has forgotten about her. "Positively a Painter" follows Ellen Schreiber as she pursues her ambition to become an artist against her father's wishes, eventually meeting Jim Phillips, a successful painter who offers her guidance and romance, while she gains confidence in her artistic abilities.
A young bride navigates the rocky early weeks of marriage in "The First Hundred Days," discovering that adjusting to homemaking, household responsibilities, and her husband's divided attention tests her patience and self-confidence far more than she anticipated. When mounting frustrations lead her to fear she's already lost his love, a frank conversation with her mother forces her to reconsider what marriage truly demands—and what the first hundred days are really about.
Judy Blythe works in a department store and loves Bill Tanner, the furniture manager—but he's reluctant to marry someone who craves fun and nightlife over domestic life. When the store's boss cooks up a publicity stunt asking Judy to live in a storefront window for a week, demonstrating furniture and appliances while leading a normal life, Bill is enlisted to join her at meals, and the two must navigate their differences under the gaze of curious shoppers.
A woman deeply in love with her husband Ted begins to fear his affection has faded during the routine of married life, convinced his growing distance means he's stopped loving her altogether. When their anniversary arrives and he seems to have forgotten it entirely, she faces a moment of painful reckoning—until Ted comes home with a revelation that changes everything. This 1960 romance explores how the intensity of newlywed passion can mask itself in the quiet rhythms of lasting commitment.
Kate's six-month marriage to Bob is tested when his ex-girlfriend Lola unexpectedly shows up at a party, charming Bob with memories of their past while Kate watches jealousy gnaw at her confidence. As the evening stretches on and Bob drives Lola home, Kate's imagination spirals—but sometimes the real answer is simpler than our worst fears.
A plain girl working in a dress factory while studying accounting at night meets Mike Selkin, an architecture student with big dreams of creating better homes for people in need—but when a charming new salesman named Neal begins courting her, Ella must choose between the thrill of the romance she'd always fantasized about and something deeper she never expected to find. This story explores where real love comes from when dreams meet the everyday person standing beside you.
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