Just Married #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains at least two stories. The cover story, "Give Love a Chance," follows a newly married couple whose honeymoon is plagued by nagging doubts, centering on a man's proposal to his girlfriend Wendy and the complications that arise when she questions whether he married her instead of Georgia. "The Meeting" is a text story addressing the challenges of in-laws meeting for the first time, offering advice on navigating social differences and family dynamics when a young couple's parents come together. A third story features a couple dealing with domestic adjustments, including the husband's return to work and concerns about their changing relationship.
A young woman named Ginny, feeling trapped by her unhappy life at home and her monotonous job, finds unexpected romance when her new boss, Paul Madison, courts her with charm and attention. After a whirlwind courtship, she agrees to marry him, but soon begins to question whether her decision was truly about love—or simply a way to escape her past. As she struggles with guilt and confusion, Paul’s unwavering kindness begins to unravel her doubts, leading her to confront the real reasons behind her emotions.
Wendy Starr, newly married to Dan, struggles with jealousy when her husband’s friend Ed and his former crush, Georgia Thomas, keep crossing paths. As Wendy’s insecurities grow, she takes drastic steps to protect her marriage—only to realize that love and trust must be given room to breathe.
Althea, newly married to Victor Fallon, faces heartbreak when he is rushed to the hospital after a car accident, leaving her terrified he won’t survive. As she clings to memories of their lifelong bond—from childhood sweethearts to their wedding day—she finds strength in their love, even as she waits for news of his recovery.
Leonora, newly married and struggling with their tight budget, secretly takes back her old job as a receptionist to help financially, unaware that her former boss’s flirtatious advances have grown more persistent. When her husband Frank discovers the truth, he reassures her that her actions were understandable—but also that their financial situation has improved enough that she no longer needs to work, leaving her to wonder if she’ll stay home now that her role as a helpful wife has come full circle.
Jenny and Joe, childhood sweethearts, rekindle their bond when they both rush to save the tree where they once carved their names, unaware the other had come for the same reason. Their shared memory and unexpected reunion lead to a heartfelt moment that honors their enduring connection.
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