Life Story #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple romantic stories. One story depicts a woman whose boyfriend left her to pursue his own ambitions, only to later learn he was "too decent" to tell her the truth, leaving her to blame herself for his departure; her friend urges her to confront him about his cruelty. Another story follows a married couple in conflict over the husband Jim's career dissatisfaction and drinking problem; after a heated argument, Ellen leaves him, but they eventually reconcile when Jim realizes his mistakes and transforms into a better man. A third story features Don, a former football star who becomes a successful banker; his wife Sheila worries about his changed personality, but Don assures her that despite outward changes, their love remains constant, ultimately restoring their relationship. The issue showcases these tales of romance, heartbreak, and reconciliation across its pages.
Judith struggles with jealousy after Agnes Kempler returns to town, reigniting old feelings in Ned, whom Judith loves deeply. Though Ned reassures her and their bond remains strong, Judith can't shake the fear that Agnes still holds a place in his heart, testing the stability of their marriage.
Ellen, newly married and full of hope, finds her dream of a beautiful ranch life in the West crumbling as the harsh reality of the dusty, barren landscape and her husband Jim’s demanding work take their toll. As her frustration grows over small disappointments—like the impractical velvet drapes she buys and the perceived judgment from her neighbor Maude—tensions rise, leading to a heated argument that leaves her questioning her place in the marriage.
Sheila, once devoted to Don Cole’s football fame, struggles to reconcile her husband’s quiet life as a bank teller with the glory of his past. As she grapples with her fading pride and growing resentment, Don’s contentment with his new ordinary life only deepens her sense of loss—until a chance encounter forces her to confront what truly matters.
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