Life Story #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Life Story" #36 is an anthology presenting multiple stories. One story involves a woman named Sue who becomes entangled with a man named Stan after he falls into a drug-induced coma from an overdose; Sue's jealous friend tries to keep them apart, but Stan eventually recovers and the couple finds happiness together. Another story features a woman who becomes involved with a wealthy man named Nevin; after discovering his criminal nature and that he plans to make her part of his schemes, she rejects him, leading to his arrest. A third narrative follows a woman named Carla who falls in love with a pilot named Doug; she initially hides her romantic feelings, but after Doug's near-fatal accident, they reconcile and plan their future together, though Doug's brother Don disapproves.
In "I Sold Drugs," nurse Bess finds herself caught between love and desperation when her patient Stan Delene asks her to help him obtain morphine after his discharge. As her relationship with Stan deepens, she begins selling drugs to keep up appearances for his glamorous world—only to discover her younger sister Sue is also entangled in the same addiction. When Sue is injured in a desperate drug run and Bess’s past catches up with her, her ex-boyfriend Artie calls her a menace, leading to her final, heartbreaking choice.
In "Decision," Helen finds herself torn between her past with Don and a new romance with Philip Lowry, whose request for a credit card through her brother Ted sets off a chain of events that ends in her firing and Phil’s imprisonment. After reconciling with Don, Helen faces a final test when Phil is released and asks her to run away with him—only to be moved by a moment of quiet courage she witnesses on a city street. The story’s emotional weight lies in Helen’s choice, not in the outcome, but in the quiet strength she finds in herself.
Eddy Farrell waits impatiently at Steele's emporium for Cora Mason, frustrated that she’s late and missed their plan to get a marriage license. When she finally arrives, her distraction—shopping in the bridal department—sparks a moment of tension, but her true focus seems to lie elsewhere, leaving Eddy both annoyed and puzzled.
In the quiet aftermath of war, Doug Harper returns home to find the woman he loved, Carla Winters, suddenly wealthy—and entangled in a web of deception with lawyer Nevin Rand. As their romance blooms, Carla wrestles with guilt over a secret she can’t keep, knowing the fortune she inherited was built on a lie. When the truth finally surfaces, only a hidden letter may prove whether her heart was ever truly on the side of justice.
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