Love and Marriage #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains two stories. "The Bride Wore Tears" depicts a woman who fears her marriage will fail because her fiancé Phil lacks courage, but after they marry and settle into their new home, she questions whether he truly loves her when he becomes distant and ashamed of her behavior at a social gathering, leading to a major argument. In "Lover Come Back," a woman whose husband Dan is stationed overseas receives daily letters that sustain her through loneliness, but when she receives a telegram informing her of his death, she loses the will to live—until Dan unexpectedly returns home alive, having written letters that arrived after his safe return was communicated.
Linda, haunted by a past mistake, faces a terrifying confrontation when her former lover, Ace Hastie, reappears demanding money, threatening to expose their secret. As she struggles to keep the truth from her husband Charles, who grows suspicious of her growing anxiety, she must find a way to protect her marriage without revealing the dark shadow of her youth.
Doris, still grieving the loss of her husband Dan, begins to rebuild her life after months of isolation, gradually opening up to a kind and attentive suitor, Greg. When she volunteers at a hospital and encounters a soldier with amnesia who bears Dan’s likeness, her world is upended—especially when the man, though unaware of her, seems to recognize her in a way that stirs long-buried hope.
Meg, a young woman about to marry Ray, is devastated when a tragic accident leaves her unable to walk, fearing she’ll be a burden. She writes him a heart-wrenching letter breaking off their engagement, only to be stunned when Ray arrives at her doorstep, determined to marry her regardless.
Bob and Ann move into a shared house with their neighbors, the Youngs, navigating the awkwardness of living side by side. As Ann grows increasingly uneasy about Bob’s closeness to Pat, her jealousy builds—until a sudden fire forces her to choose between leaving and saving Pat, revealing a truth that upends everything.
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