Love and Marriage #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple romance stories exploring marital conflict and infidelity. One story follows Laura Seldom, whose husband's work as a painter causes tension when he spends long hours at his studio; Laura grows jealous and begins flirting with other men, leading her friend Lois to warn her that men respond poorly to neglect. Another narrative features a wife who, frustrated by her husband Arthur's emotional distance and preoccupation with his books and business, contemplates divorce and schemes with a man named Jeff to present Arthur with an alimony demand, only to reconsider when she realizes how foolish holding onto resentment has been. The stories emphasize themes of marital compromise, the dangers of taking spouses for granted, and the consequences of seeking attention outside marriage.
A young woman named Virginia finds her long-understood engagement to her high school sweetheart Neil tested when he returns home on leave with his Navy buddy Ted—a quiet, thoughtful sailor who awakens something unexpected in her heart from their first meeting. As Neil remains caught up in the social whirl of homecoming while Ted and Virginia find themselves drawn together, Virginia must confront a feeling she never anticipated and the impossible choice it presents. What begins as a comfortable, familiar love story becomes something far more complicated when the heart follows its own course.
Gloria's marriage to Sam is tested when her struggling artist husband becomes so consumed with his painting that the couple goes hungry, forcing her to make a desperate choice that threatens both his career and their relationship. When circumstances pull them apart, Gloria discovers that sometimes the greatest obstacles to love come from within—and that true understanding requires more than good intentions. This 1958 romance from *Love and Marriage* explores how sacrifice and pride can wound the people we cherish most.
Laura Stewart treats men carelessly, breaking hearts without hesitation—but her twin sister Lois has fallen for David Hoff, the soldier Laura has already dismissed. When David asks Laura to marry him, Lois makes a desperate choice to save him from her sister's cruelty, setting off a chain of events neither twin can undo. What starts as deception becomes something far more complicated when the truth threatens to surface.
Viola married Jeff for his money, not his love—but when she spots him with another woman, jealousy awakens feelings she never expected to have. As she schemes with her lover Arthur to secure a divorce and alimony, a chance encounter forces Viola to confront what she's truly throwing away, and whether stolen moments of passion are worth sacrificing genuine devotion.
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