Love at First Sight #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue containing at least two stories. In one story, a woman named Miss McNair becomes involved with a man named Tom, though she questions his true feelings and worries he may be insincere about his affections. In another story titled "Too Young for Love," a young woman named Betty faces her overprotective mother's disapproval when she begins dating a man named Gregory Weylin, eventually going out with another suitor named Jack instead, leading to complications when she returns home late from an evening out.
Aldine Dreyer, the beloved television personality known as the "Television Sweetheart," finds herself caught between her glamorous but emotionally distant relationship with press agent Webb Warren and a heartfelt connection with Nelson Bonnell, a wounded war veteran who’s fallen deeply in love with her through the screen. When Nelson, recovering from his injuries, asks Aldine to marry him, she’s torn by conflicting emotions and begins to question her feelings—especially when she learns that Webb has been secretly engaged to another woman.
Sally, the devoted secretary to Thomas Aldwin, finds her carefully maintained professional life upended when his son, Tom, returns from college and begins to court her in secret. As their growing romance unfolds, Sally grapples with the tension between her loyalty to her employer and her unexpected feelings for his rebellious son. The story follows her emotional journey as she navigates love, duty, and the complications of a relationship that defies expectations.
Christie, a cheerful salesgirl in the toy department of the Royale Department Store, finds herself drawn to Gregory Weylin, the charming advertising manager who treats her like a fun date but insists he’s not looking for anything serious. As their friendship deepens through dinners, swims, and quiet evenings, Christie struggles to hide her growing feelings—until a heated moment at the end of a date forces her to confront the truth about his intentions.
Betty Burroughs, bound by her mother’s rigid schedule and pressured to become a professional dancer, finds herself drawn to Jack Rolland, a kind-hearted man she meets on the subway. As their friendship deepens, she struggles to balance her mother’s expectations with her growing feelings for Jack, especially when a sudden fire at the dance club where she’s set to perform changes everything.
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Reprinted in Ten-Story Love #1 / 205 (1955)
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