Love Diary #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeLove Diary #4 is an anthology of romantic stories. The opening story "Love Diary" follows a woman who reconnects with her former boyfriend Danny after years apart, eventually agreeing to marry him. "Knock Him Down, Eh?" tells of a traveling salesman named John Mark who is hit by a car driven by Alice Brann; through their interaction, Alice helps him make sales calls and he proposes marriage, which she accepts. A third story features a man proposing to his girlfriend Susan after initially being uncertain about marriage, with Susan enthusiastically consenting.
Terry, once heartbroken after her high school sweetheart Danny moved on, has spent years growing into the woman she hoped he’d one day want. When she returns home after college, she’s surprised to see Danny again—now with a new girlfriend—but soon finds herself face-to-face with a long-buried feeling.
Debbie, torn between her roots and a fleeting romance with a city visitor, finds herself questioning her place in the world after a brief escape to New York. When she realizes her heart belongs not to the city’s charm but to the steady, familiar love of her childhood sweetheart, she returns home—only to be greeted with open arms by Frank, reaffirming where her true happiness lies.
Laura, devoted to her younger brother Jerry after their parents’ death, has spent years putting her own life on hold to care for him—turning down a marriage proposal from Ed to stay by Jerry’s side. When Jerry announces he wants to marry and live independently, Laura’s fears surface, forcing her to confront the cost of her sacrifice. In a quiet moment of reckoning, Ed reappears, not to claim her, but to offer a chance at a shared future—finally allowing her to imagine a life of her own.
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