Love Diary #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains two stories. "No Flawless Love" follows a woman named Erica who becomes engaged to a man named Al after he proposes, but she harbors doubts about their future due to class differences and fears about whether her family will accept him. When Erica's father speaks to her, she breaks off the engagement, though the story suggests Al was genuinely devoted to her. The second story depicts a woman confronting a man named Dorian at a photo studio, revealing that she and Dorian had worn matching outfits on a previous occasion, leading to Dorian firing her from her job after she questions why she's being dismissed for this coincidence.
In "The Jealous Type," Ann waits anxiously for word from Jimmie, her boyfriend, now at college—only to grow worried when silence stretches on. When her brother Tom returns home ill with the measles, Ann uncovers the truth: Jimmie had written, but Tom never sent the letter.
Matt, usually confident in most settings, finds himself unusually nervous around Marie, his longtime friend. As graduation nears, he finally musters the courage to confess his feelings with a heartfelt gift, leaving her stunned and touched.
Ronnie and Gail share a quiet moment at Clara Beach, where Ronnie’s usual shyness gives way to sudden confidence when Mark, a friend, teases them. As Mark swims away, Ronnie pulls Gail close, finally kissing her in the bright sunlight—far from the romantic scenes she’d imagined, but no less perfect.
Olive Hegan confronts Bob Waters about his shady dealings with Ames Hollaway’s business, uncovering a web of gambling debts and financial deceit. As tensions rise, Olive steps in to protect Ames, rallying his creditors and proving her loyalty—only to face a moment of doubt when Ames questions whether he’s truly worthy of her love.
In "Image Of Love," Jo finds herself standing in for the glamorous Anne Wren during a film shoot, where a simple embrace with Aaron sparks an unexpected connection. The next day, she meticulously mimics Anne’s every mannerism, so perfectly that even those closest struggle to tell them apart.
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