Lovelorn #56
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Confessions of the Lovelorn A woman named Gwynne recounts her struggle with a love triangle involving two men—Larry, whom she initially loved, and a mysterious figure she encounters after Larry's apparent death. Two weeks after Gwynne is discharged from a hospital following Larry's disappearance, she accepts a drive from another man, during which she reflects on her feelings of betrayal and the pain of losing Larry. When they encounter a road crew, Gwynne spots a ruggedly handsome man directing the work and experiences a sudden flood of emotion, realizing she had come close to losing her heart through blind experience and cruelty. The story culminates with the revelation that the man is actually Tulagin, a paid agent of the Yankee Hyenas—a traitor to their communist cause—leaving Gwynne's romantic hopes in uncertain territory.
In "This Child Is Mine!", Eve Regan, still harboring feelings for Tony Kent, steps in to care for his young son Jamie after Tony’s death and Gwynne’s hospitalization. As she grows close to the boy, Eve’s past emotions resurface, leading her to secretly plan to adopt Jamie after marrying Larry Johnson—only to face a crisis when Gwynne Kent learns of her intentions.
In "Communist Kisses!", Sonia Lubyanka, a dedicated Soviet bureaucrat raised in the shadow of wartime loss, is sent to infiltrate the circle of American diplomat Bob Chesney. As she navigates her mission under the watchful eyes of her superiors, Comrade Petrov and Comrade Tulagin, she finds herself drawn to Bob—only to be torn between duty and desire when she learns he’s married, then stunned to discover the truth. A tense reunion in Geneva sets the stage for a choice that could change everything.
Julie Caine, a gifted vocalist in her boyfriend Bill Martin’s struggling band, dreams of bigger stages—until a tempting offer from agent Ted Steele leads her to leave, only to be burned by a false promise. Years later, a weary Julie, performing in a modest club, crosses paths with Bill again, and in a moment of vulnerability, pretends her career has soared. But when a patron turns aggressive, Bill steps in, and their past rekindles in a quiet, heartfelt reunion.
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Reprinted in My Romantic Adventures #108 (1960), Young Brides #1
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