My Own Romance #27

In "That Old Feeling," Barbara finds herself torn between her husband Fred and the ghost of her first love, Gary, when a trip to her hometown brings the past uncomfortably close. As memories stir and her imagination runs wild, she braces for a reunion that might change everything—only to discover that time and nostalgia have painted Gary in a far different light than reality.

In "Love Story," nurse Jane finds herself drawn into the emotional whirlwind of wealthy Curtis, recovering from a polo injury that threatens his ability to walk. As his fiancée Stella grows distant and cruel, Jane’s quiet dedication becomes a quiet force—until a shocking moment of defiance changes everything. The story unfolds with tender tension and a surprising turn, all within the intimate pages of My Own Romance #27.

In "Infatuation," Doris finds herself drawn to bandleader Keith despite being steady with Bob, their growing closeness deepening as his band tours the country. When Keith makes it clear he’s not the marrying kind, Doris must choose between her fleeting romance and the uncertain future with Bob—whose trust she’s already broken once before.

In "Too Many Loves," Carol finds herself drawn to a string of men, each embodying a single quality she longs for—yet none can fulfill her entirely. Only when she looks beyond the extraordinary does she recognize the quiet, steady love she’s always had in her neighbor Frank, the "ordinary guy" who’s been there all along.