My Romantic Adventures #81
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"My Romantic Adventures" #81 is an anthology of romantic stories. "Dime Store Sweetheart!" follows Ella, a woman working at a dime store who is accused by her contract-bound boss of being too good for the job and not keeping customers coming back, prompting her to devise a scheme to increase business by raising prices at the Green Dime Store. "Too Good for Him!" tells of Carl Billings, a poor scholarship student who resents wealthy Valerie Van Ness throughout their college years, only to discover at graduation that she had been trying to befriend him all along, leading to a reconciliation. "Refugee Romance!" depicts a couple caught in the Hungarian Revolution against communist tyranny, with the man urging his lover to hide for safety while violence erupts around them.
Ella Mazzini, a cheerful but math-challenged dime store clerk, finds herself unexpectedly drawn to the new store manager, Nicholas Burns—though she’s wary of his stern demeanor. When a staff picnic brings them together in a surprising moment of connection, Ella begins to see a different side of him, leading to a night of shared laughter and quiet romance. But as dawn breaks, the reality of their roles and the manager’s strict expectations threaten to unravel the fragile warmth between them.
Betty Lou embarks on her first long train trip to California, nervous about proper etiquette and unsure how to behave. She finds herself seated next to a charming stranger, Andrew Green, whose coincidental plans mirror her own, leading to a series of pleasant encounters that deepen as the journey unfolds.
Jean Thorne, a brilliant but lonely student, resolves to focus solely on her studies after a painful past, but when her roommate Ethel seeks her advice on attracting a boyfriend, Jean impulsively suggests transforming her appearance and approach. What begins as a strictly business arrangement to help football captain Tom Jordan pass biology slowly evolves into something deeper—until Jean must confront her own feelings and the painful memories of poverty that still shape her choices.
In the wake of the Hungarian Revolution, Magda and Ian, a young couple deeply in love, face the brutal reality of war and separation as Ian joins the underground resistance. After being forced to flee to America as refugees, Magda is stunned to reunite with Ian years later at a refugee camp—just as their long-delayed wedding finally comes within reach.
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Reprinted in Young Love #32 (1952)
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