My Secret Story #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Stopped at Nothing," Margot finds herself caught between duty and desire when her growing attraction to Drake, a charming client at her employment agency, leads her to break a date with her fiancé Ned. As her choices spiral, she takes risks that cost her job and home—only to find herself unexpectedly back in Ned’s life when he offers her a new position. With tension simmering and secrets on the edge of exposure, this 1949 tale of romance and consequence unfolds in a story drawn with quiet intensity by Ken Battefield.
In "I Stopped at Nothing," stenographer Lily finds herself torn between her heart and her duty when she falls for co-worker Tod, while her father Fred demands she stay home to care for her ailing mother. When Lily chooses love and elopes, the moment is shattered by her father’s violent interruption—only for a shocking turn of events to change everything.
In "His Terms for Love," Alice finds herself drawn into a quiet tension when the artist Jan asks her to pose, sparking hope that their connection might be more than just creative. As emotions shift and a new engagement brings temporary peace, Jan’s return stirs old feelings—only to remind Alice that his affection, if it ever existed, was never meant to last.
In "He Wanted More Than Love," Margot finds herself caught between her steady engagement to Ned and a sudden, electrifying pull toward Drake, a charming client from her employment agency. As her choices lead to unexpected consequences—losing her job, being evicted, and facing a tense confrontation—Ned’s quiet loyalty emerges in the aftermath, leaving Margot to confront what she truly wants.
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Reprinted in Top Love Stories #18 (1954), Streamline Pictorial Romance #7
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