Secrets of Love and Marriage #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue appears to be an anthology containing at least two stories. "Career Kisses" depicts a woman's romantic entanglement with Dave, a successful advertising campaign manager, complicated by her knowledge that he previously used her own writing talent without credit to advance his career—a secret she keeps hidden to avoid sabotaging his success. The other visible story involves a man named George who encounters a woman named Beverly Marsh at a doctor's office; when she expresses interest in him, he initially rejects her advances, but the narrative explores the complicated dynamics of their developing relationship through a series of romantic moments and revelations.
Alice, a young woman smitten by her charming date Ted, begins to question his secretive behavior when he coldly avoids her family and refuses to discuss his job. After discovering Ted is involved in shady betting activities, she confronts him, only to realize her feelings were never truly deep—her relief at the revelation marks a painful but freeing awakening.
A young woman nervously navigates her first dinner date, guided by a series of etiquette tips that help her stay poised and polite. As she and her escort, Leonard, share a meal, she follows the rules—letting him order for her, sitting straight, and asking to be passed items—while trying to keep her composure despite her hunger and fatigue.
Betty, frustrated by Ben’s long hours and emotional distance, storms out of their home, convinced their marriage is a one-sided arrangement. After a tearful ride and a tense reunion, Ben returns, admitting he’s been wrong and asking her to come back — but whether she will is left hanging.
In a series of serendipitous encounters across the globe, a woman and a pilot she’s been chasing across continents finally reunite—only to face a moment of uncertainty when his sudden departure leaves her heart racing. As their paths cross again in Honolulu, she must decide whether to let him go or take a bold step to change their future.
A young woman sets out to transform her rugged, free-spirited husband into a polished, respectable gentleman, only to find herself questioning whether she’s lost the man she truly loved. As he reluctantly embraces her vision of domesticity, his simmering frustration boils over at a social event, forcing her to confront the cost of her idealized version of marriage.
A young woman and her husband face a sudden crisis aboard a plane that's losing altitude, forcing them to confront their strained relationship. As the situation grows urgent, he presses her to reveal her true feelings, recalling their past romance and a bitter argument that drove them apart. She reaffirms her love, and in that moment, the tension between them begins to unravel.
Beverly Marsh, a young woman traveling on a bus, helps George Linden, a man weakened by malaria, after he collapses. Though delirious and disoriented, George kisses her in a moment of fevered confusion, leaving her shaken but strangely drawn to him. As she prepares to leave, she realizes she can’t bear to be apart from him—and returns to Railton, where George, now recovered, waits with a heartfelt proposal.
Dot, still single, flirts with an old acquaintance at a social event, deliberately provoking Leo’s jealousy to teach him a lesson. As Leo struggles to hide his feelings, Dot enjoys the attention—until she realizes too late that her game has backfired when she sees Leo with another woman.
Edie, a devoted wife, takes it upon herself to help her husband Sam secure a promotion, using her past connections and insights from her time as her old boss Mr. Parnell’s secretary. When Sam’s rival, Tom Ditmar, threatens to steal a key client, Edie steps in with careful, behind-the-scenes moves—only to face his anger when he learns she intervened.
Susie’s father expresses concern about her boyfriend lingering late, prompting her to recall her mother’s remark that boys haven’t changed a bit since the days she courted his father. The story captures a quiet moment of generational reflection through their conversation.
Dave is caught between his growing romance with Wilma and the manipulative influence of his boss, May Renney, who exploits his talent for her gain. As Wilma struggles to warn Dave about May’s schemes, their relationship is tested by jealousy and misunderstandings—until a pivotal dance night brings their feelings into the open.
Rita Magay, raised by her uncle Nick after her parents' death, finds herself torn between her privileged life and her deep connection to Nick, a man who’s building a future for his siblings on a farm. When Nick offers Tess a mortgage on the farm, she’s forced to confront her feelings, leading to a quiet, heartfelt reckoning about love, family, and the life she truly wants.
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