Sweethearts #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories. "Little White Lie" follows Joan, who deceives her mother by claiming to be waiting for an important phone call while actually waiting for her boyfriend Tom to call. When Tom finally calls and invites her to elope, Joan initially accepts but ultimately decides against it, realizing she cannot build their future on a foundation of lies and deception. In the second story, a man named Frank recalls a skiing accident in which his friend Charley fell and was injured; Charley later dies, and Frank is tormented by guilt, believing Charley's death and the revelation of secrets will destroy his relationship with Sheila unless he confesses the truth.
When a young woman working as an elevator operator lets her disappointment over her modest circumstances drive away Phil, a charming man she's grown to care for, she's left to grapple with what really matters—and what she might have lost. Months later, an unexpected reunion forces Lois to confront not just her own snobbery, but the truth about the man she pushed away and the dreams she thought had died.
Joan's been waiting by the phone all evening for Tom, a charming cousin-friend set-up from the night before who swept her off her feet—but when his promised seven o'clock call finally arrives hours late, she finds herself telling him a small fib to spare his feelings. A sweetly relatable story about new love, impatience, and the little white lies we tell when we're smitten.
When Edna finds a man who shares her passion for baseball, her parents recognize the signs of true love—not because he's perfect on paper, but because he's willing to enjoy the things she loves. This charming 1957 romance shows that real compatibility comes from genuine care and compromise, not a checklist of ideal qualities.
A young woman named Sandra Miller recalls her romance with Jack Long in a heartfelt letter written on a rainy day—from their chance meeting during a storm to their deepening love and the shocking revelation that threatens to tear them apart. When Jack's mother arrives with a cruel ultimatum about his inheritance, Sandra makes an agonizing choice that she's carried with her ever since. Now, years later, the rain stirs up all those bittersweet memories, and she finds herself wrestling with what might have been.
Lon's final trip as a traveling linesman promises to be the last one before he and his fiancée Penny can finally marry—but when he arrives in Rockport, a charming waitress named Sheila sets his restless heart on a dangerous course. As Lon finds himself drawn away from thoughts of Penny and caught up in the excitement of small-town romance, his divided loyalties and a simmering tension with his coworker Charley build toward a reckoning neither man will forget.
A young man becomes instantly enchanted when a girl boards his bus, but his shyness keeps him from speaking to her—until she accidentally leaves her bag behind, giving him a reason to track her down. When he finally catches up with her at her bus stop, the chance encounter sets off a spark that leads to an unexpected revelation about her own feelings.
ComicBooks.com Value
Find on ebay
Read it digitally
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
↩ Reprints Romantic Secrets #8 (1950)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.