Credits

• Pencils: John Romita
• Inks: John Romita
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Storyline

Dorothy lives vicariously through Susan's story of how she met a man at a carnival and fell in love with him. But when Susan starts talking of the future and marriage, she can see that he doesn't love her. Two years later, Dorothy goes to the spot where Susan had first kissed Hal, hoping to meet him.

Credits

• Pencils: Mike Sekowsky
• Inks: Bernard Sachs

Storyline

Although she refused to admit it to herself for a long time, Wendy understands that Peter doesn't love her. When he tells her he's leaving for another job she tries to be strong, but an hour later she is begging him not to go. A week later Peter returns because his job didn't work out.

Credits

• Pencils: Bill Draut
• Inks: Bill Draut

Credits

• Letters: Gaspar Saladino

Storyline

Fay thought that her Aunt Ellen was the most happily married woman she had ever known. However, when Elle invites Fay's ex-boyfriend to Fay's engagement party. Fay is furious. But Ellen tells her the story of how she had always wondered if she would have been happier with another man rather than the one she married.

Credits

• Pencils: Bill Draut
• Inks: Bill Draut

Credits

• Script: Ann Martin

Storyline

Vera's only real living was during her lunch break when she watched the couples in the park. One girl in particular captures her heart when she sees her waiting at the statue every day for the man who left her there. She vows she will never be like that. Then she meets Tony who has only one day until he re-enlists in the Navy.

Credits

• Pencils: John Romita
• Pencils: Art Peddy
• Inks: John Romita

Credits

• Pencils: John Romita
• Inks: John Romita
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

Credits

• Letters: Ira Schnapp