Betty's Diary #35

In "What's Fair is Fair," Betty takes a page from her grandmother’s book and decides it’s time to stop waiting for Archie to make the first move—she’ll have to take charge if she wants to go to the dance with him. With quiet determination and a touch of boldness, she sets out to turn her wish into reality, navigating the delicate balance between friendship, crushes, and what it really means to be fair.

In "Lend Me Your Era," Betty dives into the past to write a book set in the 1950s, experimenting with everything from old photographs to vintage fashion. It’s only when she’s forced to use a clunky typewriter and an old electric fan that the era truly comes alive—each clack and hum pulling her deeper into the time she’s trying to capture.