Falling in Love #132

In "I'm a Big Girl Now," Lynn navigates the messy pull of two very different men, each revealing a side of herself she’s not sure she’s ready to face. Written with quiet insight and drawn with the heartfelt sincerity of its era, this 1972 romance explores the growing pains of choosing who to become—without giving away which path she ultimately takes.

In "Love, Sweet Love," Judith sets out to hurt Steve by flirting with him—just to get back at him for breaking up with her friend Lucy—but finds herself unexpectedly drawn to him as the lines between revenge and real feeling begin to blur. Written with a touch of wry charm and drawn in the warm, expressive style of the era, this eight-page romance unfolds with quiet tension and genuine heart.

In "Call Me Again," Rona, a quiet florist, finds herself drawn to a mysterious customer whose voice on the phone sparks unexpected warmth—until he walks into the shop in person, seeking her. Myra, ever eager to claim attention, isn’t about to let Rona have the spotlight, turning a simple flower order into a quiet tug-of-war of glances and unspoken feelings.