Farewell Date #[nn]

In "Farewell Date," Kitty struggles to let go of Larry Crain as he prepares to leave for Korea, torn between protecting her heart and admitting she can’t bear to lose him. When she pushes him away, only to find herself jealous of his closeness to Eleanor Washburn, a surprising conversation with Joan Fleming forces her to confront what she truly wants. With time running short, Kitty must decide whether to hold back or risk everything for one last chance.

Beth Cornwall can’t wait any longer—she’s had enough of waiting for Peter Bates to get his TV repair shop off the ground, especially as her friends start tying the knot. After breaking up and telling her friends she’s back in circulation, she’s stunned to see Peter with another woman. Determined to move on, she returns his belongings, only to find him waiting at his new shop with a marriage licence already filled out—ready for her to sign.

In "Love That Brat!", a spirited young woman named Anne Frank stirs up trouble with her sharp tongue and stubborn streak, leaving car salesman Ed West both frustrated and strangely drawn to her. When Ed’s refusal to sell her a sports car costs him his job, he finds himself back in her life—now as her father Mr Frank’s new employee—and the tension between them only heats up. As Anne enters a high-stakes cross-country race, Ed’s protective instincts clash with her independence, leading to a moment that changes everything.

Peggy Cameron has her heart set on finding the perfect man, and after years with her school sweetheart Glen Madison, she’s ready to move on—until Monte Pierce, the new furniture factory owner, catches her eye. When Glen tells her Monte is engaged to Jean Tyler, Peggy is stunned, but Monte swears he’s ready to leave Jean behind for her. Yet when Peggy accidentally witnesses Monte’s cold, harsh words to Jean, she realizes love like that can’t last. Suddenly, she’s reminded of what she once had—and what she never truly lost. Glen might just be the one after all.