Marilyn #20 February 1960

In "Sheba's Treasure," Jane finds herself captured by a slave gang, leaving Rod to mount a desperate rescue that initially falls short. Just as hope seems lost, her father arrives with the authorities, saving the day and setting off a chain of unexpected turns. With the slavers apprehended, Jane’s father announces his engagement to Ada, prompting Rod to ask for Jane’s hand in marriage.

In "So I'm a Big-Head!", Gillian misjudges Nick when he offers her an I.O.U. for a kiss, only to discover later that he’d secretly bought up every raffle ticket her ex had sold—just to give her the chance to win a kiss on his terms. Now she’s left wondering if her hasty reaction made her seem like a big-head, and whether he’ll see through her misunderstanding.

In a quiet moment between train stops, Bill tracks down Eve during her brief layover, leading to a tender, tense encounter at the zoo. As old emotions stir, he makes a sudden decision that leaves their future hanging in the balance.

In "Cure for Love," Andy walks into Alice’s shop seeking a remedy—not for himself, but for every heart he’s ever broken, after confessing he’s fallen for the prettiest girl in the world. With a mix of charm and quiet desperation, he hopes Alice can help him mend the hearts of his former loves, even as his own begins to falter.