Marilyn #4 June 1960

Avis Carroll, a travel agent with a past tied to Santa Lucia, is unexpectedly sent on a mysterious mission by the enigmatic Don Ramon Corrida—delivering a gift to a woman there, though she’s never heard of her. When the trip reveals that her lost love, Roger Kingdom, is alive and living in ruin on the island, the truth behind the assignment begins to unravel. With Juanita Guardia’s presence adding quiet tension, Avis must navigate a web of secrets and memories in a place where the past refuses to stay buried.

Renee isn’t sure fate has her best interests at heart when she crosses paths with Pete beneath a ladder—especially after her grandmother’s old warning about fair men and steps going up. Their chance meeting sparks something unexpected, but she can’t shake the feeling that luck might be on her side… or against her.

Nathan’s sudden decision to send Glenys away with Moira and her father for two years leaves her reeling—especially when he later asks her to be the best man at Rupert’s wedding. As old tensions simmer and unexpected alliances form, the lines between suspicion and affection blur in this quiet, emotionally charged moment between three people bound by family and shifting loyalties.

In a quiet moment at the beach, Tab and Ty strike up a playful conversation with two girls, pretending their camera needs help with photos—though the lens is empty and no picture will ever be taken.

In a quiet moment between two people who’ve just begun, Mary hesitates—her past with a rowdy gang still a shadow she hasn’t fully shared. Now, as she weighs how much to tell her new boyfriend Johnny, the distance between who she was and who she’s becoming feels both heavy and fragile.

Pete’s prank with a fake lobster on Kim’s beach towel takes a turn when Fred retaliates by slipping a live one into Pete’s boarding house room—leading to a seaside showdown of wits and a whole lot of startled reactions.