Marilyn #June 13th, 1959

In "A Proper Duchess," Betty steps into her role as the Duchess with quiet resolve, but her confidence is tested when Roy urges them to flee Dukensburg. As the Count and Countess, realizing their grip on Betty has slipped, conspire to win her over with the charm of the dashing Prince Sergei—known for his success with other women—tensions rise and loyalties are put to the test.

In "Tessa - the Untamed," Tessa and Norman are thrown into turmoil when they discover Cartier has drugged Fleur, leaving her with no memory. As Cartier insists Tessa take Fleur’s place in the play, Norman’s trust shatters—believing Tessa has secretly conspired with Cartier all along.

In "Give Me Another Chance," Shirley, haunted by a past breakup over a misunderstanding involving her friend Kay, finds herself facing a second chance when a misplaced note from Jim—her former lover—arrives on her birthday. With Jim already on a departing train, she races to the station, desperate to explain her regret and clear the air.

In a quiet moment between work and the weight of memory, Sally learns that Don, the quiet man at the factory, once shared a love of wood-carving with his parents—before tragedy took them both. When she finds out his birthday is coming up, she decides to surprise him with a carving of her own, found in an antique shop, hoping it might bring a little warmth to his day.