Mirabelle #13 May 1967

Carol comes back to her hometown to care for her mother, only to find that it’s her mom who sees she’s ready to leave the nest. Back in Marina Square, she discovers that hardly anyone noticed she’d been gone—except perhaps someone who still remembers her name.

In "The Call," Mary finds herself at a crossroads, staying with her aunt and uncle to decide whether to accept Derek's proposal. Drawn by an eerie melody from the forest, she ventures into the woods and meets a mysterious, handsome boy who claims his music can make a girl fall in love—and asks her if she truly loves Derek.

Fay, determined to help Ford confront his guilt over the death of his ex-fiancée Eva Malby, insists on reliving the final weekend that ended in tragedy. Together, they drive to the house where Eva stayed, only to find Ford’s pop-singer promoter and his fiancée already there—people who were also present the day Eva died.

In "Simon Slade - The Loner," a quiet moment between Simon Slade and Ginny takes a sharp turn when Wildcat Williams drags them into a night out that tests Simon’s patience and his feelings. As the evening unfolds at a club, shared dances and whispered remarks stir something unsettled in Simon, turning a simple outing into a moment of tension he didn’t see coming.

Debbie’s obsession with the pool’s handsome instructor has her spending every spare moment at the water’s edge, but his cool demeanor leaves her no closer to a spark. Sarah, determined to help her friend make a move, devises a plan to stage a rescue—only to find the swimmer’s real intentions are far from what they expected.