Romeo #10 September 1966

In "Watch It, Mr. Cupid," Amy charms an airline pilot at the Sherbrook, weaving a tale of glamour as a fashion model—though her real life is far from the spotlight. The spark between them flares over dinner, but the truth of who she really is hangs just beneath the surface.

In "Bettery a Broken Cup Than a Broken Romance," Anne faces a quiet reckoning when she agrees to a blind date with Pete, the man she once left after a year-long split. Their past tension lingers in the quiet space between them—she remembers how he once said she cared more about order than connection, and now, in the stillness of their reunion, that old divide feels as fragile as a chipped cup.

In "null," Sandie takes a job as a Sunny Bunny at the Sunny Haven Holiday Camp, stepping into her cousin Phemie’s role after fabricating a story about a film test in London—her only motive to escape the monotony of her current life, all while keeping up the charade with a carefully crafted lie.

In "The Secret of the Chateau," Sally and her companions find themselves stranded when their hotel is overbooked—until a mysterious stranger offers refuge at the isolated Chateau Villanoir. That night, Sally is awakened by a man who claims the room was once his nursery, only to vanish, leaving her with a haunting sense of loss. The next morning, she learns the chilling truth: the man she met had died in the Battle of the Somme fifty years prior.