Romeo #23 March 1974

In a quiet town where secrets run deep, Marc Dolphin arrives to quiet a rumor about a U.F.O. sighting—only to uncover a top-secret rocket craft and the granddaughter of the man who reported it, Tracy Watson. As Marc tries to protect national security by convincing her to keep Granda’s story buried, the truth begins to unravel between them. When Tracy finds proof of the landing, Marc must face the cost of his deception—and the fragile trust he’s broken.

Sara wrestles with a quiet longing as she stands on the edge of a decision—her neighbor’s invitation to go out hangs in the air, tempting her to step beyond a promise she made. She recalls the way Keith once shared stories of his grandad’s garden, the way he learned to love flowers through him, and the bittersweet moment he left for an exchange in America. Just as she’s about to say yes, she finds herself drawn to the secret spot he once showed her, where the first blooms of spring spell out their names in the earth.

Julie Seven arrives just in time to save Jason Steele from Rex’s men, handing him the money Terry sent. As Jason’s luck at the card table holds strong, Terry confesses he’s leaving and asks Julie to go with him—but she chooses to stay. When a telegram arrives from her father, reporting her mother’s illness, Julie must decide what comes next.

Sally stumbles upon a tiny fairy named Osric while foraging for mushrooms, unaware that she’s just plucked the last one. When she remarks how nice it would be if her ex-boyfriend Ken could help—especially since he’s a student architect—Osric offers a deal: he’ll make Ken fall for her, if she gets him to build a house for the fairy.