Romeo #29 August 1964

In "Those in Love," Jo finds herself drifting off on a crowded bus, only to wake up missing her stop—just in time to share a quiet moment with a stranger who offers to walk her home. As they talk, she opens up about the long hours as a hotel waitress making romance difficult, unaware that he, a printer on a newspaper, lives by a nearly identical schedule.

In this quiet, poignant slice of 1964 romance, Juliette insists on stopping in Las Vegas with Hector, where a chance encounter at a nightclub sets off a surprising turn of events. When she returns to the hotel at dawn, she tells Hector she’s decided to marry the singer she met—leaving their future uncertain and their bond tested.

In "Love Is Where You Find It," Laura steps into a travel agency with a simple goal: escape the quiet routine of Corlyn Bay and find romance wherever the world might lead. Her only condition? A destination packed with men, far from the seaside town that once held her grandmother’s memory.

In a quiet moment by the pool, Sherry’s stumble draws unexpected kindness from the boys—especially the ones dating Bett and Karen. The next day, when Bett and Karen sail away without her, Sherry finds her own company in two French boys she meets on a funicular, eager to prove she doesn’t need anyone’s approval. But when the boys are set to leave, Bett and Karen make a surprising move that leaves Sherry caught between pride and disappointment.