Valentine #10 January 1970
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Just a Girl in Greg's Past," Victor Ramos's expressive art brings quiet tension to a moment suspended in time: Angie waits by a phone box, caught between hope and uncertainty, while a boy on the other end of the line receives news that shadows his step. As she moves into a nearby café, the weight of past connections surfaces in Roy’s quiet revelation about his own lost love, painting a subtle portrait of longing and memory.
Joy watches the boy every day, drawn to his quiet presence. When she sees him struggling to push his car free from the snow, she steps outside—her heart racing, her courage tested by the cold.
Ross shows up for his date with Ann, apologizing for seeming to snub her on the bridge, only to have her mention that her brother saw him in a new car. When Ross arrives for their next meeting, Bill—Ann’s brother—says the car wasn’t the one he saw, leaving Ann wondering what really happened.
Angie Reynolds waits outside a phone box, nerves taut as she waits for a call from her boyfriend Ian, while a boy inside the booth clearly receives news that shakes him. After he exits, shaken and quiet, Angie steps inside the nearby café, where Roy Forrest shares a painful story about his own relationship with Betty—just as the weight of silence settles around her.
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