Valentine #11 October 1969
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Write Me a Letter," Carey finds herself left out of the Thursday crowd after her dad’s passing and her mum’s long work hours. When she devises a plan to pay Mrs. Friar to watch the kids while she joins her friends, a quiet moment of independence begins to unfold. Artur Aldomà Puig’s expressive art brings warmth and quiet tension to this poignant slice of life, capturing the small, meaningful choices that shape a child’s world.
Carey, left out of the Thursday hangouts since her dad passed and her mom works, decides to take matters into her own hands—by hiring Mrs. Friar to watch the kids so she can finally join her friends. With Julie, Dave, and Sue in the mix, the plan sets off a chain of unexpected moments that blur the line between duty and freedom.
Jacki, engaged to TV producer Jason Harding, tells Paul she’s done with their past, but when Paul shows up at Jason’s apartment to pitch a documentary idea, the tension between them stirs something neither expected. With Jacki caught between two men and a life she’s built, the moment feels like a goodbye—though tomorrow might hold more than she’s ready to face.
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