Valentine #12 August 1967

Patsy Grey finds a carrier pigeon with a note tied to its leg and sets out to return it, sparking an unexpected connection with the birdman, Paul Bruce. As their bond deepens, Paul returns from a trip to France with a young woman named Yvette, who seems to share a close, affectionate rapport with him—leaving Patsy to wonder if her own feelings are truly returned.

In "Even the Bad Times Are Good," Jan Baxter finds herself caught between loyalty and desperation when her bandmate Sam drags her into a dangerous scheme, using their performances as cover for more robberies. With Pete Dexter watching closely and Jezebel’s past adding tension, Jan must decide how far she’s willing to go—knowing that turning herself in might mean returning to the approved school she’s desperate to escape.

In "Doctor, Doctor," Nurse Judy Appleby and Harry face a heartbreaking emergency when a young mother arrives at the hospital with her gas-stricken baby, her husband already gone. As they rush to the scene, the weight of the moment settles on Judy and the quiet presence of Mrs. Jones and Barbie, caught in the aftermath of a tragedy that could have been prevented.

Patsy finds herself caught between two very different men: Rex Turner, who’s bold and magnetic, and Frank, who’s gentle and introspective. Though Rex is thrilling, his selfishness clashes with Frank’s quiet kindness—and neither seems like the man she’d want to spend her life with.