Valentine #18 January 1964
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Listen to Me" in Valentine #18 (January 1964) captures a quiet, poignant moment in Ann’s life as she leaves the familiar streets of Bruxton for London, chasing a dream of city life while engaged to Gerald. Set against the backdrop of a single year’s separation, her days in the capital unfold in small, telling moments—like the park bench where she meets Alec, sharing quiet time with ducks and growing feelings neither can quite name. As the year ends, choices are made, hearts shift, and a young woman finds herself at a crossroads, caught between duty, longing, and a love that may have never had a chance. Cover by typeset.
In a quiet moment between sisters, long-held tensions surface when Paula brings her boyfriend Nigel home for a visit. Peg, who’s always felt overshadowed by her brilliant older sister, sees an opening—and a chance to finally feel seen. As the two women confront each other over a shared history of envy and unspoken feelings, the truth about their lives begins to unravel in ways neither expected.
Sheila Taylor finds herself caught in a delicate web when her new boss, Keith Ingram, makes a sudden, unexpected move. The next morning, his wife Norma calls, claiming he’s ill—asking Sheila to deliver a crucial package to his home. As she steps into his private world, the tension between duty and desire grows.
Ann Williams has always dreamed of life in London, and her fiancé Gerald agrees to let her pursue that dream for a year. While feeding ducks on a park bench, she begins to meet Alec, whose quiet presence stirs something she can’t explain. As her time in the city winds down, Ann is torn between duty and desire—only to learn that Gerald may no longer be waiting for her, and Alec has vanished without a word.
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