Valentine #18 September 1971

Lindy finds an unexpected connection with Tony when her dog Jake wanders off, leading them to the quiet, shuttered halls of Farleigh Hall. There, amid overgrown gardens and forgotten rooms, the two share a moment that feels like something rare—like a place made for love, far from the tension at home.

Paula Dean thought she’d left the past behind—until her company’s move to Gardner Street stirs up memories of Ricky Damon. Now, every corner of the old neighborhood feels like a ghost of what once was, and the more she searches, the more she wonders if she’s chasing a shadow or a second chance.

In a quiet moment by the sea, Julie grapples with the weight of Simon Storm’s past after learning his wife, Melissa, died in a fall from the cliff a year prior. When she discovers a hidden room filled with Melissa’s belongings, Simon’s sudden anger only deepens her unease. That night, as she swims alone, ghostly whispers echo in her mind—insisting Melissa didn’t fall, she was murdered.

Krista James shows up at the fair hoping to finally connect with Bob, but he’s missing again—her third missed date in two weeks. While she’s left wondering, Jake Marlow steps in with charm and a quiet confidence, turning what could’ve been a lonely night into something unexpectedly warm. With Chuck, Angie, and the fair’s glowing lights in the background, the evening takes a turn neither of them expected.