Valentine #22 August 1970

Rob returns to find the girl he can’t forget—Katie—only to realize their shared memories might not be real. As their past unravels, he must decide if the love they thought they shared is something deeper than a dream.

Jimmy Davies has his heart set on winning a kiss from Miss Ferris, the girl everyone calls "Iceberg." As he finally charms her into a moment they both remember, he learns her affection was just part of a bet—but the game might not be over yet.

Tammy White’s struggling boutique needs a fresh start, so she calls for a designer partner—enter Steve McDane, whose bold ideas clash with her vision from the moment he arrives. As he reshapes her window displays and critiques her choices, the tension between them grows, testing whether their creative differences can ever find common ground.

Janey and Kenny’s argument starts over something small—a jar of strawberry yoghurt and a soda—but it spirals fast, leaving her storming out. Now alone, she replays their fight in her mind, imagining every way she might win him back: pleading, standing her ground, even dramatic gestures. But when Kenny finally shows up at her door, holding two boxes of yoghurt, the real test isn’t what she says next—it’s whether she can stay quiet and let him lead.