Valentine #24 March 1962
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lovin' Touch," a tender moment on a sunlit spring afternoon sets off a quiet storm of emotions for Myrtle, the junior sales manager, as she finds herself unexpectedly flustered by a single kiss. As the day unfolds, her thoughts drift from her duties, wondering if he’s regretting the gesture—only to discover, when she finally enters his office, that he’s been just as distracted as she was. Art by Ángel Salmerón, this delicate 1962 tale captures a fleeting, heartfelt connection with quiet charm.
Pam Bryant tries to rebuild her life after vowing to always tell the truth, but her honesty backfires in ways she never expected—losing friends, her job, and even Tom, the boy she loves. As the weight of her new rule takes hold, she’s left wondering if truth alone can mend what’s broken.
Myrtle can’t focus on her sales reports when John Dene kisses her on a bright spring afternoon, and as the day drags on, she begins to wonder if he’s regretting it—until she finds him just as distracted, his thoughts far from his desk.
Helen Druce, ever mindful of her past academic struggles, finds herself questioning whether she should pursue her own education—just as her boyfriend, Trevor Ansell, earns a scholarship to university. The thought of catching up, of stepping into a world she once felt left behind, stirs something quiet but deep within her.
Aunt Bess Smith is convinced the tea-leaves foretell a tall, dark stranger entering Jill’s life—and when Jim Lawley arrives looking for a room, she’s quick to offer him a discount to “help fate along.” Jill seems willing to play along, but the stranger’s quiet demeanor hides something he’s trying hard to keep secret.
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