Valentine #25 July 1970
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hang a Wreath Round Your Heart, Harry," Lyn finds herself caught between two brothers when the truth of Tom’s identity is revealed in a moment of crisis. Enric Badía Romero’s evocative art brings the emotional tension to life as Lyn awakens to a tender reunion that may not be as simple as it seems. The story unfolds beneath a Spanish dawn, where love and deception are woven into a single, fragile moment.
Maggie’s quiet routine of feeding the bird at her window—whom she’s named Freddie—takes an unexpected turn when her upstairs neighbor, upset that the bird favors her, insists the bird is his, Popsy. Their shared affection for the same small creature sparks a quiet, tender rivalry that blurs the line between neighborly tension and something more.
Jenny’s heart is torn when Bob ends their romance over a simple disagreement about a movie. Determined to help, Petra sets out to reconcile them—only to find herself caught in a whirlwind at the Blue Tiger disco, where Bob comes to her rescue from a sudden encounter with a wolf. As the night unfolds, Petra’s mission grows complicated, and her own feelings begin to blur with the one she came to fix.
In "Engagement with Fear," Lyn finds herself caught between two brothers—Tom, the man she loves, and his sinister twin, Morris, who has taken his place in Spain. When Tom finally arrives to rescue her, the truth of his brother’s deception unravels, leaving Lyn to choose between the man who stayed and the one who fought for her. As dawn breaks over a new day, she steps toward the future, the ring returned, the danger passed.
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