Valentine #26 May 1973

Sandra’s sudden disappearance has the girls on edge, especially after Pat swears she saw her climbing into a car with the charming chauffeur, Ramon Jimenez. Now, with the night growing tense and Charlie Hasty roused from sleep, the truth behind Sandra’s vanishing act begins to unfold — and not everyone’s alibi holds up.

After the successful gig, Jo-Jo reveals he’s been offered a permanent job designing birthday cards. While Jess passes the time listening to records, she accidentally knocks over a stack of music and finds a photograph of a woman—her gaze lingering on the image as the room hums with the echo of a song just out of reach.

Diane Fenton tries to keep her crush on a heartthrob quiet, but her little brother Jon’s accidental recording of her fan letter puts her on the spot. When the Fenton brothers are mobbed by swooning fans who idolize Drew like a pop star, Diane seizes the moment to reclaim the tape and turn the tables—using her brother’s confession to stir up a little jealousy in the crowd.

In a quiet moment on his way to the coast, a DJ finds himself drawn to fleeting images of a blonde girl, her presence echoing through a mysterious song he hears on a record. When he’s asked to host the hotel’s big dance, he’s stunned to see her on stage, singing the very tune that’s haunted his drive. The moment feels like fate—but what does she know of him, and why does the music seem to know them both?