Valentine #4 January 1964
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It's Almost Tomorrow," a chance snapshot at a restaurant lands Sue and John a £500 prize in a Happy Couples Competition, sparking unexpected shifts in their relationships. When Sue walks out on her boyfriend Tom, who values the money more than her, she finds herself drawn back to John—now eager to start something new. With a tender moment at the restaurant and a surprising decision to give the prize back, the story captures a quiet, heartfelt turn in their lives. Art by Frank M. Lea.
As the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve, Lea tells Alec she wants to end their relationship—though they’ve shared a year full of joy, she believes their love can’t be relived. With quiet resolve, she asks him to let go, leaving the future uncertain between them.
Sue’s accidental kiss with John lands her and her boyfriend Tom in a newspaper contest—and a £500 prize. Though Tom agrees to the kiss for the money, Sue starts to wonder if he truly cares about her. After walking out on him, she finds John at the very restaurant where they’d shared the moment. When John learns she’s free, he’s eager to take her place—leaving the prize money where it belongs, in the hands of the paper.
Meg, determined to quit dating boys, enrolls in a sewing class, hoping for a boy-free zone—only to find Jim Shea, a fellow student with a surprising passion for dressmaking. With Irene watching from the sidelines and Bert Landers possibly making an appearance, Meg’s resolve is put to the test in this quiet, charming romance.
Felicity is torn between her suspicions about Sid and her boss Gilbert, while her friend Gillian grapples with her pen-pal’s unexpected interest in Felicity instead. Just as a letter from David Morrison’s agent hints at a sudden end to his stay in England, news breaks that the jewel thief has been caught—and confessed.
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