Valentine #4 September 1965

In "Always," Glynis and Frank take a day-trip to France, but Frank’s reluctance hints at something deeper. While searching for romance on her own, Glynis meets Pierre, whose charm quickly fades into quiet indifference. When she returns to the ship, she finds Frank waiting on the quay, having spent the day alone—his quiet presence speaking louder than any words.

Anne’s sudden departure leaves Mark stranded on the roof, unaware she’s gone—until she tries to find him and discovers his chalet empty. With no sign of him and the mystery of the jewels weighing on her, she prepares to return home, only to learn on the train that Fred and Sandra are engaged.

Trudy, the quiet girl with the last number, watches as her friends play the game, each hoping to be chosen by Roger Landford on the day matching their number. When her turn comes, she’s surprised to find herself already drawn to him—though they’ve barely exchanged words—wondering if love can bloom in the space between a single glance and a chance to say yes.

When Andy Cavendish misses his date with Polly Carter, he sends his pilot, Jimmy, to escort her to dinner and back to her hotel—though his absence speaks volumes. The next day, a bouquet of violets arrives with a note from Andy, apologizing for his apparent disapproval, leaving Polly wondering what really happened.

In "Now That You're My Baby," Kathy finds herself caught in a charming game of mistaken connections when her friend overhears a phone call meant for someone else. A casual setup involving a planned "accidental" meeting leads Kathy to believe she’s finally getting her chance at a date—only to realize the boy she thinks she’s been waiting for might not be who he seems.