Valentine #5 October 1968

In a quiet moment on the Brightsea pier, Zoe Green finds herself drawn to Hal Rymer, their connection unfolding like a summer tide. As their holiday winds down, a visit to Madame Zurita’s tent casts a shadow over their joy—her cryptic warning lingers long after they part. When Hal’s letters cease, Zoe is left wondering if the fortune teller’s words were a prophecy or a premonition.

Valerie Penn is shaken when she finds Liz missing after a violent struggle in her room and realizes Gary hasn’t slept in his bed. With Michael and Fraser, she races to the Temple of Diana after seeing a vision of seven men loading Liz onto a boat, only to find her bound on an altar—exactly as she’d dreamed.

In "Sunshine Games," Peg finds herself caught between two passions—Barry Bridges, a dedicated tennis player, and Mike, who dreams of sailing the seas. When Mike proposes, Barry faces a choice that tests loyalty, love, and the cost of chasing dreams, all while the future hangs in the balance.

In "I'll Love You Forever Today," seventeen-year-old George finds himself unexpectedly drawn to Ingrid, the Swedish girl staying with his family while his sister is away. As their connection deepens, he confesses his hopes for a lasting love, only to see her pull away, hesitant to commit at such a young age. On the day she leaves, he tries once more to declare his feelings—she smiles, then asks, "How long is forever when you're seventeen?"—leaving the future uncertain.

Nurse Judy Appleby is surprised to find her trip to the dude ranch has a hidden purpose—she’s been brought there to assist Doctor Mark Fury. After a night of dancing, she’s startled to learn the next day will bring a mountain visit from Doctor Fausto, and she’ll be riding horseback to reach him.