Valentine #6 February 1965
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeKate’s convinced Greg Phillips, the charming salesman at her office, sees life as one big joke—until he asks her if he could ever be serious about someone. When she finally realizes he might mean her, she shows up at his place for a quiet evening, only to find a full-blown party in progress.
Iris keeps her uncle’s secret as she tends to Dennis after his run-in with the law, but when he calls to warn her she’s in danger, she rushes to his boat—only to find it empty. As the yacht drifts into the darkening sea, she realizes too late that she’s not the only one being watched.
Linda’s well-meaning attempt to include her lonely friend Bridget in her dates with Stan takes an unexpected turn when she realizes Bridget and Stan have grown close. As feelings shift and secrets surface, Linda must face the truth about her own actions and the unintended consequences of her kindness.
In "See Me Back," Pam finds herself caught between old feelings and new tensions when her first boyfriend, Harry White, abruptly ends their romance with a cruel twist. When the glamorous Gloria arrives in town, Harry’s attention shifts, but Gloria forms an unexpected bond with Pam—leaving Pam torn between loyalty and the quiet ache of what might have been.
Agnes Bryant is drawn to a kind-hearted accounts clerk, but her feelings are tangled with memories of her father, Ben Bryant—whom she’s always seen as "the most wonderful man in the world." As her thoughts drift between the present and the past, she finds herself questioning what love truly means.
In "Flashback," Jon Dykeman faces a life-altering verdict after being found guilty of killing his uncle, but Penny Rodgers and the junior partner at the law firm fighting for him refuse to let the case rest. As they chase a mysterious lead involving a car hired on the night of the crime, the truth begins to unravel in ways no one saw coming.
Jane’s quiet night is shattered by a heated argument between Betty and her boyfriend outside her window. When Bill Saunders arrives with a ladder to mediate, Jane finds herself pulled into a whirlwind of misunderstandings, near-arrest, and a stinging slap—only to face her own boyfriend’s suspicion the next day. The following night, Bill returns, this time with an apology, leaving Jane to wonder what comes next.
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Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #885 (1971), Love Story Picture Library #890 (1971)
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