Valentine #7 June 1969
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Longed to Belong," Josep Gual’s evocative art brings quiet poignancy to a final night in a neighborhood marked for demolition. As Bart and Sheila walk through the fading streets of their shared past, the weight of change hangs in the air—each familiar corner a memory, each step a quiet farewell. The story unfolds with tender precision, capturing the ache of leaving behind what once felt like home.
In "No Bed of Roses," Dulcie Brown and Kerry Martin navigate a strange arrangement forced by a mix-up with the landowner, sharing a single room in shifts—one sleeping during the day, the other at night while working at the casino. With Mr. Pottle’s oversight adding tension, their temporary living situation tests patience and trust in ways neither expected.
On the night before her home is torn down, Sheila walks the familiar streets with Bart, the boy who’s always been there, as the neighborhood they’ve known their whole lives faces its final hours. Together, they wander past houses that will soon be gone, each step echoing with memories neither wants to lose.
Steve Harlow returns to town with a proposal, but Mandy Thomson must choose between the life of adventure he offers and the quiet devotion of Gordon, the boy who’s always been there.
In "Barry X," Cathy finds herself caught between love and unease as Barry Nelson's affection is shadowed by coldness and mystery. When her friend Pam warns her that something about Barry is far worse than marriage, Cathy must confront the growing discomfort in their relationship—before it’s too late.
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