Valentine #9 July 1960
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Young Emotions," the night before their tour begins, the band's celebration takes a quiet turn as Juju finds herself seeing Paddy in a new light. Just minutes before take-off, a last-minute arrival shakes things up— the new trombone player, who just walked out of prison an hour earlier, rushes to join the group. Art by Carlos Freixas, this poignant moment captures the weight of second chances in a story that lingers long after the final page.
Mary Sibbett is tired of her brothers driving off every boy she brings home—especially when they’re just trying to be kind. When she meets Peter, she’s determined to keep him safe from her brothers’ antics, even if it means keeping him at a distance. But love has a way of finding its way through the most tangled of family routines.
When Mack Pearson’s doctor prescribes a countryside retreat, fate (and a sudden cloudburst) brings him to a garden fete where Sheila is heartbroken over ruined preparations. What starts as a chance encounter soon reveals Mack’s unpredictable charm—and Sheila’s growing fascination with the man who’s as wild as the storm that brought them together.
On the eve of their tour, the band celebrates with a late-night party, and as the music plays, Judy "Juju" Carter finds herself seeing Paddy in a new light. Just minutes before takeoff, a last-minute arrival disrupts the flight: the new trombone player, fresh out of prison, boards the plane with only an hour to spare.
Shirley, always guided by her cravings, finds herself uncertain when her latest romance with Arthur brings no food desire at all. Determined to marry him anyway, she’s surprised at the wedding when a single bite of cake awakens a craving she never expected—leaving her wondering what this new taste might mean.
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