Valentine #1 December 1973
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn a tender moment at their engagement party, Suzy and Chris share stories about past flings that once made them nervous—only to discover those very connections led them straight to each other. As Clare Harris and John Matthews watch with quiet amusement, the couple finds unexpected warmth in the idea that their love story began with someone else’s heart.
George Todd, tired of scraping by, places a personal ad seeking a wealthy girlfriend—only to find himself swept up in a whirlwind romance with a dazzling woman who seems too good to be true. After a magical day together, she vanishes without a word, leaving him chasing a mystery that leads him straight back to the Grand Hotel, where the truth about her identity begins to unravel.
In the quiet solitude of a secluded cottage, Jenny finds her world shifting when a worker from a nearby housing estate catches her eye—his presence stirs something new in her. But as the changes outside grow louder, her father’s resistance to anything different puts her at a crossroads between safety and the unknown.
Lonnie Fisher is left reeling when she spots Jeff with the woman who started it all, her trust in him hanging in the balance. He pulls her aside to explain he was with her only because he suspected her involvement in a blackmail scheme, his kiss reigniting a long-buried spark. But as the night unfolds, Steve surprises her with a proposal—leaving her caught between past feelings and a sudden, uncertain future.
Liz's boyfriend Jeff is the most handsome guy in the drama group—so naturally, he’s always cast in the leading roles. But as more girls start vying for his attention, Liz finds herself growing uneasy, watching the spotlight shift in ways she didn’t expect.
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Reprinted in All Love Romantic Stories #20 (1977), Magic Moment Romances #115 (1977)
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