Valentine #7 March 1964
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "That's Enough," a poignant moment at a wealthy teen's dance turns emotional when Cleo overhears cruel whispers about her worth. As she stumbles into the ballroom, humiliated, Paul steps in with unexpected courage—defending her in front of everyone, leaving his parents stunned by his bold declaration. The story, illustrated with quiet intensity by Jordi Longarón, captures a tender turning point in a young romance, all set against the backdrop of a 1964 social gathering.
In "That's Enough," Jane’s new romance with Keith Baxter stirs unease in her longtime friend Kate Lane, who’s long felt unnecessary in Jane’s world. When Kate uncovers Keith with another woman, she’s ready to expose him—only to find Jane herself in a compromising moment, leaving Kate stunned and questioning everything.
In a quiet moment at a lavish dance hosted by Paul Ballantyne, Cleo Mason feels the weight of whispered judgments from other guests. When a cruel remark cuts deep, Paul steps in—boldly defending her in front of everyone, turning the room’s attention to the sincerity of his words. As the tension settles, the quiet understanding between Paul and Cleo grows, leaving the future uncertain but charged with possibility.
Ann still carries a quiet ache for Johnny three years after their breakup, even as friends insist she’ll move on. When George Hooper shows up at a dance, the old wounds stir—just as they did when Johnny’s jealousy first drove them apart.
Tessa Brayne is nervous—Brian has asked her to meet his parents over the weekend, and though he’s been so sure she’ll be welcomed, she can’t shake the fear that she won’t measure up. With their relationship on the brink of a new chapter, she wonders if her city ways and quiet confidence will be enough to win over the people who matter most to him.
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Reprinted in Heartbeat Romances #11 (1966)
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