Seles received the clothes she bought and, after changing, called a taxi, ready to leave the villa.
The two of them didn't continue their conversation, neither about the divorce agreement nor the ambiguous encounter from last night.
Before leaving, she thoroughly cleaned the bedroom for him and threw the unwashed clothes into the washing machine. He tried to stop her, suggesting that they could use a robotic cleaner or hire a cleaning service. But she insisted, saying that after three years of chores for the Burns family, she wanted to do it one last time from the bottom of her heart and with joy.
He wanted to help her clean, but she smiled and politely declined.
The taxi arrived. He didn't ask her where she was going, and she didn't bring it up either. They both knew in their hearts t
