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This one.

And this one.

And this one.

And maybe also this one.

Anything else?

I see that the number is even now
so maybe one more to make it uneven.

Okay, maybe this one?

Great.

It’s for my girlfriend.

I love her very much
and I want her to know it.

She’s a lucky girl, Jan.

She has a boyfriend who
thinks about her.

Isn’t it too small now?

No.

It’s good.

Beautiful.

I hope she likes it.

She’ll like it for sure.

Thanks!

Nel had inherited the flower shop
from her mother.

She had worked there
since she was sixteen.

She had always been moved
by the fleeting beauty of flowers

but she didn’t like to work

and took breaks
whenever possible.

Nel smoked
to suppress her appetite

but still dreamt of pastries.

Hey!

Hi sister.

Here.

– What is it?

Apricot bun.

Really?

You know I was just sitting here thinking
I’d like to eat an apricot bun?

Guess who I met.

I don’t know. Who?

Guess.

Iga Świątek?

No. Ula.

Seriously?

Where?

At the bakery.

Did you talk?

No.

We just said hello.

Nelka?

Is everything alright?

Yes, I’m just having
a really strange day today.

The morning flight from London
to Warsaw had been delayed.

Bethany had slept on the plane.

She had a dream about a train that
kept speeding up but wouldn’t crash.

Rob looked out the window

and wondered what he’d do
if the plane’s engine failed.

This was Bethany’s fifth trip to Warsaw

and the first time since being
in a relationship with Rob.

She was sad the old trains and trams
had been updated with new ones

but was happy when the screeching
wheels sounded the same.

Nel used to commute to work
on the number 4 tram

but after moving,
she was able to walk home.

She would listen to DJ mixes
from the Berlin techno scene.

GOOD TO SEE YOU IN WARSAW

Bethany had never seen
Nel wear pink socks.

Nel usually dressed in black.

Bethany joked that Nel
dressed for a funeral.

Nel joked that Bethany
dressed for a slumber party.

When they last saw each other,
Bethany promised to call every week.

She didn’t call once.

– Hello?

– Hi.

– What’s up?

– Etna erupted.

ANOTHER ETNA ERUPTION.
FLIGHTS SUSPENDED

– And?

– And...

I’m thinking about Bethany.

– Nel...

– What?

– Honestly, you know what I think
about all of it.

It’s a bit self-centered.

– Okay.

Listen, I have to go now.
Bye bye.

– Bye bye.

Hi.

Hi.

Surprised?

Mhmm.

I thought your sister would have told you.

Guess who I met.

She hasn’t told me.
How did you get in here?

I remember the door code.

When did you get back?

This morning.

– It was a quick decision. Work related.

You got a new job?
– No. Same job.

Do you want to go to the theater
with me? Wednesday at 7pm.

To see what?

Shakespeare.

Okay.

– Okay?

Cool.

You want to come in?

I can’t. I have to go to work
in the morning.

Right.

Goodnight then.

Goodnight.

That night, Nel had a dream about
two cats fighting over a golden bell.

The bell rolled away
and disappeared down a drain

but the cats didn’t stop fighting.

The ring had belonged to
Rob’s grandmother.

It was given to him
by his father.

He already had it
resized for Bethany.

For three months, he had been
planning to propose.

He had a location in mind that contained
both magic and stability.

NATIONAL MUSEUM

Bethany had studied
19th century art in school.

She liked how it combined historical
events with mythological allegories.

She graduated with First-Class Honours.

Rob had planned to propose
that evening at sunset

but decided to propose
the next day instead.

CUTE LITTLE FLOWER SHOP

– Wait!

– Wait!

– Wait!

What is it, Jan?

I need more flowers.

Here.

No, no, no, no!

It has to be the same as before.
It’s her favorite.

I already closed. I’m sorry, Jan.

But you’re supposed to be open until 6!

I really have to go back home.
I had a very strange day.

But you don’t understand.
I ruined everything.

Her flight got cancelled
and I wasn’t home.

If I was there, she’d make it.

And what?

And if I was there, she might have made
it for another flight.

I don’t think you did anything wrong.

But I did. I always fuck up.

I’m sure it’s not true.

It is!

Jan...

It seems like you don’t
need more flowers,

but a new girlfriend.

What? Are you kidding me?

She’s perfect!

A new pedestrian and bicycle bridge had
opened earlier that year.

It had quickly become Nel’s
favorite place to spend time alone.

Sometimes she listened to music.

Sometimes she didn’t.

You think it’s so funny that you’re
standing under my balcony?

It’s not Romeo and Juliet.

You understand.

Bethany had first met Nel
16 years prior

when Bethany entered
Nel’s flower shop

and asked for
a flower recommendation.

Nel asked who it was for.

Bethany said it was for herself

so Nel gave her a bouquet of tulips
for free.

They had been close ever since.

They usually talked about
reality dating shows

and debated which couples
would stay together.

Nel didn’t bring up that
Bethany had never called.

Bethany didn’t bring it up either.

They stayed out partying until 6am.

Claude’s art studio was just next to
the Palace of Culture.

He hosted parties once a week

to get feedback
on his paintings.

He had met many
new people this way.

– Five.

– Nine.

One.

Two.

Eight.

– Five.

– Six.

– Six.

Seven.

Eight.

Nel had liked Claude because
he was American.

Claude had liked Nel because
her name was easy to pronounce.

Rob had spent five hours researching
the best restaurants in Warsaw.

He made the reservation
three weeks in advance.

He had been excited for Bethany
to try the cod fish croquettes.

Bethany and Nel had left Claude’s
to go to a club.

They did a lot of drugs
and danced with strangers

then took turns reciting poetry
until the sun came up.

Claude had been subletting
from a friend for six months.

Before that, he had
spent a year in Porto.

He was not picky
about where he lived

as long as it had a view.

Hey, what’s up?

I came by earlier and you weren’t here
and now it’s locked.

Is something going on?

Nothing is going on.

Do you need something?

No. I’m just wondering if
everything is okay.

Everything is okay.

Call me later.

Sure.

Okay.

– Bye then.

– Bye.

This was the third time
Maja had seen Bethany.

The first time, they went to a museum.
Maja was 11 years old.

The second time, they barely spoke.

Maja was 17 years old

and Bethany was going
through a breakup.

What?

She’s asking if everything is okay.

Leave me alone.

Janek, dear. You can tell us.

My girlfriend left me.

My heart’s broken.

It's over.

She says ”Don’t worry. There’s plenty of
fish in the sea.”

Great. Thanks.
Really awesome advice.

You’re welcome!

Hey.

What are you doing here?

I was in the neighborhood.

Really?

No.

What?

Nothing.

Where were you?

Where was I?

– I knew you’d forget.

– About what?

About Shakespeare.

– It was A Midsommer Night’s Dream.
Terribly boring.

– But the tickets were expensive.

I could have
planned something else.

I didn't because
I wanted to spend this time with you.

But now I don’t.

Nothing to say?

Not now, okay?

– Because?

I can’t now.

You can’t now.

You.

– You can’t.

Because it’s always about you, right?

I’m going to bed.

Nel usually watered her plants
on Tuesdays

but this week, she was watering
on Wednesday.

She hoped the plants wouldn’t notice.

Rob and Bethany had been
living together for almost a year.

Rob had wanted to adopt a dog

but Bethany said
their apartment was too small.

– Hello?

– Hi.

– I’m sorry I didn’t call yesterday.

– It’s fine.

– I figured you were busy.

– Bethany left.

– Good.

– What about Ula?

– She’s mad at me. I forgot we had plans.

– Did you apologize?

– No. I don’t think so.

– Maybe you should.

– It’s cool when people apologize.

Rob didn’t sleep well that night.

He had a dream about Bethany
and his grandmother.

He didn’t remember the details.

– Bye!

That night, Rob had a dream about
a mermaid and a fisherman.

He didn’t remember the details.

– I’m not late.

Good job.

You look nice.

Thanks.

You too.

We go?

Mhm.

– Here you are. Baby beetroot.

– Crayfish bisque.

Thank you.

Smells good.

Wait.

Before we begin, I would like to
thank you for seeing me.

Okay.

Is this a date?

Maybe. We’ll see.

I’m sorry, Ula.

– That I didn't respect your time.

Your responsibilities.

And that I hurt you.

– Thanks for saying that.

And it’s nice that we’re here again
because I wanted to come anyway.

Shall we eat?

For dessert, Nel and Ula shared
the crème brûlée.

It was delicious.

Bethany spent a week traveling
around Poland

then returned to London.

She apologized to Rob

and moved back in
with her parents.