Enzo comes to Millie Calloway’s apartment to help her clean up after the police search, which has left the small space looking wrecked. Millie is grateful for the company, even as the mess reminds her how serious her situation has become.

While sorting laundry, Millie realizes something is missing: the police took the clothes Millie wore the night before. Millie panics internally, worrying that even if there was no visible blood, forensic testing could find microscopic traces—unless Enzo’s theory is right that there was never any blood at the scene in the first place.

Enzo’s playful teasing briefly distracts Millie, but the conversation shifts to Brock. Enzo bluntly questions why Brock is gone if Brock was truly “a good guy,” and Millie explains that Brock left because Millie withheld parts of her past and Brock felt he didn’t know her.

Enzo insists Millie’s identity is more than what happened when she was a teenager, and he argues Brock should have seen who Millie is by now. Millie admits the connection with Brock never fully felt right and confirms the relationship is over.

Testing the new boundary, Enzo asks if Brock would react if Enzo kissed Millie. Millie warns she might punch Enzo, but Enzo kisses her anyway; Millie realizes she has wanted this for a long time, understands why she hesitated to commit to Brock, and chooses not to stop Enzo.