A woman's soul is like Italian lace, soft, yet firm, that is Štěpánka's long-proven belief. Štěpánka quit her boring office job and opened a laundry shop. Her customers now store their secrets with her along with their clothes and put on hope with new underwear. And since they only come here a few times in their lives, they also share stories that they haven't even confided in their best friends. Infidelity and vain love. Maternal disappointments and childless pains. Behind the screen, he sees his life from a perspective. Listen to the rustle of laundry on bare skin and the confession of troubled destinies, you might even hear your own story.

After a series of successful feuilleton collections, Lucie Šilhová moved on to psychological stories, in which she demonstrates deep empathy not only for female characters.