The doorbell rings at Carme's house. It's the postwoman, Neus. It's not just any letter. Otherwise, following the covid protocol, she wouldn't have rung the doorbell and would have just left the envelope in the letterbox. But today she had to safeguard the delivery until the last moment and deliver it in hand. It was the ballot paper for the 14-F elections that Carme had ordered by post. When Neus opened the mechanical door of the lift, Carme was already waiting for her on the landing, impatient. It was clear to her which ballot she was going to choose. Under normal conditions, Neus would have simply given her the ballot paper and Carme, once she had chosen the party, would have taken it to the post office. But the pandemic, which is a specialist in creating unprecedented situations, allows for the first time the vote to be casted infront of the post office worker.