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Example sentence:
I navigated through the shelves, matching their numbers with the ones in my information tags, which would lead me to the flattened version(s) of the furnishings I fell in love with.
Do I need the s? Why or why not?
Note: I only found one instance of the first: "a digitally flattened version of the hummed sentences." Source. Not sure if it's correct, though.
You do need the S - unless all items have the same version.
If not, then there are multiple items, each with one of more versions, so you need to speak of versions.
If each item has only one version, then consider
which would lead me to the flattened version of each of the furnishings I fell in love with
