Tomorrow belongs to us: this neglect of the screenwriters about Chloe, which irritates the fans.

In five seasons and more than 1000 episodes, it is not always easy for the screenwriters of the daily series to remember everything that happened from the beginning. And the authors of Tomorrow We Own proved it well this week.

Although the series celebrates the sudden and shocking death of the main character this evening, the Ark of the Red Wedding, which focuses on the actions of a tiger rose killer, is not the only intrigue that forces viewers of TF1.

Warned day after day by the relationship between Charlie Molina (Clemens Lasalas) and François Leho (Emmanuel Moore), his French teacher, Chloe (Ingrid Shawn), was shocked by the episode that aired this Wednesday.

So much so that he entrusted Etienne (Patrick Guerino) to Agnes Varda with a new CPE, thinking of imposing a disciplinary sanction against François.

For a high school principal, though Charlie is old, a young woman’s love affair with François is irrelevant because it is “Subordinate relationship between a teacher and his student”.

A logical speech in the mouth of a high school principal, but which is still surprising from Chloe. Who seems to have forgotten that his own son, Maxime (Clement Remens), himself lived with a fiery passion for Clementine Dussett (Linda Hardy), his PE teacher, for almost a year! Maxime was still a minor at the time.

That’s why the Chloe and Etienne sequel quickly responded to Tomorrow fans who belong to us, who often gave themselves very funny messages on social media.

“Chloe quickly forgot that her son went with the teacher when he was still a minor”, “Did Chloe go to complain to Sandrin when Maxime hit Clementine?”Or “The next scenario, Chloe finds out she has Alzheimer’s …”We can read about it on Twitter on Wednesday night, following in the footsteps of the aforementioned episode.

Even if she was just doing her job, Chloe actually had a short memory this week of Tomorrow belonging to us. And this “survival” by the authors, who missed the opportunity to connect with Maxime and Clementine’s controversial love story, is surprising enough to highlight. Both of these relationships were one of the defining events of the first season of the soap opera.

Luckily, everything ended well, as at the end of Wednesday’s episode, Chloe finally summons François to her office to tell him that she will not be fired. And that he simply asks her for full discretion in school.