Tomorrow Belongs to Us: What’s in store for Tuesday, April 18, 2023 Episode 1407 [SPOILERS]

Warning, the following paragraphs contain spoilers for tomorrow night’s episode of Tomorrow Belongs to Us on TF1! If you don’t want to understand anything, don’t read!

Tuesday 18 April Tomorrow belongs to us…

Martin’s crime

Jules was taken to St. Clair Hospital after being shot in the shoulder. Safe, she takes advantage of Dr. Downey taking care of dressing her up to tell her that she would never hurt her daughter. Despite many reprimands from William, Jules apologizes to him, explaining that she did it all to help her mother. As Virgin awaits the results of the PET scan today, Jules wants William to find out from Lyon University Hospital. William leaves the room without speaking to her.

Meanwhile, Martin feels guilty about shooting Jules and confides in Karim. The latter then reminds him that his gun was loaded and then assures him that he made the right decision. Martin only blames himself for not seeing that the young man was not well. Jules is only 20 years old and will now spend the next few years of his life in prison. A heavy blow to the policeman.

On the other hand, Nordin and Manon have breakfast in bed. A chance for a young woman to tell the man she loves what a hero she was. However, Manon cannot help but feel sorry for Jules. Words that really don’t sit well with Nordin, who emphasizes how much it hurt them.

Later, William goes to Jules’ bedside to tell him the good news. Indeed, he called Lyon CHU and Virginia’s PET scan is fine. So the chemotherapy and intervention paid off. In other words, there are no more cancer cells. Happy, Jules bursts into tears, which affects Dr. Donnier.

Afterwards, Jules is visited by Martin, who confirms that he had no choice. If he hadn’t shot him, he would be dead or charged with murder. Only Jules believes that he wanted more to save his real son. After proving otherwise, Martin tries to make her realize that if she had been honest with him from the beginning, they would have found a way out together. An angry Julie refuses to listen to him, then says she never wants to see him again before asking to leave.

Afterwards, Martin meets Raffaele in his office. Indeed, the policeman wants to find a lawyer for Jules at his expense. Raphael, who thinks her gesture is very nice, promises to contact a distinguished colleague in this field.

Not far from there, Charlie walks up to Jules and lectures him for wasting his life. Jules doesn’t care though. With a smile on his face, he confides to his friend that his mother is much better. When he tries to figure out what’s going to happen to her, Jules replies that he’s being addressed. However, she hopes that she will be lucky and the judge will take her mother’s condition into consideration. A hard hit for Charlie, who tries to hold back the tears.

At the end of the day, the Downeyers throw a small party to celebrate Manon’s return. Although he doesn’t have the heart to celebrate, Martin assures his son that he didn’t hesitate for a second to save his life. Nordin then thanks his father for doing this, especially since he knows what this choice means to him. Just then, Martin receives a text from Raphael indicating that he has found a lawyer for Jules. But above all, he invites her to drink when he is better. And how much to say that the policeman immediately finds a smile.

VICTOIRE pulls off a big game for his encounter

On her first date with Aaron, Victoire pulled out all the stops: hair removal, manicures and new linens.

Afterwards, he joins George at Spoon for lunch. An opportunity for Dr. Lazarus to discuss his meeting with Aaron. George, on the other hand, says he signed up for a dating site. And apparently he’s had a few one-night stands. While Victoire replies that she can continue her fun while she waits for her mate, Georges’ gaze is elsewhere…

At the end of the day, Victoire leads Aaron by ten minutes. After explaining that living in a mobile home is synonymous with freedom for him, he offers her a cocktail. As they get to know each other, Aaron doesn’t waste a minute kissing her, but they are very awkward. Between Aaron’s watch clinging to Victoire’s hair and the latter deliberately grooming her, it’s not really won. There’s really no chemistry, they end the evening playing Scrabble.

Lisa’s behavior is questionable

At the police station, Sarah tells George that she met Lisa in the neighborhood where the residents heard the gunshots. And Sarah isn’t the only one who noticed her colleague’s strange behavior. Indeed, Georges explains that Amelie went to the police station while her sister was on vacation. If he wasn’t paying attention at the time, Giorgi admits that it’s strange that he didn’t tell him. Sarah then wonders if Lisa is hiding something from them.

Meanwhile, Benoit still refuses to eat or drink. Knowing he won’t last more than three days at this rate, Benoit tells the policewoman that his death will be on his conscience. Only, Lisa knows very well that she is too much of a coward to kill herself.

At nightfall, Adam is taking pictures in an abandoned garden when he gets a call from Amelie. While the two teenagers are talking, Benoit hears a voice coming from the door and calls for help before falling to the ground. Adam, who heard the noise, approaches the house…