After Emma’s death and the arrest of Angelica and Didier Reynaud, which led to a big revelation about Violet, Seth’s residents may be facing a terrible epidemic in tomorrow’s episodes.
To kick off Season 7 of the series, the writers decided to kick things up a notch and ramp up the drama in and around Seth. First, Romy (Dunya Cousins) and Ryan (Sasha Bird) are held hostage at a wine estate by Florence’s husband, who is enraged after his wife’s death and seeks revenge, killing her in an assault. Brunet, whom he holds responsible for this tragedy.
In the episode of Tomorrow We Own, airing this Monday, August 21 on TF1, it’s William’s (Kamel Belghazi) turn to suffer a stroke of fate. While returning from the hospital, he sees a car in the distance, which starts zigzagging on the road and moves straight towards him. To avoid the driver, William slams on his brakes, swerves to the side and ends up in a car accident.
More fear than harm for Manon’s father, who thankfully escaped without too many consequences. But this is the beginning of a thorny investigation for the police…
Bruno Paoletti was struck by an unknown evil
In We have a new clip from Tomorrow, which was pre-released by TF1William, already back at work, calls in Alex (Alexandre Brasserie) and Gilles (Laurent Gamelon) to ask questions about Bruno Paoletti (Kevin Levy), Nathan’s father, who was admitted in critical condition the previous day.
Bruno, who is none other than the driver who crashed into William’s car, was found unresponsive the day after the accident. Although Nathan is the first to think that his father has been drinking again, Bruno explains that he has been feeling unwell for several days and that on the night of the accident he was dizzy and nauseous, causing him to lose control. car.
Unaware of his patient’s repeated heart attacks since his hospitalization, William is drawn to contamination and therefore tries to find out if he could have been poisoned by a toxic substance.
“He’s in intensive care”he announces to Alex and Gilles, who are worried about Bruno. “And with each new crisis, it gets weaker. If we don’t get the right diagnosis, we risk losing it. We’ve ruled out different ways. What remains is contamination over time by contact with dangerous products.”.
– Did you poison him?– answered Alex, a little surprised by the turn of events. “kind of, yeah”– answers William before explaining his hypothesis. “Either by the toxic products he has at home or at work. His children told us he was employed both at your site and at your farm.”.
Could Bruno Paoletti have been contaminated on Alex’s farm or the construction of Gilles’ house? The two men are quick to clear up those assumptions. Alex’s workshop was brought up to standard in 2020, and diagnostics carried out on the house purchased by Mariana’s brother revealed no traces of lead paint or asbestos. Therefore, they are convinced that the solution to William’s problem will not be found there.
The mysterious evil that attacked Nathan’s father will also make a new victim after tomorrow’s episode of Belonging to Us, and the Seth police will finally realize that they are facing a large-scale contamination, as the groundwater in the region would be contaminated with arsenic. If the synopses revealed by TF1 are to be believed.
Could Alex’s farm and Gilles’ construction site be near this water table? Do many soap opera characters face death? In the continuation of Tomorrow, the answer belongs to us, Monday to Friday at 19:10 on TF1.
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