Un Si Grand Soleil: Ian’s past resurfaces

Warning, this article contains a lot of spoilers for tomorrow’s episodes. If you don’t want to understand anything, don’t read the following!

Life is far from a long, quiet river in Un si grand soleil, and it’s not Ian (Constantine Balsan) who says otherwise.

It must be said that the policeman did not have an easy life and carries the weight of a particularly painful past on his shoulders. Indeed, Ian lost his wife to cancer. Mourning that took three years.

If today he found love again in the arms of Johanna (Aurore Delplace), Lieutenant Cross is still preparing to experience very dark days during the next episodes of the daily soap opera France 2. The demons of his past will resurface. .

Ian finds himself face to face with his wife’s killer

In A new copy is available on the france.tv platformIan and Johanna are having dinner in the hut. If the atmosphere is pleasant, the policeman quickly loses his smile when he meets Pierre Luhan (Benjamin Gaitet), the hospital’s new physiotherapist, sitting at the counter.

“what are you doing outside– Pale says to him. Uncomfortable, Pierre explains to her that he is on parole. Indeed, Pierre Luhan served three years in prison for killing a woman while driving drunk. drunkenness.

“IM sorryPierre then says before continuing,I want all my life“. Words that are not far from touched by the police officer, who firmly orders him to leave the scene. As Pierre does not react, Ian becomes angry and violently pushes him from the chair.

But why was the police officer so rude to the new physiotherapist? The answer is simple, Pierre is the man who killed Ian’s wife…

Ian tells Johanna the whole truth about his wife’s death

In Another unpublished extractIan explains his true story to Johanna. In a touching speech, the policeman explains that it was because of him that his wife died.

“I was on the phone with him when it happened. We were arguing– he says before elaborating.I trained in Paris. He wanted me to go home, but I was too tired. I was tired of going back and forth so I refused“.

While Johanna tells him that everyone is tired, Ian replies that if he had come home, none of this would have happened. “EIf he saw this boy running towards him, he would be alive today“, he says.

Since then, Ian has lived with the guilt of not being there for his wife and not being able to prevent her death. This is also the reason why he tells everyone that he died of cancer.

By freeing Pierre from prison, does Ian avenge his wife’s death? Answer soon in Un si grand soleil.