Warning, this article contains spoilers for tomorrow’s sequel.
Unexpected support. This is what we discovered An unreleased clip from Tomorrow’s episode from this Friday, December 8 belongs to uspre-identified TF1.
Violet is going to be tested, despite her fear of needles
In this scene, we meet Victoire (Solène Hébert) at the Saint-Clair hospital, giving a blood test to Violet (Salome Benita), who has come to check her compatibility for the bone marrow transplant that Bastien (Nicolas) needs for Jacqueline). The doctor welcomes the young woman’s gesture, especially since she is afraid of needles.
Faced with the high school student’s questions, Victoire explains to him that the probability of finding a compatible person for this type of transplant is very low, and that is why each compatibility test is important. Dejected, Violet regrets being only the second student to make the trip, after Jordan (Maxim Leloue). The doctor urges him not to lose hope: the hospital continues, at the same time, to search the database for a compatible person.
Violet is finally far from the only student in solidarity with Bastien!
Just then, Liz (Juliette Mabilati) and Jack (Dimitri Fouquet) knock on the door and express their desire to test for Bastien. The one who wants the young person to feel supported in the face of this ordeal then smiles again.
Violet thanks them for coming, before telling them how sorry she is for not seeing more solidarity. In response, Liz drags the young woman down the hospital corridor. He then discovers that many other students are waiting their turn to be tested as well. VIOLET, touched, I can’t believe it.
So will someone finally be found to be compatible with Bastien? Tomorrow’s Answer Belongs to Us airs Monday to Friday at 7.10pm on TF1!
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