Tomorrow Is Ours: A Character Death Turns Jordan’s Life Upside Down!

After the Delcourt family suffered a real nightmare due to the accusations against Gilles and Cécile, it’s the Roussel clan’s turn to find themselves in turmoil on Tomorrow Belongs to Us.

This Thursday, February 22, viewers of the daily TF1 series will witness the arrest of the real killer of Pascal Villard and the conclusion of the arc dedicated to Gilles (Laurent Gamelon) and his new wife.

But, as always, tomorrow belongs to us, the investigation continues without interruption, and tomorrow a new main intrigue will begin in Jordan (Maxim Leloue). They promise to turn Russel’s life upside down like never before.

Jordan has an affair with a nurse at St. Clair Hospital

In the Friday, February 23 episode of Tomorrow Belongs to Us, now available for streaming on the TF1+ platform, Chloe (Ingrid Chauvin), who continues to intern at Saint-Clair, makes a macabre discovery in the hospital parking lot when she sees the lifeless body of ambulance driver Albany , who initially thought he was asleep in the driver’s seat of his ambulance.

Alban has been in a relationship with Laure Cotentin (Sally Verger), a nurse from St. Clair who Chloe and Noor know well. But upon investigating, Kareem (Sammy Gharbi) quickly discovers that Laure and Albany were no strangers to Jordan Roussel either…who had an affair with Laure and who had a fight with Alban at the spoon shortly before her death.

In An extract from Tomorrow Belongs To Us was previously revealed by TF1Karim and Martin (Frank Monsin) question Lori, who confirms to them that she has indeed been cheating on her boyfriend Jordan for several weeks.

“It’s been a few weeks, but Alban found it yesterday morning when he was looking through my phone.”declares the young woman, before explaining that it was this discovery that led to Albany and Jordan’s confrontation with the spoon.

Lorre then tells the police that Albany went to work after coming face to face with Jordan. And that he, in turn, returned home. where Jordan joined him. “We slept together. We fell asleep. And when I woke up he wasn’t there.”. However, Laure refuses to believe that Jordan could hurt her lover. Unlike Karim and Martin, who certainly hope that Damien’s stepmother is innocent, but doubt it given the elements of the investigation.

After all, Jordan hasn’t been found for several hours, and his criminal record doesn’t work in his favor, as Kareem points out to his boss: “That’s bullshit. Jordan fits the law perfectly. The time he hit Noor, he hit and ran.”.

Did Jordan kill Albany?

At the end of the episode, Jordan (who seems to have forgotten about Violet) finally reappears at the Russells and is met by Audrey (Charlotte Gacchio) and Damien, who are worried to death and immediately ask where he is. Jordan replies that he was wandering and couldn’t reach him because he left his cell phone at a repair shop (Alban broke the phone during the fight).

Damien tells the young man that his colleagues are trying to question him about the murder. And while Jordan tries to figure out who’s dead, Kareem goes to Russell’s house with a search warrant. Jordan swears to her mother that she didn’t do anything. But a discovery made by the police could change everything.

A forensic technician who searched the young man’s room returned with a knife hidden under his clothes. Audrey’s eldest son claims that this knife does not belong to him. But unfortunately for him, the knife is an exact match to the one used to kill Alban.

Could Jordan do the worst in a fit of rage? Or, on the contrary, did he defend himself and inadvertently kill his opponent? The truth is, of course, more complicated than that, as is often the case in the movie Tomorrow Belongs to Us. But the trouble, of course, is just beginning for Jordan and the Russell family.