A Better Life Preview: What’s in store for Tuesday 26 March 2024 Episode 57 [SPOILERS]

WARNING, THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPHS CONTAIN SPOILERS FOR THE EPISODE OF Plus belle la vie, even plus belle, which airs Tuesday afternoon on TF1! If you don’t want to know anything, don’t read the following!

Tuesday 26 March in a more beautiful life, even more beautiful…

Jules doesn’t want to keep anymore

At the Masalia residence, Morgan suggests that Jules go paintball. A student does not like this idea, especially since the end of the month is a bit difficult from a financial point of view. Morgan replies that he has no choice since he already bought the tickets. Jules is uncomfortable with not being able to provide for himself.

A young man discovers Nisma in Le Mistral. She tells him that she has a hard time admitting that Morgan is talking to her: “I feel like a gigolo”. Nissa discovers that Jules is exaggerating. Barbara suddenly comes and hugs Nisma. They have not seen each other for a long time.

Barbara takes the opportunity to ask a student if she can care for little Yael after kindergarten. Unfortunately, Nisma already has a busy schedule. Jules volunteers to play babysitter.

Barbara asks if he’s ever babysat, but the young man says he just has a little nephew. Nisma tells Barbara that Jules is a trustworthy person and even has a first aid certificate. Mother agrees to try.

Ariane invents a love life for herself

Ariane and Eric inform Zoe that they are not going to accept her plan: to make Child Welfare (so) believe that the three of them have started a family. Zoë is disappointed, but Ariane replies that she wants to get consent without breaking the rules.

Later in the day, Ariane shows Thomas the cover letter she wrote to help with his application. Thomas acknowledges the letter, but asks his friend why he didn’t notice anything about “marital status”. Ariane refuses to be single, she says single parents are still poorly perceived by society.

Ariane goes to the AES representative’s office. He tries to correct his behavior by offering cookies. The man quickly examines the case and explains that it is not perfect: the marital status is missing.

Ariane is panicking, she really doesn’t want to say she’s alone. Under stress, he states that he has had a partner for a long time and that everything is going very well in his relationship. Is she asking Eric to be her boyfriend?

Patrick and Jean-Paul make an incredible discovery

The investigation at the police station is stopped. While Patrick and Jean-Paul drive back, Samuel discovers an important element: the kidnapper’s car was seen on city cameras the day before Leah was kidnapped. We see a fake gendarme in the company of Maitre Ulis Kepler. The police are wondering if he is involved in this case or if he was also kidnapped.

Patrick and Jean-Paul go to Vanessa Kepler to find out more. They ask if she has any news about her son, and Ofel, who is also there, says she is on vacation in Barcelona, ​​but doesn’t answer her calls. The police tell the mother and daughter the sad news: there is a high chance that she will be kidnapped.

On the other hand, Leah and Ulysses try their best to understand what is happening to them. As they assume, they find a portrait of a young woman on the table. Neither Ulysses nor Leah know this person. Who is ?

At the police station, Patrick and Jean-Paul suspect that the kidnapper was a victim of medical malpractice. Suddenly, a woman comes into the living room and drops Lea’s things and Ulysses’ wallet. who is this woman

This is Sibylle Raveneau, CNRS researcher. Meilin informs the prime suspect that he is now in police custody. The latter declares with incredible calmness that he does not need a lawyer, then admits that he kidnapped Lea and Ulysses. She informs the Commissioner that they are still alive… for now.

Meilin asks him why he does this, and Sybil Raveneau replies: “I had a daughter, she was my only child, her name was Louisa, and she had a life ahead of her. But Dr. Nebut killed her.”. The culprit adds: “I will release them on the condition that the full truth about my daughter’s death will be revealed.