Warning, this article contains a lot of spoilers for tomorrow’s upcoming episodes. If you don’t want to understand anything, don’t read the following!
After leaving Tomorrow Belongs to Us in June 2010, Garance Teillet, Jessica Moreno’s interpreter, returned to Seth under the sun on April 4th.
A difficult comeback for the young woman as she suffered a series of disappointments, notably being the target of many threats but also several sabotages.
Although she was still able to present her new collection and raise money for the charity La maison rose, Jessica was far from suspecting that the problems would continue. Indeed, Charles (Roberto Calvet), the man she fell in love with, did not hesitate to steal the kitten’s money to repay her debts.
A terrible betrayal that will apparently lead to the end of her love affair with Charles. But the Moreno girl could make another radical decision during the next episodes of the TF1 daily soap opera…
Will Jessica leave Seth?
The answer is unfortunately yes.
Just a month after she returned to Tomorrow Belongs to Us, the daughter of Christelle (Arianne Segion) and Sylvain (Arnaud Henrie) will travel to Paris in the episode that will air on May 7, 2024.
According to the information Current newsJessica leaves for three months to sell her collection in a pop-up shop in the capital.
A more or less hasty departure that promises to raise questions, especially since Jessica will announce to those around her that she left Charles for no real reason. At the same time, the latter also refrains from telling the police that Damien’s brother is behind the theft of the kitten.
As for knowing if Jessica will one day return to Tomorrow Belongs to Us, we’ll have to wait. Knowing that the young woman is away for three years to sell her collection and that the theft case is far from solved, it will not be impossible to see the Moreno girl again under the set sun in the coming months. …
Source: Allocine
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