Warning, the following paragraphs contain spoilers for tomorrow night’s episode of Tomorrow Belongs to Us on TF1! If you don’t want to know anything, don’t read!
Wednesday July 6 Tomorrow belongs to us…
Judith was taken to the hospital. Since he doesn’t remember anything, Chloe and Alex tell him that he fell into the water after a board fell off the pontoon and it was Jordan who saved his life.
Fearing that this is another sabotage, Alex called the police. So Martin and Damien go to the farmhouse. After a few checks, Damien confirms that he doesn’t see any rotten wood and points out that the end planks of the pontoon, on the other hand, are deliberately weakened. According to him, the saboteur would use a Japanese saw and operate between 7 pm and 9:30 pm, because the water did not have time to spoil the cuts.
In turn, Georges arrives at Bart’s. The policeman then finds the house upside down and a young man sleeping on the couch. Indeed, the latter drank a little more after learning that he was going to be a father. As soon as he woke up, Georges took him to the police station to ask him some questions.
On the spot, he tells her that his DNA was found on Stefan Novais’ boat. So Bart explained to him that the oyster farmer had invited him to go out to the oyster farm last week when he had to change suppliers after arsenic poisoning. When Georges asks what he was doing on a Monday night at 10:30 PM, Bart is taken aback and assures that he was at home before specifying that he has no reason to attack the Delcours. In the interrogation room, Sarah says she doesn’t believe for a second that he could harm the family, but points out that he’s been unstable lately. Annoyed, Bart angrily leaves the place.
Not far from there, Jordan walks up to Judith’s bedside, who warmly thanks him for saving her life. Upon arrival, Chloe does not notice how they looked at each other. Later, Judith tells her mother that she loves Jordan very much, but they are just friends. Although her romance with Noah is officially over, she still has strong feelings for him.
In the afternoon, Sarah questions Stefan Novais, who confirms that he took Bart to the pool to see his installations. Moreover, Stephen adds that the young man has no sea legs and did not seem very relaxed in the boat. By this testimony, Bart is vindicated.
At the end of the day, Chloe overhears a conversation between Robin and the mysterious interlocutor. At this point, he listens to his daughter-in-law saying that he won’t stop after everything he’s done and that his family doesn’t suspect a thing. Then Robin announced, “Obviously I’m jealous of him.”
Since she had confirmation that Nordin was in a relationship, Manon’s morale is low. Despite everything, Sofia urges her not to give up, but Manon prefers to move forward to avoid suffering.
Meanwhile, Victor is reading a romance novel with Sophie Nordin. If the lawyer admits that the policeman has certain qualities, he still denies being in love with him. For him, she is exactly what he needs right now: he loves her without dictating her actions, he is available without dependence, and above all, he knows how to stay in his place. When Victor advises her to be careful because the most loyal lovers aren’t necessarily the youngest, Sophie replies that she knows how to mark her territory.
At the same time, Nordin asks Aurora for news about Manon. When he learns that a young woman is studying in a straw hut today, he decides to wait until after work to go there. After he sits down at his desk, Nordin indicates that he could look at her, but she doesn’t deny him the sign. As Manon says she didn’t want to take herself away, Nordin clarifies that she feels invested and that he’s not going to let her go. Without waiting, the two friends got down to business.
At the end of the review, Manon and Nordin go swimming. Coming out of the water, Manon is cold and Nordin lends her a sweater. Seeing that the policeman is late for the date, he kisses her on the cheek and then leaves.
It’s meeting day for Nathan. Convinced that he can still get the Bachelor, Charlie then finds the right words to motivate him and then helps him revise for the final stretch.
At the same time, Etienne and Benedict are having lunch at the spoon. His mother still can’t believe that Dorian failed his bachelor’s degree and tries to understand what could have happened. If Étienne thinks that their son has been given too much freedom, Bénédicte believes that if they had lived normally, he would have passed the baccalaureate. For Etienne, he shouldn’t feel guilty about the life choices they’ve made together, but Bénédict points out to him that he can’t question himself before leaving in a rage.
On his part, Dorian plans to appeal. Indeed, he thinks he scored poorly on his philosophy exam. Although she understands his approach, Camille tells herself that the appeal would be useless except to give him false hope. The good news in this story is that they will be together next year. And anyway, they might as well be in the same class. Words that make Dorian smile again.
A few steps away, Nathan took remedial tests where he scored the best. From now on, he will have to wait until Monday to get the results. Back at the hut, he decides to change his mind with a party.
Later, Benedict and Dorian meet with Chloe to inform her of the teenager’s intention to appeal. In all fairness, the main point is that this is not a good idea. The process can take months and can only succeed if there is an administrative error. As it is likely that he screwed up during the exam, Dorian agrees to repeat it.
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