Un Si Grand Soleil Preview: Episode Summary for Friday 12 July 2024 [SPOILERS]

Warning, the following paragraphs contain spoilers for the episode of Un Si Grand Soleil airing tomorrow night on France 2! If you don’t want to know anything, don’t read the following!

Friday July 12th at Un si grand soleil…

Claire leaves Florent

After sleeping with Stephanie, Florent gets dressed and slyly returns home. But there Claire is waiting for him in the dark, sitting on the stairs. When he asks where he was, the lawyer replies that he was with Stephanie. Claire, who is far from stupid, then orders her companion to take a shower before bed.

The next morning, Stefani leaves a message on Florentine’s answering machine telling him she still wants him.

Not far from there, Florent confides in Johanna that he cheated on Claire with his client. Knowing that he made a big mistake, the lawyer also wonders if Stefani wasn’t manipulating him from the beginning. Although she understands his guilt, Johanna reminds him that this is no reason to become paranoid either. She also advises him to take a step back and stop sleeping with his client. While he tries to figure out if he has feelings for Stefani, Florenti replies that he doesn’t know.

At the hospital, Claire confides in Janet about her partner’s betrayal. And what hurts the most about this story is that he doesn’t care. Indeed, Claire is not convinced that they still love each other.

As night falls, Florenti confesses to his partner that he had an affair with Stephanie, and then apologizes to her. For her part, Claire admits that since Kira left, they don’t share anything anymore. Both hardly talk to each other. And if he had such a bad experience with this departure, it was because he realized that they had nothing in common anymore. With tears in his eyes, he then declares that he no longer loves her. While Florent thinks they’re just going through a rough patch, Claire replies that it’s deeper than that. He then indicates that he is going to stay with his father for a few days to get some distance and when he gets back they will talk. Very shaken, Florent hugs her one last time before letting her go.

Natalie loses control

Natalie is not in the best shape. So he informs Berthier that he won’t be coming to work today, before telling him that he won’t be working after the end of his fixed-term contract because he was playing online during work hours.

Arriving at L. Cosmétiques, Berthier meets Boris and begs him to give Natalie a second chance. Unfortunately, Laumiere’s son can’t do anything for her. Berthier then calls Natalie and urges her to return to work to complete her contract and receive her bonus.

In the afternoon, Natalie goes to the tobacco factory and buys scratch games. Then he returns home and angrily starts playing. Seeing her, Tom is furious and blames himself for believing that his mother would change. He then says he’s not going to see her again before walking through the apartment door.

Meanwhile, Leonor learned about Natalie. Worried about Berthier, she asks him to take care of himself. When she tries to understand what he means by that, Leonor points out that he has been going to the casino a lot since he started dating Natalie. And since she recently broke her PEL, Leonor imagines it’s to make up for the money she lost playing games. Berthier replies that he is addicted to Natalie, but not to the game. Leonor tries to make her realize that she is on the wrong path, but Berthier is unwilling to accept a moral lesson.

At the end of the day, Berthier goes home to Natalie, whose morals are at their lowest. To take her mind off it, the accountant agrees to take her to a casino.

Elliot seems jealous

At L. Cosmétiques, Muriel gives Elisabeth a detailed account of the consultant’s research. It also has an idea to attract young customers. So Elizabeth gives him two days to make him a solid proposal.

Afterwards, Muriel goes to the guest room to see Elliot. After hearing about his son, the young man asks him about his work. Muriel’s opportunity to talk to him about Boris, whom she portrays as someone bourgeois, handsome, funny and intelligent. At these words, Eliot struggles to hide his jealousy.