In Plus belle la vie, even plus belle, Ariane (Lola Marois) and Zoe (Manon Chevalier) are in a very delicate situation because Velinsky (Jean-Marie Lamoureux) died during the residence’s Halloween party.
So the police are looking for the culprit, but Bohr (Stephan Hannon) quickly realized that his colleague was involved in the story. He suspects that mother and son are responsible for this man’s death.
Boher no longer trusts Ariane in Plus belle la vie, even in Plus belle
As we can discover in the brand new extract TF1 revealed, Jean-Paul even decides to confront Ariane in front of the police station and she seems very angry with him. He wants to know the truth!
He had to cover it up when his colleagues found his fingerprints at the scene. Angered, he wants to know how he ended up in the tunnel, and especially how Daniel Velinsky’s phone ended up.
Confused, who lives in a difficult relationship with Javad (David Bayot), he asks his friend to trust him. He didn’t kill that man, I swear. And when Booher implies that Zoe could have committed the crime, Ariane admits that her daughter did nothing, that she did everything.
Who killed Daniel Velinsky Plus belle la vie, encore plus belle?
Wanting to protect her, he put himself in a very difficult position. Despite his explanation, Boher is convinced that his partner is hiding something from him. But Ariane confirms again that he does not know who is to blame.
It remains to be seen if the police will be able to identify the killer and the masked thief. One thing is for sure, what happened to Louis Robb (Guillaume Foret) is impossible at this time.
To find out, tune in every weekday afternoon from 1.50pm on TF1 to enjoy a new episode A more beautiful life, even more beautiful.
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