Un Si Grand Soleil Preview: Thursday, December 26, 2024 Episode Summary [SPOILERS]

Warning, the following paragraphs contain spoilers for the episode of Un Si Grand Soleil airing tomorrow night on France 3! If you don’t want to understand anything, don’t read the following!

On Thursday 26 December at Un si grand soleil…

Hugo and Florent are leaving

Early in the morning, Sabine finds Florentine and Hugo asleep on the couch holding hands. After laughing, the math teacher wakes them up with a noise and then teases them about their alcohol consumption.

Later, Sabine mentions to her companion that they have broken the ice with Florent, and then thanks him for accepting her ex-husband out of love for her. He then promises not to let the situation drag on. Indeed, Sabine fully intends to discuss with Florent so that he can take off quickly, however, Hugo insists that he is in no rush.

A few hours later, Ian finds Hugo asleep on his autopsy table. It must be said that the forensic doctor has a hangover. After telling Ian about his evening, the coroner calls Florent to thank him for not telling Sabine about his tenant wife. The lawyer then swears to secrecy and then promises to help him win the case with the tenants. The two new friends then promise to spend another quick evening together.

In the afternoon, Sabine informs Hugo and Florent that her father is inviting them to dinner at his house the next evening. However, the lawyer cannot join them because he has tickets to attend the handball match. Moreover, he invites Hugo to come with him. An offer the latter quickly accepts, much to Sabine’s dismay.

As night falls, Florent and Hugo take advantage of Sabina going to bed to drink. A chance for the lawyer to confess to Hugo that he lied and doesn’t have a ticket to the handball match. Indeed, Florent invented everything to escape from the barbecue at the Bakers’ house.

Leonor discovers Mark’s infidelity

At the Lomier home, Lorin and Catherine discuss Matilda’s arrest. And suffice it to say, the businessman can’t imagine for a second that he was so odious to his assistant. In fact, Catherine believes that he was a good boss, not a tyrant.

In turn, Boris informs Elizabeth that the tax fraud investigation is over and Catherine has been released. He then explains to her that it was Matilda who orchestrated the whole thing. When Elizabeth swears that he never meant to hurt her, Boris replies that he has a funny way of showing her. Elizabeth then indicates that she greatly values ​​their professional relationship, and then says that she is relieved that Catherine has been released. After warning him that he will never agree to any scheme against him again, Boris reminds him that if he votes with his family, they have a blocking minority. If he continues this little game, he is threatened with expulsion from the group.

Not far from there, Catherine thanks Elliot for his valuable help and gives him a proper job transfer. The young man thanks him. Catherine then questions him about his relationship with Muriel, to which Elliott replies that they are doing everything they can for the well-being of their son.

Meanwhile, Mark calls Marie-Sophie as he leaves the Midi Libre, but Sohan answers for him. Obviously, the physics professor does not waste a second to reproach the journalist for insulting and ruining his life. After trying to make her understand that he wasn’t responsible for her marital problems, Mark hung up on her.

As night falls, Sohan waits for Leonor outside the house and tells her that the couple are having an affair.