Plus belle la vie until January 17: the episode where Morgan makes an incredible discovery about Patrick [SPOILERS]

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Friday 17 January in a more beautiful life, even more beautiful…

Babette is leaving

It’s time for Babette to make her big departure. In fact, he is leaving Mistral for three months on a humanitarian mission in Greece. Blanche agreed to follow her to the airport. But for Patrick’s wife, this separation may be more difficult than expected.

At Mistral, Killian asks Aya to accompany him on a day full of surprises. Aya starts to panic because she didn’t get a day off, and Killian reassures her that it’s time to take a day off from work. And then he takes her on his back.

A few hours later, Killian begins to reenact the famous car crash scene. Aya is both surprised but excited by the idea: “I caught the referee, that’s cool.” But against all expectations, it seems the crash is real…

Killian realizes that he put gasoline in the van instead of diesel. Aya does not blame him and answers: “Being in the same place is fun”. Despite everything, she refuses to spend the night here and prefers to hitchhike with her boyfriend.

Leah realizes her illness

Early in the morning, Jean-Paul (Stephane Hannon) takes care of his daughter, Avro, before taking her to school. Leah, returning from a blood test, joins them. Suddenly, he discovers that his young daughter has written an MRI with his blocks.

Leah explains to him in simple terms what this test is: There are injuries that sometimes we can’t see, so we use a big machine. Jean-Paul clarifies : “It’s a big bobblehead”And Aurora calls out: “What’s a big bobcat?”Which leaves Leah speechless.

In the afternoon, Lea and Jean-Paul have dinner at Mistral. The policeman is still shocked by the conversation he had with his daughter this morning and blames himself for leaving the book about cancer. Leah answers: “There is no age to get sick.”

In addition, he adds: “It will be good, we will explain to him that his mother is sick and she needs treatment.” With tears in his eyes, Jean-Paul asks his wife how she manages to be so strong and answers in a humorous tone: “Because I’m perfect, you know that.”

At the doctor’s office, Jennifer (Diane Dasinin) sends Leah a blood test. Plus, he asks her how she’s feeling. Lea confides in her colleague: “I realize I’ve been self-centered so far, even though I’m not alone in this story. With chemotherapy, we’ll have to talk about that.”

In addition, Leah confides in Jennifer: “I can see that Jean-Paul is doing his best not to panic, but his anxiety is exaggerated.” She feels guilty seeing her husband so worried and tries to keep his spirits up. He bursts into tears, for the first time since announcing his illness.

Is Patrick a corrupt cop?

Morgan continues from his hideout to monitor Idris Zerual’s every move. He sees her leaving the building with a bag in her hand, then decides to follow her. Morgan gets back on his two-wheeler and follows the trail of the man he believes to be the prime suspect in Wesley Dixon’s murder.

At the same time, at the police station, Ariane informs Patrick that she hasn’t heard from Morgan, and it worries her. The latter replies that the young brigadier rested for a few days. And he tells him the bad news: the investigation has been dropped from them.

Back at the Masalia residence, Morgan visits Jules. She tells him that they are following her: “I research in my spare time”. Julie warns him of the consequences of these actions: “I remind you that you have IGPN on your back, you are extraordinary, what do you think, this is not like you.”

While leaving the student residence, Morgan meets his colleague, Ariane, who is a little too sympathetic: “I was supposed to show you how to arrest a suspect. I get the impression that I’m a bad influence on you.” Morgan reassures her, then leaves.

Later, Morgan sees Idris talking to another man. The exchange is tense. A crossing guard sees the boy handing Idris an envelope. He takes the phone and captures the scene.

A few minutes later, he follows Idris into the new warehouse. He sees that he is talking to an individual. Against all expectations, she realizes that it is Patrick, the police commissioner of Mistral. The latter said to Idris: “We do as we say.”