A Better Life Preview: Episode Summary for Monday, August 8, 2022 [SPOILERS]

Kevin surprises Camille by showing her the mobile home he rented for their first vacation together. But the catch is, Emma is also present. Camille then believes that Kevin invited her sister to reconcile. But the young man explains to him that it is not so.

Emma admits to her sister that they followed her to the quarry and urges her to tell them the whole truth. However, the young girl continues to wallow in her lies and pretend she has done nothing. Furious, Emma shows her Cesar’s ID, which Camille tried to burn the day before.

The latter panics and wants to leave, but Emma refuses to let him go. He won’t come out until he speaks. And despite all the evidence from Emma and Kevin, Camille continues to lie. He insists that’s not what upsets his sister, who shows the video he took.

The young woman claims she doesn’t know where Caesar’s body is, and Jacob simply told her where the young man’s belongings were. He was afraid and did not want Jacob to blame him. Emma starts to lose her temper and leaves the room, slamming the door behind her. Kevin follows him.

When he returns, he convinces Camille that he asked Emma out. He then manipulates the young girl into admitting that he told her things he’s never told anyone and that he wants them to reciprocate. He makes her believe that she would be happy if they didn’t have any more secrets from each other.

After Kevin swears he won’t do it again to Emma, ​​Camille spills the beans: how she and Jacob were manipulated into falling in love with her in Croatia, why she let Jacob kill Alice, and why they killed Caesar. Camille also confesses to killing Emma’s skyscraper teacher.

Kevin finds it hard to believe everything he hears. The young woman assures him that she did it to protect her sister. Emma, ​​who was hiding outside, recorded the confession. He then calls Major Nebut to tell him that he has proof that Camille is Jacob’s accomplice and that he wants to convict her. Camille bursts into tears and says she’s sorry.

As part of the investigation into the fire, Olivier Jourdan was arrested by the police and questioned by Commander Nebut. Guru explains to the policeman the reasons behind the presence of abalone shells found in his villa. They are indeed used in shamanic purification rituals, the shell being a symbol of water.

But Commander Nebut is not convinced. He explains to Olivier Jourdan that his fingerprint was found on a shell used to start a forest fire. For the Guru, this imprint is a mistake. He explains that he makes dozens of shells a week and some were stolen a few days earlier.

Patrick then forces Olivier to listen to Baptiste and Justine’s tape, but the latter is well aware that the tape has no legal value. Moreover, he is on an electronic bracelet and therefore could not have started this fire. For her, Patrick is chasing her and wonders if the cop is trying to get close to her.

Patrick chooses not to respond to this provocation. Commander Nebut suspects that Jourdan was asking his followers to start the fire for him. The man reminds him that society favors the opposite of destruction, then he wraps Commander Nebut’s arm and tells him that his place is among them. Patrick then threatens Jordan with another 10 years of diving if he dares to start over.

Commander Nebut and Baptiste then try to convince Prosecutor Revell to release Jourdan to try the flagrant delicto. The young man thinks he knows where the next fire will be. So it is enough to just install the police device in that place to catch the criminal. Revell agrees to release Jordan and makes Patrick and Baptiste promise not to let him down.

Father Luke goes to the Zephyr to find Nelson because he has to take him to a job interview. Finally, the priest will meet Mirta in real life. He’s sure he’s seen it before in the confessional, but Myrta pretends not to remember. Their conversation is interrupted by the arrival of Nelson, who thanks them for their help.

Although Father Luke is excited about this new beginning, he doesn’t think about who will help him with the victims of the fire if Nelson gets the job. Luna offers her mother’s services. A bit embarrassed, Myrta explains to Father Luke that he has to think about it because he already has commitments.

Later that day, Mirta goes to church and confesses to Father Luke that she has feelings for a much younger man. “Love has no age and no prejudices,” he replies. He admits to her that now that he has met her, he can say that she is a radiant woman. He then encourages Mirta to open her heart to this man that God has placed in her path.

Romain invites Vanessa to lunch at Marci’s. Both are coming out of difficult times emotionally. A common point that they see as a new sign of fate. After finishing the meal, they walk on the beach.

Under the spell, Romain suggests to Vanessa that they meet again that evening, but the young woman receives a text message at the same time and declines his invitation. However, they promise to meet again soon.