Tomorrow Belongs to Us: What’s in store for Friday 19 August 2022 Episode 1255 [SPOILERS]

Warning, the following paragraphs contain spoilers for tomorrow night’s episode of Tomorrow Belongs to Us on TF1! If you don’t want to know anything, don’t read!

Friday August 19 Tomorrow belongs to us…

Nordin hit Liz when she was chasing a thug wearing a clown mask. Fortunately, the teenager has nothing serious and can leave the hospital early in the morning. Recovering from the idea that her daughter almost died because of a cop who wanted to play cowboy, Audrey wanted to file a complaint against Lizzie. Although he can’t stop it, Damien still insists that Nordin is a good person and that he just made a mistake. Lizzy, on the other hand, knows that he was crossing outside the crosswalk and was wearing a helmet. Therefore, he sees no point in filing a complaint.

At the police station, Prosecutor Perot gives Nordin the soap for shooting down a civilian. In addition, he will have to request an investigation from the IGPN. This will not be necessary for the commanding officer, as the teenager will not file a complaint. However, Sebastian feels he deserves the sanction. So Martin has no choice but to suspend his son for the duration of the investigation.

Meanwhile, Victor Brunet is about to get into his car when he is stopped by a man in a clown mask. Without waiting, Victor goes to the police station to file a complaint. Fortunately, he equipped his car with a GPS beacon.

A few steps away, Milan offers Emma Taking a ride in his new car. While they’re having fun in the car, Milan pitches the idea of ​​a road trip to Spain, which Emma eventually accepts. When the teenagers kiss, the police come and arrest them.

Although his men find a clown mask, a gun and money in the car, Milan refuses to answer Commander Constant’s questions. Upon learning that the gun belongs to a policeman, the teenager swears that he did not steal it.

At the same time, Emma is interrogated by an Auror in Raphael’s presence. Although he took part in the Ardèche robbery, which landed him in prison for several months, he swears that he is not Milan’s accomplice. To find out, Captain Jacob checks his alibi.

At nightfall, Bart and Tristan are cleaning a spoon when a person in a clown mask grabs them to steal the cash register. Giving him money, Valorta’s son takes the opportunity to try to disarm him. Tristan, who comes to her aid, is then shot in the leg. While Bart calls for help, the culprit runs away.

Samuel decided to return to work, much to the displeasure of Victoire, who preferred her companion to rest to recover his strength. She tries to ask her grandmother to change her mind, but she thinks that if Samuel has made up his mind, there’s no point in objecting.

At the hospital, Samuel gives Roxanne an ultrasound, and it’s the first time Sarah, Roxanne, and Bart hear their baby’s heartbeat. An incredible moment for expectant parents who struggle to hide their emotions. Since artificial insemination is not legal, Dr. Chardot wants to know what steps Sarah can take to legally become the parent of the future child. Bart then replies that he will give up his father’s rights so that the police officer can adopt him as a simple child. When they pass the two-year marriage milestone, Sarah is eligible for full adoption.

Later, Samuel confides in William that he now feels strange, as if he is no longer in his body. For Dr. Downey, everything points to him suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. As he has spent his life trying to escape his problems by drowning himself in work, girls or drugs, William advises him to face this ordeal.

Samuel grabs his scooter, has a panic attack midway, and stops by the side of the road to catch his breath.

After that, he goes to a support farm where Paul encourages him to stand up. So the doctor explains to him that when he felt himself dying, he felt an incredible peace. A feeling of fullness that cannot be forgotten and is missed by many. In a way, Samuel would rather die. After his life has returned, he feels that things don’t make sense anymore. It will take time for Paul to find his attitude and accept what he has experienced. Feeling the need to be alone, Samuel asks Paul for permission to sleep at the collar farm, which he accepts, specifying that he is at home here.

At the thatched hut, Manon tells Charlie that Nordin was heroic when he took them in as a clown. Although they have experienced something very intense, the young woman specifies that they do not kiss. Moreover, he wonders if they will be victims of a curse and hopes that it won’t last long because he really wants to make love with her.

Meanwhile, Nordin arranged for Sophie to meet with Spoon. Indeed, she wanted to know why she told Manon such a lie. Before the lawyer reminds him that they are a couple, Nordin replies that nothing happened to Manon, even if the one who lives with her is strong, then ends their relationship. Although she tries to be strong, Sophie sheds a few tears as the policeman leaves.

Later, Manon and Nordin are on the beach. Nordin is at a loss for words when he sees the young woman dressed for their date. After telling her how beautiful and radiant she was, he mustered up the courage to tell her that she meant a lot to him.

A statement that the daughter of Avro and William really did not expect, especially since recently things between them have become particularly complicated. As soon as he informs her of his breakup with Sophie, Nordin apologizes for the trouble and then kisses him passionately.