Tomorrow Belongs To Us: But What Is Charles Really Guilty Of?

The past always appears in the fact that Tomorrow belongs to us. Charles (Roberto Calvette), as well as Filipina Juilliard (Patricia Thibault), are currently suffering from this.

A few days ago, Filipina and Charles returned to the Alban Perret family. An important discovery for Juilliard’s son, because this is where the paramedics hid the damning evidence that will send him straight to prison.

But why is Charles facing prison?

On February 6, 2024, Charles arrived on set to reunite with his family and make up for lost time with Violet (Salome Benita), whom he had not seen since the kidnapping.

In fact, the hotel he owned in Greece went bankrupt. Deep in debt and too proud to ask his mother for help, Charles begins smuggling jewelry with ambulance driver Alban Perret and nurse Laure Cotentin. Together, they stole jewelry from patients at St. Clair Hospital to resell.

But on February 23, 2024, Alban Peret was found murdered in a hospital parking lot. Jordan is then accused of murder due to his relationship with Laure Cotentin. The latter confessed a few days later, before committing suicide on March 7, 2024.

In a video sent to Noor, Lor revealed that he and his partner were stealing from patients. The jewels were then resold thanks to an accomplice whom she had never met but intimidated.

It must be said that the latter threatened to kill him if he exposed their fraud. He also paid him to frame Jordan. When Lori wanted to stop everything, the threat continued until death.

It wasn’t until a few days later that viewers discovered that the killer of Alban Perrette and Lor Contintin was none other than Charles and that the Philippines was covering for him.

If until now Charles managed to escape from the police, Alban Perret kept a recording in which we hear the order of Juilliard’s son to steal the jewels. Carefully hidden evidence in her family home with the rest of her jewelry that she didn’t have time to sell.

Will Charles and the Philippines manage to get hold of these compromising documents before the police? The answer will soon be ours in Tomorrow.