Tomorrow Belongs to Us: Charles confesses his terrible secret to Valentine

Warning, this article contains spoilers for tomorrow’s upcoming episodes. If you don’t want to understand anything, don’t read the following!

Could the noose be tightening on Charles (Roberto Calvetti) in Tomorrow Belongs Us?

Arriving in Sete on February 6, 2024, following the bankruptcy of his hotel in Greece, Charles hoped to be sidelined. In debt, the young man became involved in the smuggling of jewels with the complicity of Alban Ferretti and Laure Contintin. An association that turned to tragedy after Charles killed two of his accomplices.

Although Charles managed to escape from the police thanks to the help of his mother, the story is not over yet. Indeed, tomorrow belongs to us, the past always ends with you.

Before his death, Alban Ferret hid an SD card containing a recording incriminating Charles. A piece of incriminating evidence has just surfaced that a young man is desperately trying to find.

However, Charles is consumed by guilt and, under the influence of drugs, reveals his biggest secret to the woman he loves.

Charles confesses everything to Valentine

In A new extract is available on the TF1+ platformCharles goes to Little Spoon to see Valentine (Octave Durand). And suffice it to say, Juilliard’s son is not in a normal state, which hasn’t escaped his girlfriend, who is trying to figure out what’s wrong with him.

“I’m the problem– he shouted angrily before continuing.I tried to change. I will tell you even better: I changed for you. But it will never change what I did and you still can’t love me. I’m a killer, that’s all. Two years ago I killed a nurse and her husband. Go check if you think I’m a good person and see if you’re still in love with me“.

While we don’t yet know how Valentine will react to such revelations, one thing is for sure that the young woman will be pitted against Filipina (Patricia Thibault) in the upcoming episodes.

Will the Philippines be honest like a son? Or will he manage to protect her once again? The answer will soon be ours in Tomorrow.