A Better Life Preview: Thursday, August 25, 2022 episode recap [SPOILERS]

Justin and Emma meet face to face on the street. Baptiste’s girlfriend suspects that her rival is after her. The latter, who overheard his conversation, asks if he has something to hide. Justin then urges her not to change the situation, but Emma insists and questions her about the conversation partner.

He noticed that they looked close. The young woman goes so far as to suspect Justine of cheating on the Baptist. The latter rebels, but Emma insists and asks to see the phone. Justine calls in sick and leaves.

The next day, Justin confides in Baptiste that Emma followed him down the street the day before and that she made a scene for him. He assures the young man that if he does it again, everything will go wrong. Baptiste promises to talk to her to find out.

Very angry with Emma, ​​Baptiste goes to her old apartment. The young woman tries to justify herself and explains that Justine wanted to talk and she couldn’t hear him. But the Baptist doesn’t want to hear anything and fixes the matter once again: everything is over between them. He then asks Emma to stop trying to break up her history with Justin.

Roger Mallard, accused of attempted murder, is being questioned by the police. During this interview, he explains to Ariane that he has known Simon since he was a child and would never hurt him. The old man claims his innocence.

She admits that she moved the water from the canal, but continues to insist that what is happening between her and Simon is just an argument. In her eyes, Simon is a good boy and he doesn’t want to die. Ariane lets him go, but he must remain at the disposal of the police.

Ariane then joins Eric at the hospital. The ex-cop is at Simon’s bedside. Then he offers his friend to rest at his place, especially since it will be more practical in terms of travel. Eric thanks her, but he knows she’s not a gift now. He prefers to take a room at the Zephyr.

Eric then explains to Ariane that he is awaiting a dermatologist’s verdict on a possible skin graft and that Simon has liver failure. Ariane admits to him that the police no longer have any suspects in the attempted murder. Mark has an alibi and he is convinced that Mallard is not guilty.

Eric loses his temper and rushes out of the hospital to get to the farmer, determined to take justice into his own hands. He takes the gun from the old man and threatens him.

Sunali must reach Lola and she asks Killian for her sister’s new number. The young man explains to her that Lola doesn’t want contact with anyone, but Sunali thinks it’s different for her because he is her best friend.

Killian continues to refuse, he had no specific instructions. Faced with the teenager’s insistence, she finally tells him to return to Mistral that evening at 6pm, as that’s when he should call her.

Lola, in turn, falls once more to the wolf on her way out of the tent. He drinks it, but the animal continues to watch him without coming close. A young girl wonders if she is dealing with a domesticated wolf, an animal that does not run away from humans.

Sunalee returns to the Mistral bar around 5:30 p.m. At the same time, Gabriel and Thomas take turns arriving at the restaurant and tell Killian that they have a great idea. They are going to pay Lola a surprise visit to the shelter tomorrow. The young man turns pale and tries to convince them not to go, to no avail. He warns his sister, who asks him to make up an excuse.

At Marci, Emil and Sylvia talk about Etienne. The latter admits to him that he overheard them discussing his friend’s secondary activities last night. The young waiter can’t help but fantasize about Etienne’s performance in bed.

At the high school, Nathan, who has not lost his conversation, shows Blanche a video of Etienne’s adult movie. And to his surprise, it’s not even a bit awkward. Emily surprises them.

Later, a young woman finds Etienne and confesses to him that she imagines him with other women. He then suggests that she relax and think about the situation. The young man is not surprised: every time his girlfriends found out what he was doing in addition to studying philosophy, they left him.