This is where it all begins: Victim of Greg Vick’s Machiavellian Plan

How far will Vicki (Lou Ladegaller) go to achieve her goals?

That’s the question we’re allowed to ask ourselves, because Hortense’s little sister (Katherine Davidzenka), who joined the Auguste Armand Institute at the beginning of the school year, seems willing to do anything to find a real place for herself. School and the door to Theo (Khaled Alouachi), whom she fell in love with.

After forcing Constance (Sabine Perrault) to lie to her son in order to keep him from leaving Calvier and the Institute, Vic did his best to steal the jobs of Greg (Mikael Mittelstadt) and Mehdi (Mehdi) several times. Marvin Pellegrino) double a.

With only one goal in mind: to show Teissier that two third-year students are not fit to be a restaurant chef, in the hope that Theo will get his job back.

according to informativeVicky, who switches gears by sleeping with Theo, will go even further in her Machiavellian plan to oust Mehdi and Greg in the Here It All Begins episode, which airs on Friday on TF1.

After another argument in the kitchen where Greg gets cocky and reveals to the freshman that if men are great cooks it’s because they’re talented, Vicki isn’t going to let it go. and will face Greg and Mehdi in basketball. I’m sure girls are more talented in certain areas like sports.

A basketball game you can watch The excerpt begins here, previewed by TF1. Vic brings Amber (Claire Romain) together with the Greg-Mehdi duo. While the game is in full swing and Hortense’s little sister’s behavior doesn’t annoy her illegitimate son, an incident disrupts the game.

Greg is about to shoot when Vicky rushes to retrieve the ball and lands a kick on his shoulder that knocks him to the ground. The young woman then manages to make the decisive basket that allows the girls to win the match. And, in the midst of the general euphoria, Mehdi realizes that Greg is still on the ground and apparently has a very bad shoulder.

Result: Mehdi and Elliott (Nicolas Anselmo) take Greg to the infirmary, and Vicky seems apologetic and apologizes for not being more careful. He swore that he did not want to hurt his opponent. However, as the boys walk away, the young woman’s guilty expression fades to give way to a Machiavellian and victorious smile.

When we know that earlier in the episode, Vic learned from Amber that Greg continued to hurt his shoulder after the prom drama, it seems clear that the young chef’s injury during the basketball game was premeditated by Hortense’s sister. Who seems really willing to do whatever it takes to carry out his plan.

A victim of dislocation, Greg will have to leave Double A for a while, and so Mehdi will be alone at the controls. Will she be able to handle this on her own, or will Vicky find a way to get away from her? After all, as he so aptly tells Billy and Samia: “Theo must regain his position as head of Double A”. And it looks like all the shots have been fired.