Here it all starts (spoilers): Théo threatens Rose, Souleymane wins his case

In the episode ofHere it all starts Wednesday, July 27, Deva (Kathy Packianathan) and Souleymane (Dembo Camilo) praise the merits of their permaculture project to Théo (Khaled Alouach). This would allow the Double A to be completely self-sufficient in fruit and vegetables. But the leader quickly understands that they have something in mind. They therefore announce to him that the teaching team has decided to destroy the vegetable garden to build accommodation for the masters. Neither one nor two, Théo goes to meet Rose (Vanessa Demouy) and Antoine (Frédéric Diefenthal) to make them understand that the origin and quality of the products they work with thanks to Souleymane is crucial. He finds it a pity that they do not realize it. Above all, if they continue down this path, they will alienate the leader of Double A. Which is not without consequence now that he is the winner of the Vatel prize. A threat that allowed Rose to think. So much so that she announces to Clotilde (Elsa Lunghini) that she finally opposes the construction of housing on the vegetable garden. In place, she is looking for houses that they could turn into a residence. Rose announces the happy news to Souleymane, who bursts with joy and kisses Deva, who finally feels ready to go further in their relationship.

Solal’s parents (Benjamin Douba-Paris) are visiting the Institute for his birthday. They absolutely want to attend a course given by the chef Listrac (Virginie Caliari), as part of her summer internship. Axel (Thomas Da Costa) and Jasmine (Zoï Sévérin) instantly notice the wealth of Solal’s parents, embarrassing him. They then go to Double A for lunch. They lament that their son does not want their financial help, then tackles the formation he follows that they consider not up to his standard. Instead, they would like Solal to spend two months at the Majestic where his mother knows the chef well. But the student firmly refuses. They then propose to make a phone call to the teaching staff of the Institute in order to explain to them how determined their son is to enter Auguste Armand and thus put all the chances on his side. But Solal does not want to benefit from any piston and is forced to raise his voice at the insistence of his parents.

Did Alban really commit suicide?

Greg (Mikael Mittelstadt) is now persuaded to have killed Alban (Franck Libert). He and Marius (Damas Roy) are ready to report themselves to the police, but Eliott (Nicolas Anselmo) tries to dissuade them. In vain. However, Greg decides to go alone, since he was at the helm and it is his father’s boat. But before that, he decides to talk to Benoît about it (Joseph Malerba), who falls from the clouds. But very quickly, Chief Delobel comes to his senses and makes his son understand that it is only an accident and that there is no point in punishing himself for it. But their discussion is interrupted by two policemen who announces to them that the autopsy carried out on Alban concluded with a suicide. Since the toxicological analysis revealed traces of a powerful sedative. The propeller marks on his body are post-death. His body must therefore have drifted and hit the engine of a boat. Benoît confirms to them that Alban had been depressed for several years. He then decides to gather the participants in the baking championship to pay tribute to the deceased.

A moment of emotion during which Swan (Cyril Durel) tenderly grabs the hand of Salomé (Aurélie Pons). Gesture that did not go unnoticed by Teyssier (Benjamin Baroche). But Swan doesn’t care. The director of the Auguste Armand Institute therefore comes to meet the two lovers, while the young man points out the fact that Teyssier was not tender with Alban, implying that he was one of the causes of his suicide. This one deplores his behavior and regrets not having seen the malaise of his former comrade. On his side, Greg is relieved but this is neither the case of Marius nor that of Eliott who worry about Noémie (Lucia Passaniti) who has still not reappeared. A little later, Anaïs (Julie Sassoust), Salomé and Enzo (Azize Diabaté) find Greg who is facing a tagged wall of the Beaumont hotel which threatens those responsible for Alban’s murder. Salomé then warns the chiefs but the latter refuse to do anything. They believe that these are only dirty tricks in the context of the championship but they are absolutely not in danger. Greg is however convinced that the next target will be his father…

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