On March 25 in Plus belle la vie (France 3, 8:20 p.m.), Théo has a vision of horror, Laëtitia tells the truth about Gérard to Kévin and Gabriel makes a terrible medical error…
In the episode of More beautiful life from Friday March 25, 2022, In the night, Delphine (Delphine Rollin) won 57,000 euros in poker. Théo’s mother (Jules Fabre) is delighted, but Pablo Liberati is suspicious. He suspects her of having cheated and implies wanting to search her. Discreetly, Theo flies to his mother’s aid and asks Liberati to show a little more fair play. At the exit of the clandestine gambling den, Delphine finds Franck (Jean-Charles Chagachbanian) in his car and shows him her loot. The next morning, Delphine and Theo make travel plans, but Franck reminds them that the money earned must be used to repay Theo’s debts. He therefore undertakes to give the 50,000 euros to Liberati to repay Theo’s debt. The poker player is suspicious but accepts the money.
Subsequently, Franck visits Blanche (Cécilia Hornus), who is still worried about Noé (Florien Lesieur). He reveals to her that Théo suffers from bipolarity, like his mother, but promises her that his troubles are over and that Noé is not in danger. Moreover, he asks her not to speak to Coralie (Coralie Audret) about Theo’s illness. In the evening, Delphine and Theo are having a drink by the pool when Theo sees Coralie’s body floating on the surface of the water…
Gabriel makes a medical error
Kévin (Théo Bertrand) spends more and more time with his uncle, Gérard (Thomas Séraphine), which is not to the taste of Laëtitia (Caroline Riou). She advises him to be careful, Gerard not being trustworthy. To appease his sister, Gérard buys a doll and voluntarily damages it to make it look like Cindy, Laëtitia’s old toy. He decides to go and offer it to her, but Laëtitia quickly notices that it is not her old doll. She accuses her brother of lying and cuts the conversation short. A little later, Kevin surprises his mother crying. The latter saw Gérard’s return very badly and ended up confiding in her son. She explains to him that at the age of 20, Gérard found himself in over-indebtedness and started scamming people. Before being arrested, he fled to Spain with all of their mother’s savings. She died without ever having seen her son again. Kévin hypothesizes that Gérard simply wants to be forgiven, but Laëtitia does not feel ready to do so. She thinks she never will.
Thomas (Laurent Kérusoré) had the newspaper article devoted to Gabriel (Joakim Latzko) framed, which makes Kilian (Tim Rousseau) and Lola (Marie Mallia) laugh a lot. Thomas asks them to calm down so as not to wake up her husband and decides to put Gabriel’s cell phone on silent. At the same time, Jeanne (Stéphanie Pareja) tries to call Gabriel. Madame d’Anjoy, the old lady he operated on the day before, has suffered martyrdom since her kidney was removed. Léa thinks of a post-operative complication, but only a doctor can order examinations for his patient. Jeanne decides to call Doctor Vidal (Simon Ehrlacher). The latter notes that Madame d’Anjoy has all the symptoms of kidney failure when her sick kidney has just been removed. Léa (Marie Hennerez) wonders if her other kidney might be affected, but the truth is much worse: Riva removed the bad kidney. As he gets up, Gabriel notices that he has ten missed calls and rushes to call the hospital. Jeanne announces to him that he has removed the bad kidney from his patient. Without believing it, Doctor Riva rushes to the hospital, where Vidal confirms to him what Jeanne told him. Gabriel falls from the clouds…
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