More beautiful life (spoilers): this message that Samia sent to Boher

In the episode of More beautiful life of Friday, October 21, when getting up, Boher (Stéphane Hénon) walks on pieces of glass. The ghost of Samia (Fabienne Carat) – who is sitting on his sofa – then teases him, noting that he hasn’t made any progress with the vacuum cleaner. She then asks him if he’s okay, but Jean-Paul confesses to him that this is not the case. Samia therefore invites him to sit next to her. She explains to him watch over him from a distance. Her ex-husband wishes it were true. And for good reason, he has the feeling that something bad is going to happen to him. Shortly after, while Patrick (Jérôme Bertin) and Jean-Paul take their children to the crèche, the first confides to the second that he again had a nightmare of Olivieri (Marie Daguerre) during which she predicted the worst for him. He too is beginning to worry. But Boher wants to be reassuring. He promises her that it’s nonsense, that he spoke of premonitory dreams because he was exhausted. The two police officers then go to rue Abbé Faria where gunshots were heard. Small problem: they only have one bulletproof vest. If it’s not a first, Nebout feels badly, given the last dreams they had. Boher therefore leaves him the waistcoat. And he did well, since the shooter takes aim at him and shoots him several times. However, Boher knocks out Nebout’s attacker from behind, before handcuffing him. Back at the police station, the latter sees Samia’s ghost again, which makes him understand thatdanger lurks around him. The second after, Ariane (Lola Marois-Bigard) announces to him that he has arrived something horrible about Kevin (Theo Bertrand).

Earlier in the day, Ariane summoned Céline (Rebecca Hampton) and Vincent (Serge Dupire) to the police station. She informs them that Vincent’s money transited through the Cayman Islands, a tax haven. So they can’t do anything except track that money. Céline apologizes to her companion but he does not hold her responsible. She was under the influence of Livia (Philippe Granarolo). And then, at least it allowed them to find each other. Leaving the police station, the two lovers confess their love and decide to move in together. Sabrina (Éléonore Sarrazin) and Nathan (Thibaud Vaneck) are also invited. Ariane has news about the attempted murder of which the latter was the victim on September 23. A witness formally identified Stan Mercier (Cyril Durel) at the wheel of the vehicle that hit him. Ariane urges him to file a complaint. It is indeed a recidivism, which could mean that Stan remains imprisoned until the end of his life. But Nathan refuses and claims that the driver was a woman.

Kilian organizes a party at the Mistral

For two days, Kilian (Tim Rousseau) has been the new owner of the Mistral. Thomas (Laurent Kérusoré) and François (Thierry Ragueneau) teach him that tradition has it that he offers his tour to residents of the neighborhood. The young man therefore decides to organize this party the same day. Informed of this open bar evening, Betty (Horya Benabet) goes to see Kilian to make sure that she too is invited. She takes the opportunity to congratulate him. She knows how much he dreamed of it. But the young man wants to make things clear : if she comes in a good frame of mind, she is welcome, but if not, it is useless. Shortly after, Léo (Pierre Martot) takes advantage of this party to confide in Kilian that he did not hesitate for a single second when Roland offered to buy his shares from him. François and Thomas observe their little brother and are delighted to see thathe ensures this position of boss. Betty then goes to the bar but it’s painful for him who is still in love with her. She had a little drink when Noé (Florian Lesieur) arrives at the party. He’s worried because she left him messages in which she looked freaked out. He tries to find out what’s bothering her but Betty prefers to make fun of him.

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