On March 10 in Plus belle la vie, Manon tries to catch up with the social worker, Baptiste finally knows whether or not he has passed his competition to become a firefighter and Malika gets what she wants.
In the episode of More beautiful life of Thursday March 10, after having passed the writings, Baptiste (Bryan Trésor) has now meeting with the jury for the oral exam. He trains with Gabriel (Joakim Latzko) who gives him some wise advice. But that does not seem to reassure the young man. In the corridor before his oral, Baptiste is distraught, while Justine (Maelli Kervoelen) dreads personal questions. She reveals to Baptiste that her mother has been in prison for two years, which she does not wish to divulge to recruiters. Before facing the jury, Justine kisses Baptiste on the cheek. What bring him luck? The young woman is in any case admitted at the end of the various tests. Baptiste cannot say the same and does not hide his disappointment. Especially since Jean-Louis (Christophe Hérault) had promised him that this competition was only a simple formality for him. The instructor pushes his foal to hang in there and come back to the next session. Annoyed, Baptiste needs to think about it.
Malika (Leslie Bevillard) pursues her Machiavellian plan against Rochat (Charles Schneider). Claude is weakened. A state that he puts on the backlash of these stories with his tenants. Malika therefore takes the opportunity to give him magnesium, claiming that it is the best anti-stress remedy. Rochat then receives a call from Nathan (Thibaud Vaneck) on a hidden number but Malika takes her phone, to focus on his health. At the same time, Abdel (Marwan Berreni), Josiane’s lawyer, reports to Nathan and Sabrina (Éléonore Sarrazin) that the police are convinced of her guilt. The latter will therefore remain in police custody while waiting to be brought before the judge. And given her well-filled locker, she risks up to two years in the making. It is not the lawyer’s fault for having tried to explain to the police that Malika is a manipulator who probably killed her first two husbands, but for lack of evidence, the investigators refuse to dig into this track. At the roommate, Nathan and Sabrina confront Malika, who plays the innocent and tells them that it’s not her fault that Josy stole her things. However, she is ready to withdraw her complaint on the condition that they leave the apartment. Cornered, the two lovebirds give in. For her part, Malika wastes no time and shows Romain Vidal (Simon Ehrlacher) the apartment.
Manon tries to catch up with the ASE
Manon (Julianna Vogt) looks back on her missed meeting with the ASE and tries to explain to Patrick (Jérôme Bertin) and Babeth (Marie Réache) that she can no longer bear to feel stigmatized, hence her overreaction. Babeth therefore suggests that he apologize to the social worker., which could perhaps give them another chance to recover Remy. But for Patrick, it’s too late, since she must report her findings tomorrow. After this discussion, Manon prefers to let the couple breathe and goes for a walk with Raphaël. As she sits on a bench, Kenji (Guzman Battle) joins her and expresses his regret. The gang leader discovers with tenderness his son, while Manon offers him to come and see him whenever he wants. A nice moment of sweetness darkened quickly when Kenji tells him that he plans to kill Rayan. (Nicolas Bourgasser) the same evening.
On his side, Babeth is desperate about this situation. She is convinced that the ASE will never entrust Rémy to Manon. As a result, they will be forced to denounce Manon to recover their son but that Raphaël will then be definitively excluded from their lives. She is terribly angry with Manon for having acted like this in front of the social worker. In an attempt to redeem herself, Manon goes to Mrs. Lafarge’s office and explains to her why she reacted this way during their interview. But that thanks to the Nebouts’ trust, she feels stronger and is ready to become the best version of herself. The social worker is touched by this gesture but does not promise him anything. She wants to make sure Remy will be brought up in a safe environment. And will make its decision tomorrow. Back at the Nebouts, Manon informs Patrick that Kenji has in mind to kill Rayan tonight and reveals to him where he is likely to be hiding. Patrick joins the young man and try to convince him not to shoot Rayan, that this will inevitably have repercussions on his son. Case to follow in More beautiful life…
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Manon
On a walk with Raphaël, Manon is joined by Kenji who discovers with tenderness his son
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Manon
A nice moment of sweetness quickly darkened when Kenji announces to Manon that he plans to kill Rayan the same evening
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5/12 –
Manon
In an attempt to redeem herself, Manon goes to Mrs. Lafarge’s office and explains to her why she reacted this way during their interview. The social worker is touched by this gesture but does not promise her anything
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6/12 –
patrick
Informed by Manon of Kenji’s plan, Patrick joins the young man and tries to convince him not to shoot Rayan.
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Baptist
After the written tests, Baptiste has an appointment with the jury for the oral examination of the firefighter competition
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8/12 –
Baptist and Justine
If Justine was admitted, Baptiste cannot say the same and does not hide his disappointment
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9/12 –
Baptist and Jean-Louis
Jean-Louis advises Baptiste to hang on and come back to the next session but disappointed, he needs to think about it
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10/12 –
Malika and Rochat
While Claude is weakened, Malika therefore takes the opportunity to give him magnesium, claiming that it is the best anti-stress remedy and takes his phone.
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11/12 –
Malika
While Josy faces up to two years in prison, Malika is ready to withdraw her complaint on the condition that Nathan and Sabrina leave the apartment
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12/12 –
Nathan and Sabrina
Cornered, Nathan and Sabrina give in, while Malika shows Romain Vidal the apartment