Such a great sun (spoilers): Léonor admits to having killed Myriam

In the August 29 episode of Un si grand soleil, investigators tracked down the man who wanted to sell the creams stolen the night of the murder from the L Cosmétiques warehouse. The man in question, Perez, is already known to the police since he has already been convicted several times for concealment and burglary. After explaining that he simply bought the creams stolen from the store and wanted to resell them, Perez is forced to admit his lie since investigators know the creams weren’t on the market yet. Fearing that the police will accuse him of the murder which took place in the warehouse that evening, the man confesses that he bought these creams from a homeless man. If they have obtained some answers, the investigators are forced to admit that they are still missing elements…

For his part, Florent (Fabrice Deville) calls Claire (Mélanie Maudran) because he would like to speak to Kira (Coline Ramos-Pinto). The lawyer is convinced that the young girl hides things about the death of Myriam (Pauline Paolini), and he would like to push her to tell him about it. Claire asks him to wait until she is there to have this conversation since Kira is in love with Louis (Sylvain Boccara) and this makes her particularly sensitive about the young man. She could therefore quickly turn on herself if Florent says the wrong word. After the call, Claire leaves for a ride in a convertible and toasts, by the beach, to the health of Myriam who she misses terribly. Meanwhile, Yann Cross (Constantin Balsan) has summoned Léonor (Maéva Pasquali) and Louis to the police station, but only Léonor – now convinced that Louis is guilty – goes there… to confess that she was the one who killed Myriam.

Alix has a scheme

As for Alix (Nadia Fossier), the opening of the gallery is approaching and, as always, she multiplies the tricks to achieve her ends. After discovering the paintings of the young Ulysse Brunel, she wants to do everything to exhibit them, but the young artist does not take her seriously. It is therefore towards Claudine (Catherine Wilkening) that Alix turns, to ask her if she could lend her some works by great painters that she would like to exhibit in her gallery, and ask her fellow collectors to do the same. With this tactic, she impresses Ulysse Brunel by teaching him what kind of paintings will be exhibited in his gallery. Alix doubles this with a very tempting offer, and lets the painter think about it…

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