This is the drama in “Tomorrow belongs to us”: unable to forgive Aurore’s betrayal, William will make a radical decision in the next episodes. Is this really the end of the Daunier couple?
Thunderbolt in Tomorrow belongs to us: one of the emblematic couples of the TF1 soap opera will separate with losses and a crash!
In recent months, viewers have been able to witness the beginnings of lovely love stories in Sète, whether with Manon and Nordine, or more recently with Judith and Jordan, who will have turned around for long weeks before finally let their feelings speak.
Happiness is never eternal in Sète, however, and the Daunier family, already shaken by the death of Régis (Francis Perrin) and the arrest of Brigitte (Catherine Jacob) as part of the investigation into the death of the scammer Delphine Laborde, will completely explode in the next episodes due to a major event: the separation of Aurore and William.
Believing that Aurore (Julie Debazac) has committed irreparable harm by denouncing her mother to the police, William (Kamel Belghazi) will pack his bags and leave to settle in the hotel in the episode of Tomorrow belongs to us which will be broadcast this Wednesday, November 9 on TF1.
And according to an excerpt from Thursday’s episode unveiled in preview by TF1, the situation could well not be temporary and spell the end of a couple who nevertheless seemed indestructible in view of the many hardships that the Daunier spouses were managed to overcome over the seasons.
After receiving a phone call from her husband, Aurore joins him at the Spoon for dinner. But unfortunately, while the police captain seems to hope that they can talk to each other and that William agrees to forgive her for her action, this is not the case. And Aurore is not long in becoming disillusioned.
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“It’s not an invitation to dinner, I’m not going to stay”throws William, who is obviously still angry with him for having sent Brigitte to prison. “And it’s not to talk to each other either, on the contrary. I want us to stop being in contact, you and me”.
A sentence that has the effect of a bomb for Aurore who understands that William no longer wishes to see her and that their relationship is more than ever in danger. “What are you telling me here exactly?”.
“I do not know”replies William, lost and hurt. “But I need to think and for that I need calm and distance. So please stop calling me 25 times a day because I won’t answer you. By the way, I won’t answer you anymore. Goodbye”.
William leaves the Spoon without looking behind him. And Aurore remains there, mute and motionless, accusing the blow. Does this sequence really mark the end of William and Aurore’s love story? Or is this separation just temporary? Answer in the sequel to Tomorrow belongs to us on TF1 and on Salto.