Is Violette really the daughter of Didier and Angélique in Tomorrow belongs to us? Not so sure. In any case, many elements sow doubt!
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When it’s time to put down your suitcases in Sète, almost every new family arrives with its share of secrets in Tomorrow belongs to us. And those of the Raynaud family could have serious consequences…
Since their return to France, Didier (Jérôme Fonlupt) and Angélique (Laëtitia Milot) have behaved strangely and spend a lot of energy hiding something that they absolutely do not want to see unearthed.
It must be said that fourteen years ago, the couple had left France to settle in Australia just a few weeks after the worrying disappearance of a certain Fred Viguier, a swimming pool specialist who worked near their home.
Today, everything leads us to believe that Didier and Angélique did indeed kill him. Moreover, to protect their secret, Didier did not hesitate to kill Élise Lubeck, the woman who had suspected them of the murder at the time and who also tried to eliminate Violette. But that’s not all since Didier is probably also responsible for Emma’s murder.
If the mystery still remains whole as to their motivations, it seems that everything is linked in one way or another to Violette (Salomé Benitha). While the questions accumulate, we even wonder now if the teenager is really their daughter. And obviously, the next episodes will not fail to question the filiation of the young woman.
IS VIOLETTE THE DAUGHTER OF DIDIER AND ANGÉLIQUE?
In the episode which will be broadcast tomorrow evening on TF1, Violette is about to eat peanuts when Sara (Camille Genau) suddenly stops her. Indeed, Violette is in principle allergic to peanuts since she was very young.
Even if Violette assures us that she is wrong, the policewoman remembers however that she was not allowed to eat peanuts when her cousin was there. Words immediately confirmed by Béatrice (Sophie Michard).
Angélique then says that her daughter’s allergy disappeared when she was seven years old. According to her, the allergist they saw at the time confirmed a misdiagnosis. Faced with this explanation, Béatrice is particularly perplexed.
But another detail will quickly intrigue Sara’s mother. According to information from News News, Béatrice will thus notice that her niece no longer has a scar on her hand. However, this one had fallen on a broken bottle on the day of her two years. An event that Beatrice remembers perfectly since they had been forced to go to the hospital urgently because of the bleeding. She had even had a few stitches.
Angélique and Didier do try to make her believe that she is mistaken by confusing it with Sara, but Béatrice points out to them that her daughter has no marks on her hand. For her part, Violette imagines that the scar faded over time and that it probably ended up turning into a line of the hand.
These disturbing changes obviously raise suspicion and inevitably raise questions about Violette’s true identity. Is she really the cousin with whom Sara shared her childhood or would it be a completely different person?
In any case, the young woman will soon discover “the terrible secret of his parents“and according to the official synopses released by TF1, “Violet’s true identity [va éclater] in broad daylight and [faire] debate at the police station.
So who is Violet? The Raynaud summer has not finished surprising us in Tomorrow belongs to us!