Tomorrow belongs to us (spoilers): after Nordine, Charlie is the victim of the robber clown

In the episode of tomorrow belongs to us of Wednesday, August 17, Nordine (Youcef Agal) can’t get over having done pointing his weapon by a guy dressed as a clown. Martin (Franck Monsigny) tries to reassure him, telling him that he was taken by surprise. Nevertheless, he should have changed his outfit for his meeting with Manon (Louvia Bachelier). Above all, he advises him to keep a low profile so that Aurore (Julie Debazac) does not learn their relationship. For her part, the young woman tries to give as many details as possible to her mother about their attack. However, a detail intrigues the policewoman : what Nordine and Manon did not to see this man arrive. The young woman replies that they were just chatting. Aurore then thanks her colleague for her composure and for having protected her daughter. After viewing the surrounding surveillance cameras, Nordine noticed that the attacker had followed him. This act was premeditated. Prosecutor Perraud (Xavier Deluc) is furious with Nordine who has committed a serious fault. He wants his superior to punish him harshly. But the latter makes it clear that his son is essential to the investigation.

In addition, they found in a trash can a dummy weapon which most certainly belongs to the robber but it does not contain any DNA. Sébastien therefore puts pressure on the police to arrest this now armed robber. Georges (Mayel Elhajaoui) did some research and six unsolved heists caught his attention, since each time the robber wore a clown mask. The latter, carrying out increasingly dangerous robberies, therefore needed a real weapon. So he had none personally against Nordine. A report has just been made: residents of Pointe Courte have just seen a man with a clown mask in his hand. As he goes there and talks quietly with Sara (Camille Genau), Nordine sees a man with a white mask. Instantly, he rushes at him and tackles him to the ground. Sara may shout that he is not their culprit but a street artist, Nordine hears nothing. However, he apologizes to her. While Charlie (Clémence Lassalas) closes the straw hut, the clown comes up behind her to rob her box. At first she thinks it’s a joke, until he points his gun at her forehead. So she runs.

Maud sets a trap for Camille and Emma

Maud (Sixtine Dutheil) fears that her mother (Jennifer Lauret) will let Emma (Luna Lou) move in with them. She managed to twist his brain. Hearing this, Dorian (Rayane Huber) is stunned. Emma and Camille (Elisa Ezzedine), they are rather proud of it. The first runs the risk of repeating the feat. Milan (Felix Quibal) sent him a message asking him to party, she therefore wishes to organize it at Camille’s. Against all odds, Maud is not against it. She tricks them into believing that their mother is away for the evening., since Chloé (Ingrid Chauvin) offered him tickets for a dinner show. The two women will therefore spend the night in Montpellier. While the party is in full swing, Camille receives a call from Raphaëlle. She tells him that she will be home soon. Neither one nor two, Camille understands that Maud has set a trap for them. They must therefore embark on a camouflage operation. When Raphaëlle comes back, it’s as if this party had never happened. When Maud returns, she sees her mother, her sister and Emma having a quiet dinner. But the two young women do not lack make her understand that they know she tricked them.

Samuel (Axel Kiener) is back at stud. Paul (Rotem Jackman) admits to him that he was hurt that he might think he wanted to hurt him. The doctor apologizes and suggests that he start again on a good footing. Paul then explains to him that because of recent events, they have had a few defections, so he posted an ad for reinforcements. Nathan (Adher) therefore presents himself for the position. He is motivated and available on the spot. Despite his experience, Paul agrees to take the teenager on trial. Nathan is completely lost, which Benjamin (Alexandre Varga) notices. He tries to make the young man understand that working in a stable cannot be improvised. With his gab, Nathan could find a job in the restaurant business or in sales. The latter then confided to him that he already had a job, but the one at the stud farm corresponded perfectly with the schedules of his other job. Nathan needs that money to take Angie (Louise Marion) for the weekend. She has just lost her father and he wants to change her mind like this. He promises Benjamin to give his all.

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