On March 25 in Tomorrow belongs to us, Béatrice takes a little too much space in the lives of Sara and Roxane, Etienne may have found a job, while Charlie reports Bart to the police.
In the episode of tomorrow belongs to us Friday, March 25, the hour of the intervention has finally come for Roxane (Raphaële Volkoff). Surprisingly, the young woman is serene, while Sara (Camille Genau) is panicked. During the operation, the policewoman does not leave the hospital where she is visited by her mother. Béatrice (Sophie Michard) wanted to be present for Roxane’s awakening, feeling guilty about their conversation the night before. A conversation interrupted by Samuel (Axel Kiener), who warns them that the operation went smoothly and can therefore go home. Back home and after a nap, Roxane asks Sara if she thinks his mother will stay with them until the birth of their child. She assures him of the opposite, believing that his mother is not the type to become embedded. That’s when Beatrice shows up in their room with a snack. And above all, praises the merits of the Finnish protocol for IVF. She who has always dreamed of going to the Nordic countries already imagines going there with her daughter and her daughter-in-law…
Étienne (Patrick Guérineau) asked Chloé (Ingrid Chauvin) for an appointment, not to talk about Dorian (Rayane Huber) but about him. Sincehe is looking for a job. He explains to the principal of the school that he was a French teacher but also a CPE. He got wind of what happened to Irene (Thaïs Kirby) and at the risk of appearing opportunistic, he nevertheless proposed his candidacy as CPE. He could even replace a French teacher if necessary. If Chloé recognizes that it would relieve her, she must first say a word about it to the rectorate.
Charlie accuses Bart of having killed Léa Courcelles
Lea Courcelles (Fanny Reaver) was the victim of a stabbing homicide. His assailant gave him three stab wounds that were fatal to him but the latter took his precautions: no DNA trace could be found. Another concern: the killer took the victim’s papers and phone, so impossible to know his true identity, especially since it was not listed in the police documents. The mystery therefore thickens around this young woman. While Karim (Samy Gharbi) and Damien (Adrien Rob) talk about this file on leaving the morgue, Garance (Esther Valding) listens attentively to their conversation and summons his comrades for an urgent meeting. She announces to Gabriel (Martin Mille), Noor (Sahelle de Figueiredo) and Charlie (Clémence Lassalas) that the police think that the assassination of Léa is linked to the fire of the school. There is another downside: the absence of Bart (Hector Langevin). Charlie implies that Bart has a connection to this death.. That he is violent, does not control himself, after all, he has already killed his father.
Furious, Charlie goes to the Spoon to confront Bart. The young man assures him that he has nothing to do with it in the death of Léa Courcelles, besides he didn’t even know that she had been killed until Charlie revealed it to him. Alerted by their argument, Louise asks her companion for an explanation, who sends her for a walk. For his part, after analyzing a piece of paper found in the victim’s belongings, Damien discovers Charlie’s name and address there. The young woman is therefore summoned by the police – which forces her to cancel her evening with François (Emmanuel Moire) with whom she claims to have too much work. Faced with Karim, Charlie claims not to know Léa Courcelles. But because of her lack of cooperation, he threatens to put her in custody. Charlie therefore agrees to confess and reveals to have been present during the fire where she was having a clandestine party. The sound system dropped which created a short circuit. She feels guilty about what happened to Tom, the firefighter who intervened, by their fault but they could not know what was going to happen. And the organizer of the evening demanded that they shut up. This is none other than Bart. Charlie then takes the opportunity to confide that Bart was very nervous at the idea of Léa learning the truth. To be sure that she continues to say nothing, the latter put pressure on Charlie. So she’s convinced he’s the murderer.
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Madder
While Karim and Damien were talking about this file on leaving the morgue, Garance listened attentively
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4/12 –
Madder
Garance announces to Gabriel, Noor and Charlie that the police believe that Léa’s assassination is linked to the school fire.
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5/12 –
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Taking advantage of Bart’s absence, Charlie implies that the latter has a connection with Léa’s death.
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bart
Charlie decides to confront Bart but he assures him that he has nothing to do with Léa’s death.
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7/12 –
charlie
Summoned by the police, Charlie confesses and expresses her conviction towards Bart
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8/12 –
Roxane and Sara
The hour of the intervention has finally come for Roxane who is serene, unlike Sara who is panicked
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9/12 –
Sara and Roxanne
Back home, Roxane asks Sara if she thinks her mother will stay with them until the birth of their child, but Sara assures her otherwise.
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10/12 –
Beatrice
Except that Béatrice praises them the merits of the Finnish protocol for IVF. She who has always dreamed of going to the Nordic countries already imagines going there with her daughter and her daughter-in-law…
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11/12 –
Stephen
Having heard of what happened to Irène, Etienne asked to meet Chloé in order to apply as a CPE in high school.
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12/12 –
Chloe
If Chloé recognizes that it would relieve her, she must first speak to the rectorate