Tomorrow belongs to us (spoilers): Did Victoire kill Cédric?

In the episode of tomorrow belongs to us of Wednesday, August 10, Victoire (Solène Hébert) is convinced that Cédric (Julien Cheminade) has seen the culprit of recent events and is able to identify him, which is why, in his video, Samuel (Axel Kiener) asked to unplug it. She refuses to tell the police about it for fear that her darling won’t make it out alive, but her mother (Véronique Jannot) reminds her thatshe won’t be able to live with the death of a dead man on her conscience. Victoire already knows it but she points the finger at the fact that they don’t even know if Cédric will come out of the coma one day and in what state. At the hospital, while Angie (Louise Marion) and Jahia (Nastasia Cruge) talk about their future at their father’s bedside, they notice that he moved a finger. The two young women are overjoyed, thinking that Cedric will finally wake up. At the same time, Victoire questions William (Kamel Belghazi) about Cédric’s chances of waking up, which he considers to be low, while Renaud (Pierre Deny) confides in Marianne (Luce Mouchel) that he is afraid.

He blames himself for having missed so many things with his son. And as they finally got closer, Samuel has been kidnapped and he doubts the police will find him in time. Victoire is in tears trying to watch Samuel’s video for the umpteenth time when Nicolas (Carl Vervier) tumbles behind her. She then entrusts him with what is happening and the request that Samuel’s attacker made of her. The young man advises her to speak to the police about it but she refuses and demands his silence. Just after, released from police custody, Benjamin (Alexandre Varga) talks with Victoire to hear from her. She explains to him that she worries so much about Samuel that she doesn’t have time to think about her. The doctor then goes to Cédric’s room. When she leaves, she comes face to face with Noor (Sahelle de Figueiredo). She blames herself because Cédric has nothing to do with all this. He is a collateral victim, since she is the target of all these events. Shortly after, Cédric is in a vital emergency. Marianne tries to revive him, Cédric is dead.

Roxane tries to control her mood swings

To avoid putting his nerves on Bart (Hector Langevin) and Sara (Camille Genau), Roxane (Raphaële Volkoff) has decided to start gardening. Which suits Bart, since he never has time to take care of it. Nevertheless, Sara admits to him that Roxane really does not have a green thumb, even being able to kill plastic plants. Roxane has decided to sow impatiens seeds so that when her baby shows up, their garden will be in bloom. Bart then has the misfortune to reveal to him that this flower does not survive the winter, which puts her in all her states. Roxane is upset, her technique to stop getting angry has failed. To console her, Bart bought an olive tree, since it resists all bad weather.

After reflection, Tristan (Mathieu Alexandre) believes that Gaspard (Mogamed Bechiev) should be allowed to visit Sacha. He badly needs it but Juliette (Mathilde Lebrequier) finds her son too fragile. Gaspard is at the beach with Jack (Dimitri Fouque) and rehashes his stories. They are finally interrupted by Maud (Sixtine Dutheil) who spends part of the afternoon with them. She then offers Gaspard a walk. The opportunity for the two young people to talk about their love life. Gaspard confesses to her that he has not been out with a girl for a long time, while Maud confides that she does not have a very full love life either.

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