This Wednesday August 3 in Tomorrow belongs to us (7:10 p.m., TF1), the story between Nordine and Manon starts in difficulty. At the hospital, Victoire looks for who is responsible for Anne-Marie’s condition.
On Wednesday August 3 in Tomorrow belongs to us, Anne-Marie’s analyzes reveal that someone gave him a high dose of beta-blockers instead of just a painkiller. This slowed Anne-Marie’s heart rate so much that she felt faint. Furious, Victoire tries to find out who took care of her grandmother and afterwards by Noor and Nicolas that they did nothing, which leaves only one person on the schedule who could have been wrong in the drugs. : Cedric. Worried, Victoire talks about it to Samuel who suggests that he thinks Paul innocent, and that the culprit who tried to kill him could have attacked Anne-Marie. Victoire lets him know that he has no business getting involved in his grandmother’s stories and that he had better come out of denial… Later, Noor leaves a message for Cédric to warn him that Marianne is looking for him and, hearing the call, Nicolas hastens to bring it back to Victoire, creating a bad atmosphere between the two nurses.
When Anne-Marie wakes up, Victoire goes to see her to ask her if she remembers who took care of her the night before. When the doctor shows her a photo of Cédric, Anne-Marie confirms that it was he who took care of her… Only in the evening, Cédric’s daughters come to the police station: their father has been missing for 24 hours. During this time at stud, Renaud tells Samuel that he did have a crush on Diane, but that he never acted in this direction. Solange, convinced that her brother was indeed having an affair with Diane, had told this story to Renaud’s companion at the time, with whom he was madly in love. This had prompted his partner to leave him, which explains why Renaud had stopped talking to his sister, something he later regretted.
Nordine and Manon will they manage to be together?
Elsewhere in Sète, Manon tells a Charlie who is more jaded than ever that she slept with Valentin but that it is Nordine who still occupies her thoughts, especially since he called her while she was with the beach attendant. When Nordine and Manon meet again, the young woman can finally tell him that Valentin is nothing to her, and ignores the fact that they slept together. Nordine tells him in turn that he is going to talk to Sophie, that he handled this story very badly and that instead of playing the guy, he should have told her directly that he liked her. Only when he arrives at the police station, Nordine hears Aurore tell Roxane that she surprised a guy coming out of Manon’s room…Nordine therefore speaks to Manon about it, asking her why she hadn’t told him anything. Furious, Manon replies that she doesn’t have to answer to him and that she doesn’t care about Valentin, but Nordine thinks only of her own pain, which pushes Manon to leave.
The policeman finds his confidante and talks to Roxane about the conversation he had with Manon, which allows Roxane to put him back on the right track. For her part, Manon is consoled by her mother on the pretext that it is because of Valentin that she is crying. Finally the tone continues to rise between Camille and Dorian who have trouble understanding each other. Sidelined, Dorian confides in his mother who tries to make him see things from Camille’s point of view, who is surely just trying to forget the trauma she experienced with Stanislas and his mother. The two teenagers have the same discussions that go around in circles and the day ends, after another evening, with Camille’s apologies and a Dorian who no longer knows what to think.
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