Tomorrow belongs to us (spoilers): Stanislas’ murderer finally unmasked

In the June 24 episode of Tomorrow belongs to us, Raphaëlle (Jennifer Lauret) and Chloé (Ingrid Chauvin) meet at Raphaëlle’s for a reconstruction of the scene on the evening of the murder. While they explain to Constant (Franck Monsigny) and Nordine (Youcef Agal) what happened, the commander continues to find some inconsistencies who convince him that they are not telling the truth. He struggles to understand why neither Chloé nor Raphaëlle would have wanted to plead self-defense, and the suspects keep repeating that they were too shocked at the time to think about it. Raphaëlle nevertheless ends up admitting that she was Ieter his set of kitchen knives in the port and justifies her behavior by explaining that she was still under the influence and lacked discernment. The lawyer feels guilty for having put her loved ones in danger and for having believed Stanislas despite the warnings of her family.

When Constant goes to see Camille (Elisa Ezzedine) at the hospital – who now knows that his mother has denounced herself – he asks the girl how she hurt her hand. Camille explains that it’s because of the broken coffee table she was pushed onto, but the Commander doesn’t believe it. And he is right since Damien (Adrien Rob) proves shortly after that the cut on Camille’s hand corresponds to a knife blade, and that this is proof that she stabbed Stanislas… Meanwhile Alex (Alexandre Brewer) puts the inauguration of the farmhouse back on the table since he needs to attract customers and above all to replenish the coffers. Same situation with the Roussels when Audrey (Charlotte Gaccio) does the accounts. Jordan (Maxime Lelue), the eldest of the family, therefore decides to go and look for work at Alex’s farmhouse which, according to his mother, is looking for labor to prepare for the inauguration.

Are Judith and Jordan dating?

Jordan quickly gets hired by Alex and sympathize with Judith (Alice Varela), who teases him under the suspicious eye of Noa (Tristan Jerram). Finally for Elsa (Bertille Boros-Turquin) and Timothée (Grégoire Champion), things could go to the next step… or not. If Elsa has clearly stated the wish to sleep with Timothée, the latter is still very distressed by this prospect since he only had the beginning of the experience which did not go very well. As they have a drink at Spoon, Elsa asks her boyfriend if he’s sure he wants to have sex with her, to which he replies in the affirmative. Only after another argument, he is no longer so sure but fears that she will leave him. When he tells his problems to his father, the latter simply tells him that everything will be fine.

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