Tomorrow belongs to us (spoilers): the identity of Samuel’s kidnapper revealed

In the episode of tomorrow belongs to us from Thursday, August 11, Angie (Louise Marion), Jahia (Nastasia Caruge) and Lilian (Sylvain Le Gall) are stunned. They were convinced that their father (Julien Cheminade) would wake up. For their part, Noor (Sahelle de Figueiredo) and Nicolas (Carl Vervier) hastened to go to the police station to tell them about their doubts about Cedric’s death, since his respiratory assistance was disconnected. They use it to reveal the existence of Samuel’s video (Axel Kiener) asking Victoire (Solène Hébert) to kill Cédric. Martin (Franck Monsigny) therefore arrests the doctor who proclaims his innocence. He doesn’t understand why she didn’t tell them about Samuel’s video. Victoire replies that she was afraid for her lover’s life. Only Anne-Marie (Véronique Jannot) and Nicolas are aware of the existence of these images. However, she did not kill Cedric.

She confesses to having hesitated to give in to blackmail which had been done to him, but seeing the nurse like this in his hospital bed, she was unable to. And she blames herself terribly for having felt relief on learning of the death of her colleague, hoping that the crow thinks that she had acted out. But she still has no news from him or Samuel. Nevertheless, she remains their first suspect and is therefore kept in custody. By analyzing Samuel’s video, Damien (Adrien Rob) discovers that Samuel is being held in a boat. The police rush to the port of Sète. In contact with the captaincy, Georges (Mayel Elhajaoui) learns that there is only one ship with no declared owner. But as they make it to its mooring spot, there is no boat. He must have left at dawn. Samuel, he faces his executioner. He insults him but the latter advises him to stop, otherwise he will kill him. Her captor is none other than… Nicolas.

Chloé makes a wonderful gift to Roxane, Sara and Bart

Aurore (Julie Debazac) confides in Nordine (Youcel Agal) about the fact that Manon (Louvia Bachelier) is at worst. She explains to him that her daughter is in love with a guy who rejected her. She thought it was Valentin (Thibaut Cattelin) but that’s not the case. She then asks the policeman to go talk to her daughter, since they are close. Something to embarrass him. At the straw hut, Valentin talks with Manon, lamenting that she never called him back. She puts his behavior on the account of his contest to enter the police force and accepts that they are friends. Valentin even encourages him to drop his studies to go into the water with him. However, he regrets having been “friendzoned” and intends to make his daily life more fun despite his stress. Valentin then approaches to kiss him, while Manon rejects him.. A scene which Nordine attended, hastened to join them. After a little misunderstanding, he admits to her that it makes him sick not to see her anymore. As they are about to kiss, they are interrupted by Nordine’s phone ringing. It’s the police station. He has to go there. Nevertheless, the two young people seem to be in heaven.

Bart (Hector Langevin) admits to Chloé (Ingrid Chauvin) that she still thinks a lot about Louise (Alexandra Naoum). Despite everything, the presence of Roxane (Raphaële Volkoff) and Sara (Camille Genau) does her good. And he is delighted to see Roxane’s pregnancy evolve. He can’t wait to feel the baby move through his friend’s belly. Sara arrives at this time at the Spoon. She is upset because with her dear and tender, she hasn’t found a crib for their future toddler. A confidence that did not fall on deaf ears. Chloé therefore decides to offer them the cradle used by Maxime (Clément Rémiens), Judith (Alice Varela) and then Céleste. Roxane and Sara are conquered. They find it beautiful. Bart, too, is touched in the heart.

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