Tomorrow belongs to us (spoilers): the identity of Timothée’s kidnapper revealed (and we didn’t see it coming)

In the episode of tomorrow belongs to us Monday, September 12, Georges (Mayel Elhajaoui) explains to Martin (Franck Monsigny) and Sara (Camille Genau) that the person who hacked their servers pretended to be a Spanish Guardia Civil computer in order to pretend that the police French and Spanish exchanged information. Above all, George makes a disturbing discovery : the hacker sabotaged the attack and left a mysterious code. This is the first name Timothée written backwards.. The police therefore deduce that Timothée (Grégoire Champion) was kidnapped to crack their computer system. And he didn’t give them any more information because he’s being watched. Sabotaging the attack bought him time, sincehe knows he will be killed the second his captor no longer needs him. Distraught and desperate, Victor (Farouk Bermouga) does not want to resolve to sit idly by. So he activated his own network to find his son. Damien (Adrien Rob), he found the kidnapper’s phone and was able to recover part of his demarcation history. The last place he stopped was at the White Stones Park. But Damien couldn’t pull anything from the internal memory and there was obviously no DNA. On the other hand, he sent to the lab a strange substance that was stuck under the keys.

In the meantime, Lisa (Naïma Rodric) and Georges go to the last location of the telephone demarcation, near which the spa is located. For Lisa there is no doubt: the kidnapper goes there to locate his victims. She therefore calls Judith (Alice Varela) who confirms to her that she has been to the spa before their attack. The police therefore interrogate Valentin (Thibaut Cattelin) who has been working at the reception on an interim basis for a few weeks. But the young man told them that he had not noticed a man with strange behavior and had heard no complaints. Georges and Lisa then meet Darius (Laurent Secco), the masseur… and volunteer firefighter, who also wears rangers. He therefore becomes the main suspect and Georges and Lisa take him to the police station. Except thatthey seem to be on the wrong track. At the roommate, Valentin hides in a bag a pair of shoes that strongly resemble rangers, but also a USB key. It copies photos onto this key. On one of them, we see Judith lying on the ground unconscious but she was not yet undressed. Everything therefore leads us to believe that Valentin is the aggressor of Elsa (Bertille Boros-Turquin) and Judith as well as the kidnapper of Timothée.

Aurore takes malicious pleasure in playing with Nordine

Emma’s community service supervisor contacted Raphaëlle (Jennifer Lauret) to express her anger. The young woman (Luna Lou) had several delays and he considers his behavior deplorable claiming that she does as little as possible. Emma rebels. She behaves squarely and has only arrived five minutes late on one occasion. Raphaëlle therefore promises him that she will do everything to make him change his association for his TIG. For his part, Alex (Alexandre Brasseur) has gathered all the supporting documents to relaunch its association for the defense of fauna and flora. Emma could thus have a public utility mission to perform as part of her sentence. Besides, it makes sense for Alex to help someone who needs a second chance. Emma would have a lot of administration but also a communication cap, especially on social networks and would have to go in search of new members. If Alex’s case is strong, Raphaëlle fears that the judge will find it unjustified to change Emma’s structure as fast. At the same time, the young woman is doing her community service except that Gaëtan (Victor Senegas) keeps provoking her to push her to the limit, making sure that her supervisor watches her slip. And it does not fail. The supervisor therefore decides to record this “aggression” in Emma’s file. But the news is good for the high school girl who will indeed be able to perform his TIG in Alex’s association. She is over the moon.

Manon (Louvia Bachelier) and Nordine (Youcef Agal) would like to settle down together. The policeman therefore offers the young woman to come and live with him during her revisions, since he manages to de-stress her. But Manon needs to stay rooted in her world. She therefore suggests that Nordine move in… with her parents.. Which is, at first, far from delighting the latter, who has trouble imagining himself living with his superior. Finally, Nordine lets herself be convinced. And even Sara’s teasing doesn’t change her mind. The two lovebirds therefore share this idea with Aurore (Julie Debazac). After teasing the couple, Aurore accepts that Nordine settles with them until Manon passes her competition. William (Kamel Belghazi), he is on the defensive. He takes it upon himself, because he doesn’t want his daughter to make war on him, he knows perfectly well what Manon is capable of. However, he acknowledges that Nordine seems likeable and realizes he’s never seen his daughter so in love.

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