Tomorrow belongs to us (spoilers): the reasons for Nicolas’ revenge against Victoire

In the episode of tomorrow belongs to us Friday, August 12, Victoire (Solène Hébert) told the truth. Surveillance camera footage confirms his claims. : she did not kill Cédric (Julien Cheminade), since his respirator was disconnected more than twenty minutes after his departure from the hospital. At worst, Samuel (Axel Kiener) tries to find out why Nicolas (Carl Vervier) is attacking him. But the nurse reveals to him that it does not matter to him, thatit is simply a means of making Victoire suffer. Shortly after, he is surprised to see that Victoire is back in the hospital. He admits to him to have swung it to the police, by speaking to them about the video of Samuel. But the doctor does not hold it against her colleague or Noor (Sahelle de Figueiredo), whose actions she understands perfectly. As Nicolas puts his hand on hers, Victoire notices that he no longer wears his watch.. He claims he simply forgot to put it on this morning. Nevertheless, it tilts in his mind. Neither one nor two, she asks Noor to confirm that her watch is the one that was found at the place of Samuel’s attack. Noor takes the opportunity to reveal to him that after Cédric’s death, it was Nicolas who came to talk to her and convinced her to report her to the police.

By checking the schedules for the day of Cédric’s death, they also notice that Nicolas is not indicated there, whereas Noor spent the evening with him. There is therefore no longer any doubt with Victoire: it is Nicolas who is behind all this. She then goes to stud to apologize to Paul (Rotem Jackman). She takes the opportunity to ask him if he knows Nicolas. Which is the case but under another name and he introduced himself as a doctor specializing in brain operations. It was after Solange’s death that he came to the stud farm for the first time. She therefore warns Georges (Mayel Elhajaoui) who ends up finding an article about him on a story of hazing in medical school… the same one where Victoire studied. Nicolas narrowly escaped drowning that night. Victoire remembers it perfectly, she was against this hazing. His parents had tried to step up but the university had covered up the case. After this story, Nicolas had abandoned his studies, because of health problems. So that’s why he would take revenge. By retracing Nicolas’ career, Georges realized that he had followed three hazers who, coincidentally, lost loved ones or had serious accidents at that time. He used the same modus operandi as in Sète. And nobody recognized him because at the time he was obese. Meanwhile, Samuel manages to untie his bonds but when he thinks he can escape from the boat, Nicolas knocks him out with a harpoon.

Sophie dots the i’s with Manon

Manon (Louvia Bachelier) is on cloud nine. Nordine (Youcef Agal) sent him a message full of tenderness telling her that he is thinking of her. When William (Kamel Belghazi) asks her if she intends to introduce them soon to the one who is at the origin of her smile, she retorts with a pirouette that it is simply the holidays and the sun that create her happiness. But her father doesn’t believe it for a second. At the same time, Manon and Nordine agree to meet the same day after work. In the meantime, the policeman visits Sophie (Carole Bianic) at the office to tell her about this situation. But she doesn’t give him time to talk and sends him to retrieve files from her office before they have lunch together. So she uses it to search the messages between Nordine and Manon. Sophie then goes to the straw hut where Nordine and Manon were to meet. She settles next to her rival and makes her believe that Nordine is in her bed and that he told her about his little crush on Manon. She feels humiliated and ashamed. On the advice of Charlie (Clémence Lassalas), she decides to block the one she loves.

Camille (Elisa Ezzedine) and Dorian (Rayane Huber) were leaving a store when the alarm went off. The young man instantly understood that despite his promise his darling had started stealing again. A security guard calls out to her and retrieves the bottle of perfume she had put in her bag. Above all, he wants to warn the police. Dorian tries to convince him not to, to no avail. He resents his dear and tender. Facing Sara (Camille Genau), Camille claims not to know what got into her and tells her of her regrets. But the policewoman is obliged to take the store’s complaint. Above all, she reminds him that she is awaiting the Beaumont trial, so it is not very intelligent of her to act like this because it will not give not a pretty picture of her to the judge. Sara has no choice but to warn Raphaëlle (Jennifer Lauret). Maud (Sixtine Dutheil) and Dorian go after Emma (Luna Lou), believing that it is her fault that Camille risks going to prison. But the main interested party fully assumes the consequences of her actions, and does not blame her friend. While Emma wants to go back to her grandparents, Camille convinces her to stay, telling her that she needs her. What hurt Dorian who prefers to leave. He goes to the police station to denounce himself. He claims to have slipped the perfume into Camille’s bag to give him a present for their first birthday. But Sara doesn’t believe him and talks about it to Aurore (Julie Debazac) who still agrees to take his statement, knowing full well that he won’t change his mind.

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