On Tuesday February 13 in Tomorrow Belongs to Us (7:10 p.m., TF1), Violette continues to get closer to Jordan but not only that. Meanwhile, Gilles is celebrating when he collapses on the ground.
In the February 13 episode of Tomorrow Belongs to Us, Jordan goes to return one of Enora’s items of clothing forgotten at home by Violette and gets dressed up to go. Jack calls out to him, he suspects that Jordan has a crush on Violette but their complicated family ties block him. When Jordan arrives at Philippine’s house, Charles is there and mistakes Jordan for Violette’s boyfriend. Even if she denies it, Charles has seen that she likes him. Later while Violette is having lunch with Roxane and Charles at Spoon, she meets Liam who offers her a drink. Her big brother warns her, It can be risky to play on two tables at the same time. Later while she is with Liam, Jordan meets Violette and seems disappointed to see her close to someone else.
Elsewhere in Sète, the investigation continues to find out which is at the origin of the threats received by Gilles. Sara interviews a delivery man who makes a very effective robot portrait. Thanks to this portrait, Damien can associate this man with the one who appears on surveillance video images from Sète from the day before. This is the man Diego saw talking with Cécile. The latter explains to Jack and Rayane that he did not speak to Gilles about what happened because he wonders what the relationship is between Cécile and the man in question. Later, Cécile tries on wedding dresses while Gilles leaves with Alex and Sylvain for his bachelor party. Gilles having forgotten to take his food supplements, Cécile reminds him that she has some in her bag.
Will George break his promise?
At the police station, Timothée manages to identify the mysterious man who threatened Gilles. This is Pascal Villard, a 63-year-old man who has gaming addiction problems and is banned from Casio. Meanwhile, Alex and Sylvain toast with Gilles at the farmhouse while Villard watches them from afar then calls Cécile to tell her that he misses her. Gilles’ evening ends at Spoon and everyone is in full celebration when Gilles holds his chest and collapses. Finally, Georges is in the middle of a dilemma. He promised Vanessa, still in prison, that he would take care of their baby. But he doesn’t think he can do it and thinks that the child would be better off in a family that isn’t involved in all their stories. For Sara, Georges owes Vanessa nothing and the child’s happiness is the priority. Later, Mélody suggests to Georges that they go to a restaurant the next day and the latter, with his mind elsewhere, accepts without realizing that it will be Valentine’s Day.
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Who is threatening Gilles?
Elsewhere in Sète, the investigation continues to find out who is behind the threats received by Gilles. Sara interviews a delivery man who makes a very effective robot portrait. Thanks to this portrait, Damien can associate this man with the one who appears on surveillance video images from Sète from the day before. This is the man Diego saw talking with Cécile.
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Does Cécile know her captor?
The latter explains to Jack and Rayane that he did not speak to Gilles about what happened because he wonders what the relationship is between Cécile and the man in question. Later, Cécile tries on wedding dresses while Gilles goes with Alex and Sylvain for his bachelor party. Gilles having forgotten to take his food supplements, Cécile reminds him that she has some in her bag.
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Gilles feels unwell
At the police station, Timothée manages to identify the mysterious man who threatened Gilles. This is Pascal Villard, a 63-year-old man who has gaming addiction problems and is banned from Casio. Meanwhile, Alex and Sylvain toast with Gilles at the farmhouse while Villard watches them from afar then calls Cécile to tell her that he misses her. Gilles’ evening ends at Spoon and everyone is celebrating when Gilles clutches his chest and collapses.
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Georges asks himself questions
Finally, Georges is in the middle of a dilemma. He promised Vanessa, still in prison, that he would take care of their baby. But he doesn’t think he can do it and thinks that the child would be better off in a family that isn’t involved in all their stories. For Sara, Georges owes Vanessa nothing and the child’s happiness is the priority. Later, Mélody suggests to Georges that they go to a restaurant the next day and the latter, with his mind elsewhere, accepts without realizing that it will be Valentine’s Day.