As the summer plot of “Tomorrow belongs to us” comes to an end, the true identity of Violette (Salomé Benitha) will finally be revealed. A shock for Damien (Adrien Rob), who is much closer to the teenager than he thought.
A twist in Tomorrow belongs to us: Sara (Camille Genau) and the cops from the Sète police station finally discover the true identity of Violette (Salomé Benitha), and it’s a shock for Damien (Adrien Rob), who thus sees his past reappear unexpectedly.
Arrested by the police when she was trying to flee France with little Enora, Angélique (Laëtitia Milot) confesses and reveals the tragedy that took place in the Raynauds’ vacation home in 2009. The real Violette, then three-year-old died of anaphylactic shock after eating a biscuit containing peanuts for a brief moment when she had escaped the vigilance of her parents.
Refusing to have their daughter taken from them, Angélique and Didier buried Violette’s body at the bottom of the garden and, in a moment of madness, Angélique, who had gone for some fresh air, saw a little girl alone at the back of the car. a car at a picnic area and took it away. Thus making her pass in the eyes of all for Violette for nearly fifteen years.
Until a discovery made by Emma (Luna Lou), then the suspicions of Béatrice (Sophie Michard), jeopardize the terrible secret of the Raynaud couple.
Violette is actually Alice Julliard, Damien’s sister!
Upon learning the truth from Karim (Samy Gharbi) and Georges (Mayel Elhajaoui), Damien becomes livid. As if this abduction which occurred fourteen years ago was terribly familiar to him. And for good reason: a DNA test carried out in secret by the forensic science technician confirms that Violette is far from unknown to Damien.
The episode of Tomorrow belongs to us from Friday August 18, already available in advance on MyTF1 Max, indeed reveals that Violette’s real name is none other than Alice Julliard. And that the teenager is therefore the sister of Damien!
Completely turned upside down by this news, Damien explains to Audrey (Charlotte Gaccio) that he never spoke to her about his sister because he felt guilty. “I couldn’t do it. I was ashamed. I always felt very guilty”, confides the young man to his wife. Indeed, Damien was supposed to watch over Alice at the time of her abduction, and her parents, with whom he ended up cutting ties, reproached him for it for a long time.
For Audrey, the fact that Damien, who notably shares his taste for electro music with his sister, immediately hooked up with Violette during the investigation was a sign of fate: “I remember the first time you spoke to me about Violette, finally about Alice. You told me that you found her touching. It’s as if you were still connected somewhere”. “It’s true, when I think about it, I felt like I knew her”admits Damien. “When we discussed, it was fluid. We immediately hooked”.
The time of reunion then came for Damien and Alice, determined to make up for lost time. And given that the teenager will be moving in with Sara and Roxane for some time, everything suggests that she will play an important role in the future of Damien and the Roussel family. Case to follow.
Tomorrow belongs to us continues Monday to Friday at 7:10 p.m. on TF1.