The twists and turns continue in Tomorrow Belongs to Us! After the assault of Audrey (Charlotte Gaccio) and the disappearance of John Kovac (Jean-Michel Péril), the police do their utmost to discover what really happened.
Unfortunately, we know that several characters will not escape unscathed since there will be two deaths in the next episodes. But then, who is in danger? We will have to wait to find out!
Fortunately, our heroes are not all at the heart of this morbid arc, to say the least. Some people are more concerned about their love life! This is particularly the case of Violette (Salomé Benitha) and Jordan (Maxime Lélue) who continue to circle each other without ever daring to take the plunge.
Violette tells Jordan the whole truth
A year after the young woman’s arrival in Sète, it is clear that they have not made much progress. However, Violette seems more courageous and never hesitates to offer her help.
This is what we discover in a extract unpublished episode 1719 revealed by TF1. Jordan came to check on the young woman. While going to Spoon with his sister Lizzie (Juliette Mabilat), he learned that she had been in withdrawal since she stopped taking boosters.
“I said I was in withdrawal but I wasn’t talking about boosters.”
But it is a misunderstanding that arose because of Lilou (Romane Parc) as Violette is quick to confirm: “She didn’t lie, she just misinterpreted what I said to Charles. It’s true that I said I was in withdrawal, but I wasn’t talking about the boosters.”
To which Jordan responds, a little taken aback: “Oh okay, what were you talking about? Were you talking about me?”
A little embarrassed, Violette does not relent: “Well, we don’t see each other much anymore, you know? We don’t see each other anymore. No, but because we’re on vacation, because there’s no more high school, so there you go, I just thought it was a shame and there you go, you get it!”
Revelations that seem to particularly disturb Jordan… Will this new statement allow the duo to finally exchange their first kiss? We sincerely hope so!
