In episode 1233 of Tomorrow belongs to us from Wednesday July 20, 2022, Robin confesses everything but continues to protect Brunet. Summary in advance and spoilers.
In DNA episode 1233 from July 20, Robin admits to being the author of the sabotages but claims that his only motivation was jealousy. Martin wants the name of the man he protects and who ordered everything, but Robin is determined not to talk about Brunet. For his part, Alex is in the worst possible condition, Chloe advises him to go talk to his brother because he needs to empty his bag, to understand what he has done. For the police, this may be a last chance to bring down Victor, Robin could well confide in Alex. But even in front of his brother, Bellanger does not change his speech… for Alex, there is only one thing left to do: leave Robin alone, face to face with himself.
Elsewhere in Sète, as her departure approaches, Sofia is sad to leave angry with her parents. But to her great surprise, Aurore shows up at her farewell party at La Paillote. She couldn’t let her daughter go like that, even if she does not fail to let Romain know that she has her eye on him. And since William has not come, Sofia joins him at home. Father and daughter make peace and share a touching moment. William has confidence in her, he is sure that she will succeed, even if she will always remain his darling little girl. In the DNA episode of Wednesday July 20, Sofia and Romain leave Sète and take the road to their new life.
Finally, in the episode of Tomorrow belongs to us broadcast on July 20 on TF1, Samuel, Victoire and Anne-Marie went to stud. Paul says he is delighted that Samuel is taking over the estate and promises to help him with the management. They meet Benjamin who has come to do the obstacle course and are impressed by his level. He offers Victoire to give him riding advice, the latter is delighted and finds that he is a very good teacher. Samuel points out to her that they have fun together, even after their breakup. To reassure him, Victoire kisses him passionately. With an air of mystery, Paul observes them from afar.