HERE IT ALL STARTS. In episode 538 of Here it all begins this Thursday, November 24, to Greg’s chagrin, Eliott and Jude get dangerously close. Summary in advance and spoilers.
In episode 538 of Here it all begins on Thursday, November 24, the tension rises a notch between Greg and Eliott who can no longer communicate. While Eliott maintains that nothing is happening between him and Jude, Greg, blinded by jealousy, is convinced that he is losing his boyfriend. To prevent them from getting closer, Greg goes so far as to violently threaten his rival, telling him in passing that it is useless to flirt with Eliott because he is asexual. Exasperated by Greg’s behavior, Eliott actually ends up getting closer to his new partner. Discovering that they like the same music, they start dancing and… Jude kisses Eliott!
In parallel, still in this episode of ITC, Kelly and Salomé see Thomas with his daughter. Even if she takes it upon herself, Kelly has a lot of trouble coping with the situation… A little later, Salomé meets Thomas half-naked in the locker room and it seems that her teacher’s charms don’t leave her indifferent. She tells Anaïs what she feels: she is afraid of betraying Kelly by being attracted to Thomas. For her part, Kelly has an anxiety attack. For Salomé, it’s clear, she was upset by the fact of having seen her father with Alyssa. Kelly admits that she has the impression that the latter robbed her of the life she should have had.
Finally, in the episode of Here it all begins broadcast on Thursday November 24 on TF1, Antoine summoned Vic and Jérémy. He knows they called a client, Séverine, after finding her number in the register. The principal would like to understand what got into them, but Jeremy maintains that he can’t tell him anything. Subsequently, Clotilde also tries to find out more from her son who ends up confessing to her that he saw Joachim with this woman and thinks that there is something between them. Why did Joachim claim not to know her if he has nothing to reproach himself for? Despite everything, Clotilde decides to trust her companion. Considering that she has no moral lesson to receive from the man she lives with, she now prefers to put a distance between her and her son.