In the next episode of “Here It All Begins”… At the institute, Gaspard reaps what he sows. In class, Tom flirts. Meanwhile, Bianca defends her territory.

Warning: The following paragraphs contain spoilers for the episode of “Here It All Begins” airing tomorrow night on TF1! If you’d rather not know, move on.

Thursday, September 25th in Here It All Begins…

Gaspard and Malik come to blows

Gaspard meets Eléonore at Jude’s counter to remind her they had a deal: no contact except in case of emergency for Malo. Eléonore retorts that she simply responded to the appointment he texted her. Gaspard explains that the message was sent by someone else and confirms that he has no desire to include her in his life.

At the Institute, Gaspard confronts Malik, accusing him of having his mother come. While Gary tries to separate the two boys, Gaspard provokes Malik about Maya until the latter punches him in the face. There is no question of them sharing a room at the boarding school anymore.

Gaspard gathers his things and looks for another place to stay. Maya doesn’t want him moving into her room. Coline suggests the marshland flatmate, but Carla and Enzo refuse to take him in. Coline then suggests he come to her place.

Meanwhile, at the farm, Eléonore confides in Angèle about her relationship with Gaspard, hoping to mend the rift between them. She says they were very close before she made some mistakes, and he rightly resented her.

Afterwards, Angèle introduces Eléonore to Gaëtan and Alice. Everyone encourages her to persevere in organizing her festival. Eléonore, who works in events, takes a look at her application and also encourages her. Alice then wants to hire her to convince Clotilde.

Later, Gaspard moves into the farm. He discovers that his mother is still there. She says she’s going to catch a train the next day. In the meantime, she leaves the farm for the evening.

Meanwhile, Maya finds Malik in the park and apologizes for the hurt she caused him. She worries about him because revenge or fighting aren’t like him. The young man retorts that he doesn’t recognize her either and feels sully that she cheated on him with a guy like Gaspard.

Back from her party, Eléonore agrees to try the tart Coline made herself. She tastes it, then congratulates her. Gaspard then goes into the kitchen and warns his friend about his mother’s tactics: first flattery, then cheating. Coline sends Gaspard back to his room. Once he leaves, Eléonore admits he’s right: she’s done things she’s not proud of…

Anouk is looking for love

Enzo announces to Tom and Jasmine that their first Masterclass will be a masterclass with Chef Rivero. While Jasmine is thrilled, Tom is much less of a fan.

Chef Rivero suggests the following exercise to Solal, Jasmine, and Tom: to team up with one of the three participants she has invited to cook them the best dish of their lives.

Tom immediately takes a shine to one of the participants, Tessia, a student of Greek origin. He pairs up with her. Unlike his classmates, who question their partners about their food preferences, Tom encourages Tessia to open up about her love life. Chef Rivero congratulates him for delving deeply into the person he’s dealing with.

After class, Solal and Jasmine complain about their respective partners. Tom, for his part, doesn’t hesitate to point out that he’s the only one who really understood the exercise. He searches for Tessia on a dating app and comes across Anouk’s profile.

Bianca is jealous of Zoe

Mattéo et Zoé invitent Ismaël au pique-nique des Deuxièmes Années. Bianca les interrompt et embrasse passionnément son petit ami devant eux avant de s’incruster au pique-nique. Elle ramène également Ninon. Jalouse de la complicité entre Ismaël et Zoé, Bianca redirige la jeune fille vers sa colocataire.

En cours, Bianca explique à Ninon qu’elle a bien vu que Zoé draguait son petit ami. Mais elle est rassurée maintenant qu’elle a sorti les crocs. Ferdinand se joint à la conversation, révélant qu’Ismaël a hébergé Léonard et Zoé dans sa chambre pendant le Concours de France de Cuisine, laissant ainsi entendre qu’il a pu se passer quelque chose entre elle et lui.