Louis is Backed into a Corner

Teyssier and Clotilde warn Rose of their plan to bring Louis down. They also hope to rally the entire teaching staff. Unfortunately, Rose fails to convince Claire. Clotilde and Teyssier, for their part, tell Anouk the whole truth from the beginning, especially regarding Chef Simoni.

Meanwhile, Louis is teaching his second-year class. He notices that Carla is absent. He confesses to Bérénice that he regrets her being so stubborn, then helps the young girl with her recipe.

After class, Bérénice finds her girlfriend letting off steam against a punching bag in the park. She admits that Louis is a good teacher. But Carla still sticks to her guns: she declares that he’s nothing but a murderer who belongs in prison. At the same time, the young man joins her and suggests she form her own opinion of him, pointing out that they have one thing in common: the fact that they weren’t wanted by their respective fathers at birth.

For her part, Anouk finds Claire in the kitchen and encourages her to betray Louis for her own good. At the end of the day, the entire teaching staff gathers in the principal’s office, where Louis is summoned. Clotilde explains to him that he has 24 hours to leave the Institute. If he doesn’t, they’ll all resign…

Gaspard decides he must forget about Maya.

Thanks to Léonard, Gaspard learns that Maya delayed her return due to a bus problem. He also hears that the young woman had a wonderful vacation with Malik and doesn’t want to go home.

Later, Gaspard confesses to Coline that he was actually hoping for this vacation to make Maya realize how bored she is with Malik. Coline encourages his friend to tell Maya how he truly feels about him through a letter.

In his room, Gaspard writes several different versions, revealing himself completely. Passing by, Léonard picks up some rough drafts from the floor and reads a few passages. He doesn’t know who these words are intended for, but he pokes fun at Gaspard a little, before realizing that the latter is taking things very seriously.

Later, Gaspard confesses to Coline that he feels relieved to have written down what he felt. But he throws his letter in the trash because he realizes that his feelings are not reciprocated and that he needs to move on. Behind his back, Coline retrieves the letter from the trash.

Tom and Lionel Are Wrong About Julia

At the shared apartment, Tom and Lionel tell Jasmine that Julia is going to take the Master’s exam. They were unaware that she already knew and that Julia had actually asked her permission. Jasmine insists she has no problem with her and asks her friends to leave her alone.

Later, Tom and Lionel catch Julia and Jim together at the coffee shop. From a distance, they are convinced they are flirting. In reality, Julia is comforting Jim, who is confiding in him about his painful breakup with Jasmine. Tom is once again determined to get rid of Julia.