In the next episode of “Here It All Begins”… Facing Maya, Malik rings the bells. Stanislas and Angèle set the record straight. For the Student Union elections, Tom and Lionel are putting all their eggs in one basket.

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.

Wednesday, September 24th on Here It All Begins…

Eléonore Arrives at the Institute

Gary advises Malik to abandon his plan for revenge against Gaspard and speak calmly to Maya. But it’s too late. Malik doesn’t want to back down. He can’t wait for Gaspard’s girlfriend, Eléonore, to arrive at the Institute.

During the pastry class, Alice sadly announces to her students that she’s canceling her module. Gaspard tries to understand the situation. Alice explains that Clotilde rejected his concept for a festival focusing on the intensity of flavors. The young man retorts that his concept is brilliant and that she must stick to it.

This doesn’t escape Maya’s notice, who then confides to Léonard that Gaspard seems to be changing for the better. At that moment, Malik walks by and ignores them. Léonard points out that the last time they spoke, he asked him about Gaspard.

Maya therefore decides to clear the air with her ex. She finds him in his room, in tears. Malik declares that he knows about her deception. He admits that he’s even more hurt that she lied to him by claiming she hadn’t left him for someone else. He then adds that she’ll soon see Gaspard’s true colors and urges her to meet up with him at the end of the day to find out.

Meanwhile, Alice tells Marc that Clotilde has rejected her project. Despite the latter’s arguments (the concept isn’t mature enough and it’s not the right time to launch such a project), Alice is convinced that the chef refused because she thinks a person on the spectrum isn’t capable of organizing a festival.

Marc then goes directly to Clotilde to defend Alice and her concept. But Chef Armand points out that their colleague isn’t the ideal person to organize a festival because of his unusual behavior, which many people can’t understand. Despite Marc’s arguments in Alice’s favor, Clotilde declares that she won’t change her mind.

Later, Maya finds Gaspard in the kitchen. She explains that Malik knows about what happened between them. She also tells him about his warning to her. At the same time, Eléonore, who isn’t Gaspard’s girlfriend, but his mother, bursts into the kitchen. The young man immediately asks her to leave. Clearly, their relationship is very strained…

Fleur is appointed Student Union President

Lionel and Tom both have the same ideas for publicizing their Student Union project: T-shirts, a filmed choreography to post on social media… They’re so competitive that all their running mates, except Fleur, end up giving up.

Aware of the situation, Clotilde summons Tom and Lionel to announce that the Student Union President elections are canceled. At the same time, Fleur drops by to return Lionel’s car keys. Clotilde questions her about her motivations for being part of the project. Fleur is responsible and convincing enough that the boss automatically assigns her the position of Student Union President. She leaves the treasurer and secretary positions to Lionel and Tom.

Stanislas and Angèle reconcile

At Double A, Pénélope tries to open Stanislas’s eyes to the lack of professionalism of the piano tie he’s wearing. She even spills coffee on it on purpose to prevent him from keeping it on him.

Meanwhile, at the farm, Angèle welcomes Eléonore, Gaspard’s mother, who has just moved into the spare room in the shared apartment.

A little later, Stanislas meets Angèle at the farm. She has taken off her fruit jumpsuit because it was itchy. Stanislas tells her what happened to his piano tie. The couple realizes they had an argument over a trivial matter and reconciles.

They go through their things and come to an agreement. Coline then reminds them that there is an empty closet at the end of the hall and that they don’t have to throw everything away.