The truth is out and Patricia's days at the company are numbered. Will Olivier come to his senses and redress the situation?

Élodie finally reaches Fabrice, who is very distraught after the loss of his partner. They clear things up between them, and Élodie discovers the awful truth.

Fabrice's colleagues are growing increasingly hostile toward him. Meanwhile, he receives devastating news about his partner Christophe.

Fabrice is still baffled by the strange and hostile atmosphere at the office. Meanwhile, Patricia's undermining work is bearing fruit.

Fabrice is totally blindsided by Olivier's about-face. He goes from being promoted to being demoted to a lower position. And the tension in the office is palpable. What is going on?

Patricia reveals bombshell news to her boss about Fabrice, who has no idea about the insidious rumors circulating about him.

Patricia overhears a phone conversation between Fabrice and his partner and can't believe her ears. She's eager to tell Élodie about it.

Fabrice's new promotion triggers the unbridled jealousy of a colleague who feels overlooked. Will he be able to survive her slanderous rumors and make the truth prevail?

In a very emotional denouement, all anger dissolves as both parties realize that this is not a time for conflict. However, the couple will face new challenges... together!

Xavier Plot finally decides to reveal his dark secret, to everyone's surprise. Why has he been meeting with a doctor every week?

The second mystery woman involved in Xavier Plot's life is summoned to testify in court. However, she claims that she's sworn to professional secrecy.

Suzie tells the court about Xavier's strange behavior and what prompted her to follow him. That's when she discovered that there was yet another woman involved.

Bombshell revelations deal a heavy blow to Suzie as the hearing uncovers some secrets about her husband's past.

The judge is trying to find out what happened with the money from the sale of the apartment. Xavier Plot is very reluctant to tell.

Xavier Plot maintains that he threw his back out before the planned trip to Normandy and that he didn't sell his apartment to his mistress. Who will the judge believe?