Alison records her song in Steve's studio—or so she believes. When Steve asks Jean-Pierre to pay the sound engineer, he seems so surprised and upset that Steve decides to pay him out of his own pocket.

When Jean-Pierre and Alison return to the studio, Steve tells them that Rihanna's producer is interested in working on Alison's album and also asks for another very large sum of money. Jean-Pierre gets angry and becomes very skeptical about the whole affair.

Jean-Pierre finally realizes that Steve, Alison's recording manager, is a scammer. However, Alison is still under Steve's spell and throws caution to the wind.

Alison finally realizes that Steve Holloway is a scammer. Though she'll never get her money back, she still has a bright future as a lawyer specializing in artists' rights.

Cynthia and her friend Brigitte have worked for a small heating company for a few years. However, financial troubles seem to be taking their toll on their boss, and they are concerned for his welfare.

Cynthia's boss Georges is desperate to save his gas heating company from bankruptcy. He hatches a plan and asks for Cynthia's help. As much as she cares about the company and her boss, she can't go along with his crazy plan.

Cynthia's boss Georges asked her to inflate the quotes to boost the coffers. She feels torn because what he's asking her to do is totally illegal, but on the other hand, she doesn't want her colleagues to lose their jobs.

Cynthia reluctantly agrees to go along with her boss's request to inflate the quotes, but her conscience won't let her rest. She is not coping very well.

Cynthia takes pity on a client who can't afford to pay the outrageous prices the company is charging and agonizes over his plight.

Cynthia is very upset because of the situation at work. Her friend Brigitte has a bad feeling about her state of mind and comes to check on her.

Cynthia can't take it anymore and decides to call the fraud control. From now on, the company will be in better hands and can run in a legitimate fashion.

Credit card and insurance fraud are among the most common crimes in the French justice system. In this case, Nadège Berdil is accused by her lover of organizing a credit card scam, which she denies vehemently.

Nadège Berdil appears in court for charges of attempted credit card fraud. She claims that she was manipulated by her lover and his best friend, but the evidence is stacked against her.

Julien Légnant's new revelations to the judge begin to provide a possible motivation for Nadège's actions. Was she under some kind of financial pressure?

Although Julien and Barthélémy have criminal records, their story is plausible. Nadège may have been desperate enough to commit such a fraud.