In the upcoming episodes of Demain nous appartient, Aaron (played by Stany Coppet) has been exposed to the authorities, and the police have gathered enough evidence to arrest the surgeon. Aaron recently killed Perrine (Laëtitia Strus) after injecting her with a substance he believed would save her, but this act ultimately led to his exposure. Victoire (Solène Hebert), who has been warning others about Aaron's troubling behavior, now finds herself in a tense situation as the police move against him. In the episode that aired on Thursday, October 1st, Aaron is cornered by the police, with Georges (Mayel Elhajaoui) and Sara (Camille Genau) heading to the hospital to arrest him. As he realizes he is about to be imprisoned, Aaron flees and takes refuge in a storage room at the facility, locking himself in with double locks. While the police try to open the door, Victoire realizes her friend and roommate is about to make a critical mistake. She knows him well, as he does not waste time injecting himself with substances. When the police finally manage to enter the room, they find Aaron on the ground, unconscious. However, it remains uncertain whether Aaron is truly dead. In the October 2nd episode, which is already available in advance on TF1+, Victoire will manage to save him. He will explain to Sara how he got to that point and reveal that he sees Simon (Sofiane Francine). The surgeon will have to face the consequences of his actions in court, even though Roxane's (Raphaele Volkoff) girlfriend will request a psychological evaluation to assess his mental state.