In the upcoming episode of Un Si Grand Soleil, set to air on France 3, several key storylines are expected to develop. At the kiosk, Emma informs Blamont that he will no longer be serving customers and is instead assigned to clean toilets, the kitchen, and clear tables. Blamont is unhappy, especially because he feels he is not being tipped by customers anymore. Meanwhile, at the farm, Flore is worried about having enough vegetables for an upcoming order of 100 servings for the kiosk. Ludo tells her that working with Gary is necessary for financial reasons and encourages her to make sure Gary is satisfied. However, when Flore delivers the crates to Arnaud, she has replaced artichokes with chicory, which upsets him. Arnaud brings this up with Gary, who defends Flore's decision. During the service, Emma catches Blamont serving Claudine and reprimands him, sending him back to his cleaning duties. Emma then tells Claudine that there are no more artichokes available but promises a special dish from the chef. She later tells Arnaud that she convinced Claudine he had full freedom to prepare the dish, which causes Arnaud to express his frustration, saying, "I can't take it anymore." In another part of the story, Eve is preparing to drop Toma off at the daycare and tells Manu that she plans to request the removal of Boris and Muriel's guardianship of Toma, making her the sole guardian. She is surprised by Manu's support and confesses her feelings for him. Florent tells Catherine that Boris is likely to leave the next day. Muriel is in a difficult position because of her presence at Eliott's death scene and her role in covering up Charles's involvement. Catherine, however, dismisses Muriel's situation, saying it is not her concern. Saskia confronts Bilal in front of Elisabeth, holding him responsible for the crisis and offering to handle it. Elisabeth agrees, and Laurine, who is present, is pleased with the outcome. Later, Laurine tells Elisabeth that Muriel will likely end up in prison. Bilal feels more pressure as he fears he cannot escape the crisis. Charles is informed that he may face a potential 30-year prison sentence and is placed in provisional detention until the verdict is reached. Saskia offers Bilal a conventional termination with 50,000 euros in exchange for him taking full responsibility for Phynoma. If he refuses, he risks being fired for serious misconduct. The episode seems to bring several characters to a critical point in their personal and professional lives, with tensions rising and consequences looming for many.