In the upcoming episode of Un Si Grand Soleil, which will air on France 3, Marc is seen in a low mood. He shares his latest photos with Alix, who finds them "unique," while Marc considers them boring. Marc believes his lack of inspiration is linked to his recent breakup with Stephanie. Alix suggests that Marc reconcile with his ex, and Marc leaves a voice message for Stephanie, setting up a meeting at the kiosk. However, Stephanie does not show up, leading Marc to believe she has stood him up. Meanwhile, Paloma reprimands Marc for his behavior, blaming his breakup with Stephanie for his current mood. At the kiosk, Marc waits for Stephanie but eventually gives up and continues drinking. Meanwhile, Boris takes out his frustration on Laurine. Bilal is dealing with an ultimatum from Saskia: accept a conventional breakup for 50,000 euros and take responsibility for the crisis at Phynoma, or face being fired for gross misconduct. Elise, Ulysse, and Ludo are worried about him. Catherine tells Laurine that Boris must see the judge today, and there is a good chance he will be released, though Muriel is unlikely to avoid prison. Laurine tells her mother that Boris's imprisonment could destroy him, and Catherine urges her to support Boris, emphasizing the importance of family support. At L. Cosmetics, Saskia tells Berthier to make it clear to Bilal that accepting the proposal is the best solution for both him and the company. Berthier becomes aware that he may have to betray his friend. Muriel and her lawyer, Margot, meet with Judge Cécile Alphand, where Muriel learns she could face up to three years in prison and a 45,000 euro fine, with provisional detention until the trial. Her son, Toma, will be entrusted to her grandmother, Eve. Berthier confronts Bilal about the proposal, but Bilal needs time to think. Berthier advises him to accept the conventional breakup, warning that refusal could lead to a prolonged legal conflict. Later in the day, Florent and Boris meet with Judge Alphand, where Florent fights to save his client, but the outcome is uncertain. Boris is placed under judicial supervision instead of provisional detention. After the meeting, Florent informs Boris he will file a complaint, but Boris is more concerned with Muriel's release and reuniting with Toma. In the evening, Boris reflects on the chaos in his life when Laurine unexpectedly arrives. She claims she did not denounce Boris, Muriel, and Charles. Boris does not believe her and confronts her, accusing her of ruining their lives and calling her names before demanding she leave.