In the latest episode of Love is in the meadowa close comparison between Jean and his suitor Laurence took place. Indeed, while he appeared closer to his rival Natalie During the first moments on the farm, his strong and enterprising character seemed to tire him. And it was Laurence’s softer, calmer personality that he turned to. The latter had also reserved a nice surprise for him for their third evening at the farm, namely an outing to a guinguette.
On the program: petit fours, cups and dancing. If the atmosphere was initially intended to be rather festive with energetic rhythms on the track, everything ended up calming down with the arrival of the slows. A moment that Laurence was impatiently waiting for to be able to physically get closer to Jean. And to get closer, they got closer!
Their last dance ended in a (very) long and languorous kiss. Impossible for them to detach themselves even though Nathalie was at their table just behind, busy watching them and ruminating. “I feel all alone, I knew she was going to grab it. When you see them dancing glued tight, kisses on the forehead, it’s good what. Do you think I’m not watching? There she jibulates [à traduire ‘jubile’, NDLR] she thinks she’s won… It’s tight, it’s the elastic in my underpants, I’m disappointed, I thought he had a preference for me, I think Jean made his choice“, she confided afterwards. For Jean, on the contrary, he could not come down from his little cloud. “There, you make me really happy, it’s our most beautiful moment“, he addressed to Laurence.
But “All good things come to an end“, as the DJ of the event said. And it was indeed the three of them who had to go back to Jean’s home where the tension is likely to be at its height… To find out, he will have to follow the next episode expected next week!