Jeans seems to have made the right choice by deciding to start a relationship with her suitor Lawrence in Love is in the meadow, much to the chagrin of Nathalie. Between them, everything happened very naturally and without anyone seeing it coming. Indeed, while he was more complicit with Nathalie at the beginning of the stay at the farm, it was indeed Laurence that he ended up kissing languidly during a dance party. And, as soon as they found themselves alone, the rapprochements continued to take place as during a cozy moment in a jacuzzi.
In the episode which will be broadcast on October 24 on M6, Jean and Laurence quietly continue their idyll and this, from the Charente region of the discreet brunette. It was then an opportunity for the farmer to meet some of his beloved’s relatives, and more particularly his daughter Lydia. All together, they were able to share a sweet moment around gourmet desserts during which Lydie glimpsed the sweet personality of Jean. But above all, she was able to see the happiness of her mother. She also took advantage of a one-on-one with the latter to share her positive feelings. “It’s nice to see you with someone who can bring you what you were looking for“, she told him.
Mother and daughter united after a family drama
And for Laurence to confide with emotion: “It goes well, It’s nice to have someone’s attention…“Words that brought Lydie to tears.”It’s gonna make me cry. I’m glad to see you happy, it makes me feel good. You need all of that. It’s the first time you found someone who can be really good for you“.
As happy as she is for her mother, Lydie still cannot help but dread the separation from Laurence, with whom she is very close, especially since the death of her dad. A family drama revealed by Karine Le Marchand in voice-over. “I invested myself a lot with her, with the children, knowing that I was going to go a little further that worried her but she is very happy that I found someone, she knows that i suffer from loneliness, compared to that, it comforted her. She will make her life too, I will make mine. When you reach 60, it’s the last stage of her life to make something happen and she understands that very well.“, analyzed Laurence, just as moved.