Paul wants to close his father’s hardware store. In the storeroom, he discovers eight envelopes and a list of customers who must not be asked to pay. Understanding these debts will force him to see the man he thought he knew differently.
The workshop closes on Friday. Benoît and Pascal, colleagues for twenty-four years, are supposed to start a business together afterwards. But Pascal has accepted a job elsewhere. As the machines leave and one final order remains to be finished, each day makes his silence harder to repair.
Mélanie’s first novel finally finds its readers. Then an old friend writes to her: the girl in chapter eleven is her. Two days before a meeting in their childhood town, a forgotten letter forces the author to reread the passage she was most proud of.
For her wedding, Nina hires an actor to stand in for her absent father. He seems ideal, until he recognises someone among the suppliers. The ceremony she wanted to simplify will demand an unexpected decision.
Camille is clearing her mother’s house when a stranger walks in with a pie. Her brother recognises him and wants him out. But the man left something here, and this time he intends to take it back.