Episode 2
Eight years after his arrest, Roxane finds his freedom. She is determined to do everything to trace the thread of the plot of which she was the victim and intends to prove that she is innocent. Helped in her reintegration by Dany, her former co-inmate, Roxane struggles to reconnect with Alexis and Alma. Indeed, Alexis has since rebuilt her life with Inès, and Alma, who has grown up well, no longer wants to see her mother again. For his part, Lieutenant Combas, cured, returned to his post and now works under the orders of Maupin, his former companion. But their relations remain stormy. Assailed by doubt, he plunges into the archives of the Delage affair ...
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