Episode 4212

Season 22Episode 18725 minMay 16, 2017
Episode 4212

Julia tells Paulien it might be good for her if she could visit Luc at the hospital. Femke is very angry now she knows Eddy is coming out. She doesn't even want Nancy near Vic. Rosa tells Waldek, Sandrine mustn't become the victim of everything. And with Mayra around, he could better be careful or he'll lose his child also. Frank tells Simonne they're doing the castle job in black with Junes who's not insured. Charité wants to do more than just being a secretary. She misses the contact with people.

Episode 4212 has aired on May 16, 2017 at 8:10 PM
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