Episode 3820
In the future Luc will always have to rely on others. He will never walk again and maybe not even speak again due to the brain-damage. Lowie wants to rebuild his house so he can take care of his father. Frank thinks this is a great responsibility and suggests to Simonne they will take him in. Simonne thinks not only his brother needs him, his son also needs him. Hélène doesn't like it at all there are flowers from Marianne at Geert's funeral and that Nancy made a speech after all. She lets slip she has a new mobile. Simonne talks to Sam, but she only seems a bit tired. Yvette is packing for Winterlicht. She gives Sam a pendant she got from her grandmother to give to her grandchild. At first Eddy is very nervous to give a talk at the press-conference, but gradually he gains confidence.
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