Now we are separated: Martin has left Julie. Fortunately, their relationship has found a certain amicable balance. Martin can now explore his new bachelor life and try dating again.
Martin notices Patrick behaving badly towards Véro. Jean-François has also already remarked on the fact that Patrick can be very condescending towards her. Together they try to decide what they should do about it.
Dilemma: Audrey is ready to move in with Martin. But now it comes down to it, Martin is less and less certain: after all this new commitment will put a definite end to his relationship with Julie and their life as a family life. He's going to have to choose, but how?
The announcement: How did Julie and Martin's separation come about? Minor foibles that continued to irritate, little secrets, everyday problems... So many small things that built up over time until something had to give. But the hardest part was telling the children.
Florence's 18th birthday: It's Florence's birthday. The family has organised a mega party and invited absolutely everyone - Unfortunately they've invited far too many people for things to go as planned.
After the announcement: The couple now have to tell their parents about the separation, before the media get hold of the news. And everyone around them seems to have their own opinion about it, right down to the staff at the children's school.
A prickly problem: Martin learns that he has an STD. Unfortunate in itself, but the real problem is that he spent a night with Julie not so long ago - He'll have to tell her, but how? Everyone has plenty of advice for him .
50 years young: Martin, still single, discovers that Julie has a "boyfriend". Once he's over the shock, he decides it's time he found someone as well. But his first conquest is not as promising as first hoped.
A new blond: Martin continues his one-night stands, but love seems just as far out of reach. He worries about Monique, who seems more and more confused, and has to take on a tutor for Léo who's in danger of failing his year.
