Episode 2
September 1998. Victor and Serge are leading a quiet life as a couple. Victor has become a talented architect, and remains close to Aurélie, who is the single-mother of a baby to which he is godfather. On the face of it, everything is going fine. Yet the passion between Victor and Serge has gradually faded over time.
Serge is very involved running an LGBT charity, where he takes in Basile, 17, who is provocative yet lost. His parents threw him out when they found out he was gay.
Meanwhile, Victor is in charge of his first project. On the building site, he runs into Selim, who has become a foreman. Time stands still. Selim says he regrets his behavior back then, but is happy with the choice he made: He's married and has started a family. Meeting this old lover destabilizes Victor, and awakens his teenage desire.
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