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EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH
There you are Jean-Philippe, this is your new home.
EcoCleanPro, hello.
You ordered rags and you received...
floorcloths?
Ah, you mean mops!
Yes, the thing you fix to the handle.
I just got here, yes. I have to go.
It looks like it hasn't changed much.
Not sure they've got wifi.
Alright, I'll have a load of 70 delivered to you.
Yes.
- Hello. - You too.
Bye.
Oh, Mélody!
I'll be your internship supervisor.
But I'm an accounting intern... Aren't you a legal expert?
I'm multifunctional here.
Alright.
My mother says hi.
So sweet of her.
We miss her.
This reminds me... I have to order toilet paper.
Your timing is perfect:
the representative for the BtoB sale of cleaning products in Benelux
is coming to visit us today.
Anna Nilsson. You'll just love her.
Isn't she the one who had all the cleaning ladies fired
to "save" money?
Yes.
Indeed.
- Good morning. - Hello.
- Jean-Paul, Jean-Pierre. - Inès.
- This is Mélody, our new intern. - Right, Mariam's daughter.
We miss her a lot.
Jean-Pierre is our control manager and Jean-Paul, our logistics manager.
I...
I worked a bit late last night but I managed to finish.
Actually, it turns out I won't need it.
Oh?
Really?
Sorry.
Well...
I'll just...
At least I'm up to date with the ISO 9000 norms.
See you later, alligator!
It used to be my office.
Patrick preferred to keep me close by.
You're lucky you landed an internship at EcoClean.
I've gone through this with Chloé, it's hard to find.
No, it's all there, yes.
OK, let's do that. I'll see you this afternoon.
- Hello. - Hello!
Is your neck OK?
- Ouch! - Oops.
I'm Mélody, the intern.
Right! Mariam's daughter.
- Could you sign my convention? - Of course.
That's a good school.
Claude De Groot is a teacher there, isn't he?
A very nice guy. But he's so bad at golf. He sucks!
He sucks.
Thanks.
Welcome to EcoCleanPro, the cleaning pros!
Would it be OK for you to make me some more coffee?
Great.
Your first mission is to shred all of these, it's urgent.
No, no. Don't bother reading them.
It's too complex, you wouldn't get it anyway.
These look like regular VAT reports.
You shred them.
As for the rest, you check with Inès.
You know each other, don't you?
- Not much. - For so long!
Thank you.
Nilsson is almost here.
General meeting!
Annual accounts.
Hello!
I'm so glad
to meet with you all again this year.
I'm also glad because once again, this year,
Exxogroup is committed to a project of trust and innovation,
with all of its partners, to serve the creation of value.
So...
Sorry.
What is this all about? Well...
It means that each and every one of you
can be your own manager
in a collaborative but also offensive and disruptive way,
thanks to concrete...
actions,
by optimising an efficient leadership that allows each and every one of you
to be the interpreter of your employer's brand.
Surely, this is quite obvious.
- Now... - Is there some coffee left?
Let's get on with this because I know what you're thinking.
What about the brand? What about it?
Well...
All of this makes perfect sense.
With renewed efforts,
we'll manage to reach our financial goals
and preserve the stability of our shareholders.
How? Through strategic budget sobriety,
and with our vision of expertise and pricing excellence.
It will be much clearer to you
when you see this...
So now,
there's no excluding here, it doesn't mean we can't keep
an overview of the corporate culture,
of the environmental...
issues.
Patrick!
- Sceptical? - Climate-sceptic.
Good, very good. Humour is a good thing.
Then, we move on to...
the incomes according to the type of human capital.
So here we're talking about
gender equality.
An issue which is at the heart
of the communication mission of Exxogroup.
As this graph shows,
you are the worst branch of Exxogroup in that regard.
You are.
There. Any questions?
None.
Back to work.
- Patrick, can we have a word? - Of course, in my office.
Are you OK, Inès?
Are you having a stroke?
See the pink line there?
It's me.
- I was wondering... - Yeah?
- Between us women... - Yeah?
My daughter often says I should assert myself more,
but you know, it's not easy.
So what's the plan?
For?
For equal pay.
It's Patrick you should talk to.
You get along well, don't you?
I'm off.
- Inès... - Hello, Tom.
We're out of toilet paper.
The cleaning ladies are gone so it's up to us.
Tom, wait! Did you fix the storeroom door?
A chick giving orders, is she for real?
Have a lovely day too.
Inès?
Inès!
- Inès? - Yeah?
We're out of paper.
Out of toilet paper.
EcoCleanPro, hello.
Shit!
I think I'll ask for a SUV this year.
On top of your raise?
It worked for Nico last year, didn't it?
You're right. I'll ask too.
Time for individual assessments!
I'll blow his mind away so bad that he'll get a headache.
Come in, boy.
WHY I SHOULD GET A RAISE
With a total of two half-days of sick leave over 52 quarters,
I consider that I deserve a raise.
Hey you,
I didn't want to throw shade in front of Nilsson
but your coffee was horrible again.
If you don't like it, you can...
do it yourself...
I don't care, I don't like coffee anyway.
Besides my work here as a legal expert,
I'm in charge of customer service, secretarial duties, quality control
and human resources.
...customer service, secretarial duties,
quality control,
and human resources.
And I only took two half-days off over my 17 years of working here.
You don't have to convince me how skilled you are, I know it.
Inès. If you didn't exist, we ought to create you!
- But all the others are getting a raise. - If it was up to me,
every month you'd be designated employee of the month.
But the crisis is real.
Anna Nilsson said that equal pay...
For sure.
We'll do everything in our power to make it happen.
Next year we will.
And between you and me, that's what they say, indeed.
But they don't send any extra budget for it.
Nothing, zero, squat!
Nothing.
Yep.
What about the seniority bonus? Shouldn't I get it?
Listen, Inès.
You know I'd do all I can to help you.
I didn't get elected manager of the year
for no reason.
In 1992.
But right now, there's nothing I can do, sorry.
With time and patience,
mulberry leaves turn into silk robes.
Sorry, it's important.
We are done here, aren't we?
Yes honey, I'm listening.
The plumber?
No, pay him off the books.
Of course, no.
Do I look like someone who pays VAT?
Sorry.
Mélody, can I have one of your sedatives?
- They're strong. - You know, at this point...
Thanks.
Everything will be fine.
Time to move up a gear, don't you think?
You're shredding 3 sheets of paper a minute.
At this pace, for 180 sheets, it will take you...
180 times 3,000 an hour... It will take you 16 hours.
We sell cleaning products so everything here has to be perfect.
For your desk, you can use the grapefruit multi-surface cleaner.
Not the anti-static microfibres, they're for the screens.
You represent EcoClean here so you need to be cheerful and dynamic.
It's important if you want to make a career.
Make a career?
At EcoClean?
Make a career!
OK, I get it.
You were pretty hot back then.
What happened?
- Didn't you like that little apron? - Yes, definitely.
Well...
See you later.
With Mélody here, maybe I can eat out with you this year.
Oh, no.
No, I'd rather have you stay here.
We need someone we can trust to hold the fort.
I've never eaten sushi.
You won't miss out on anything.
Japanese food can be sushit.
See you, girls.
I'll bring a coconut ball back for you.
Jean-Philippe?
I don't feel good.
EcoCleanClo, hello.
I'm calling about my cloths.
- Please give me the number of... - Order number?
of...
Your order number.
- 4818. - Ah?
Really?
I still haven't received them.
Oh, too bad.
- "Too bad", what do you mean? - Yep.
- Alright, good night. Well, no... - Are you kidding me?
- Have a nice day. - Have a nice day, yeah.
This place is a nightmare.
They're all morons.
A whole month here, I won't make it.
At worst I won't get graduated.
Come on, Mélody. You know you were lucky Patrick took you in.
- Come on, Mum. - I know what I'm talking about.
- Thank you for waiting. - I have to go, bye.
To stay on the line, press 3.
Do you want some coffee?
No, it yellows the teeth.
I need something stronger.
An energiser.
None of our collaborators are currently available.
We'll answer your call as soon as possible.
What is it?
Viagra.
You want one?
No thanks, I don't drink alcohol.
Alright.
Hello?
Dirk Penningen, speaking. Hello?
Hey, it's Inès Thingummy, the legal expert here at EcocleanPro.
I've read the contract for those vacuum cleaners
and you should feel ashamed!
- But you said... - Put your supervisor on the phone.
- Mr Deslechte is not available. - I don't want to hear it!
OK, please hold.
- It was delicious. - The coconut ball!
Food coma on its way.
Let's grab another coffee.
- Patrick? - Yes?
- Can we talk? - No, we can't! I've got work to do.
Patrick.
I deserve a raise too.
Now is not the time.
You've been saying that for 17 years.
Oh, here.
I got you your coconut ball.
There you go.
They all get a raise every year and I don't. It's not right.
Come on, Inès. Have a seat, now.
Oh dear God! Boy...
Would you please relax, Inès?
There... OK?
Inès.
Let's get things straight.
When I hired you after your divorce,
you didn't have a degree,
no degree whatsoever,
no work experience,
zero, nothing.
A kid!
- Yes but... - As for me,
I just wanted to help you.
I didn't graduate because Chloé was born too soon.
But I'm still a legal expert.
Paid as a secretary, treated as a...
There are many people
who would dream of being in your position.
Mélody, for example.
Would she want to work 5 jobs for half the pay?
Come on now.
You and me,
we're like the yin and the yang.
We complete each other.
Let's not get upset over money issues, shall we?
- But it is so unfair. - Shh.
Fair, unfair...
Ah, there it is.
You're much prettier when you smile.
It's true that we haven't spent time together for a while.
- Not since the Christmas party. - Right.
You're right, you deserve much more
than a coconut ball.
What were you thinking?
- You needed help! - Well, thank you very much.
If you want to help me, call an ambulance.
An ambulance? It's a bit late now, have you seen him?
Don't worry, he's OK. He's always clumsy when he's drunk.
He's often like that after eating out.
Dead?
What's the emergency number?
- They'll call the police. - So what?
Without a witness and a good lawyer, we'll never make it.
We didn't do anything, he just fell.
Who will believe that?
- We'll plead self-defence. - "We"?
I have nothing to do with this.
You pushed him.
I just got here this morning, I don't know the guy!
Whereas you...
you've got 17 years of motives...
I've never gone through a red light in my life, so killing someone?
Help me.
It's going to be OK, Patrick.
Come on.
He stopped breathing.
It's a crime.
I'm a criminal.
EcoCleanPro, hello.
The police?
So quick?
He's not here, he's really not.
What the fuck?
Financial police.
Yes, have a good day too, Madam Inspector.
Bye.
Inès will fix this, don't worry.
Let's fix this.
Will you give me a hand?
You won't tell the police?
Of course not, come on.
- Where do we put him? - Under the desk.
- He won't fit. - Yes, he will.
One, two, three...
Go and get some rags and the MagiClean.
Do you want me to call the cops?
Magiwhat? What was it? I can't find it!
The pink box!
There! The pink one over there.
Thanks.
Twenty years, I've known him.
And I killed him.
And now I'm disposing of him.
Quick, quick, quick.
Hey, girls!
Did you undress for me, Inès?
It's hot in here.
A little hot flush?
This is it.
Menopause has arrived.
Don't be embarrassed.
I'm working, Nico.
I know how long he takes, we've got 6 minutes.
Come on!
Lime and bergamot... I'll never get tired of it.
Tea? Now? Are you serious?
It's for cleaning!
Blood comes off with cold water. Otherwise you'll bake the stain.
Tonight, I'll put the body in the boot of my car,
and I'll drop him in the canal, alright?
It's not perfect but, you know...
I guess I can forget about that raise.
I assure you, it's good stuff.
The best ever.
My advice is: go with the ExtraPlus range.
It's a bit more expensive but the difference is totally worth it.
Alright, it's a deal.
We'll go with the Extra.
OK, bye.
I feel horrible.
Shall we call the police?
I'm onto something big with a retirement home.
Congratulations.
They'll charge us with murder and we'll go to jail.
They're all incontinent over there. This jackpot will make my year.
You're right, we'll handle it ourselves.
I don't want to end up in jail.
What are you chatting about?
- Me? - You couldn't care less.
- Shopping? - Exactly.
Ah, women! So mysterious but at the same time, so predictable.
Always the same.
Inspector Van Duyne, financial police.
I called earlier.
Patrick Steiner?
I'll take care of it.
He's not here.
In his absence,
I'm the one in charge here.
I'm Nicolas Wouters, nice to meet you.
No! No, no!
His office hasn't been cleaned. How about in the meeting room?
Don't be neurotic, Inès.
Stop it or she'll believe that we've got things to hide.
After you, Madam Inspector.
I'm right behind you.
Let's do this.
Why didn't you do something?
And what did you do? Nice asthma attack.
If accounting doesn't work out for you, you could try the theatre.
I need to see all the accounts for the last 24 months.
- The toilet, please? - Right there.
Listen, it's really gross in there. Couldn't you take the rubbish out?
- It's not her job. - It's not mine either.
It's OK, I'll do it.
Tonight.
So...
When can I meet with Patrick Steiner?
Let me check his schedule.
Next Monday at 9 am?
OK, I'll be here.
If I haven't delivered by then, of course.
- I'll walk you out. - I'm OK, I don't have cancer.
Stop it or I'll charge you with attempt of bribery.
- Bye! - Damn, what a cunt.
Look.
Less than five years... It looks like fraud.
VAT fraud!
Damn it, where's Patrick?
- He went home. - For indigestion.
It's not surprising at all, he ate a whole Royal Pagoda by himself.
On the very day the cops are on our ass.
Well I'm off, ladies. I've got an appointment.
Bye.
He forgot his phone, I'm on it.
Patrick is such a scatterbrain!
But... Open it!
- It's stuck. - What's the matter with you?
Oh my, the bitches!
You bitches!
Sorry Nico, it's for your own good.
- Are you OK? - Yes.
Drag him in there, I'm on it.
I've got a package for Patrick Steiner.
Is it you?
He's not here.
I hear you but I'm not that thrilled about coming back,
since I won't get paid more for it.
I'm sorry.
If you have his ID, we can make it work.
Fine, I'll get it. Don't move an inch, OK?
I can't say no to you.
- How is he? - He's unconscious.
Right.
There, I have it.
I just need you to sign here.
There we go.
After this interaction, do you feel...
satisfied?
Very satisfied?
Or very very satisfied?
It was perfect.
Perfect.
Have a nice day...
Miss.
Bye, young man.
What was that weird flirting?
Weird flirting? What do you mean?
Do you think I'm blind?
My ex-husband taught me how to hunt.
Really? Well, you look classy.
Doesn't she, Nico?
- What do we do? - I don't know.
We can't kill him...
But we can't let him go either.
We'll find a solution, stop worrying.
Of course, there's no need to worry at all!
We're only facing a life sentence!
That's what happens when one doesn't tidy up.
Oh my God, is he...
Oh Lord...
Listen.
Sometimes, life offers us the solution we need.
And this time, the solution offered by life is death.
OK, where are the garbage bags?
What a waste...
The "Hugh Grant" of the office...
Who's Hugh Grant?
Whatever.
Inès?
- What shall I do about my Tipp-Ex? - We'll tell her later.
All good.
We'll throw their phones and the body in the canal tonight.
Well, the bodies.
Inès...
There's no time off in this place!
EcoCleanPro, hello!
- Hang up! - Hold on, I don't understand...
What do you call "rags"?
Ah, kitchen towels!
Sorry, we don't sell those.
You can try at "Palais du coton".
You're very welcome.
Have a good day!
I know the situation is a bit extreme,
but do not interrupt when I'm with a client.
What the hell?
We have two bodies to deal with and you just...
Even if there is a crisis,
the customer is king, don't ever forget it.
At least one thing you've learned.
No, but...
What's with the gun?
Was Patrick in the mafia?
After a burglary, he had an alarm set up
and he bought this just to be sure.
Patrick...
He's always had that cowboy side.
He didn't respect the law strictly.
But norms are only getting stricter.
Asbestos removal is not cheap!
So yes, we have some asbestos in the ceiling,
chemicals...
A tank full of acid in the warehouse!
The tank is there, in the back.
Tom uses it for his mixtures.
Are you listening?
I didn't care much for EcoClean this morning, but now...
- You could show some respect! - Come on...
Tom is there.
When are you getting to it?
The storeroom door and now the flush!
Patrick hasn't asked me anything.
Can't you ask her to fix the crapper?
I'm doing an accounting internship!
Or is she as lazy as her mum?
OK, OK, I'm kidding. Just kidding.
What an asshole!
What did she say?
- Come on, we'll scare him! - Oi!
Get off my forklift!
Oi! Get off my forklift!
Yes, run!
- You are crazy... - You were a pain for my mum!
- Asshole! - Perv!
- You, piece of shit! - I'll tell Patrick everything.
- You won't show off as much! - It's like a joystick!
- What century were you born in again? - It's like a video game.
- You're a big piece of shit! - Where is he?
There he is!
Oopsie.
Did you mix the pedals up?
Tom?
It was just an accident.
No, it wasn't, Inès.
No, you're right.
Cover up well.
Acid is dangerous.
The most dangerous thing here is you.
Come on, pull.
Push him down.
Shall we get Nico?
OK...
Have you got him?
Let's go.
Fuck's sake.
A pain all the way!
He's hard to drag.
He's always been a drag.
I've got an idea.
But, what...
He's napping, he drank too much at lunch.
- Alcohol... - Awful.
I'm not cleaning up, I...
I'm familiarising myself with the products.
Have we heard from Patrick?
- No. - But...
Who's going to sign the latest slips?
That I wonder...
Always putting things off until tomorrow.
It's a failure, isn't it?
Don't see everything in black and white, Mélody.
Sorry, I didn't mean your...
Let's see, hydriodic acid...
Triflic acid.
Acetylsalicylic acid.
Beautiful!
OK...
All good!
We'll do Nico later, come on!
Do you want some tea? Green tea?
Where's Patrick?
He's not here.
I see that, thanks.
A bit of a dum dum, aren't we?
Well, Patrick isn't here.
Nico...
No news, he must have choked on his headset.
He's left for a short while.
Well, I'll just wait.
A coffee? Possible?
Is it possible? I don't have the whole day, you know.
They haven't left an envelope, have they?
You can't trust people.
It's disgusting!
It's really awful!
It's awful, there's nothing else to say.
Have you tried it?
- I don't drink coffee so... - It's disgusting.
My coffee is very good.
- Yes. - Say it.
Your coffee is good, very good.
Switch the vacuum cleaners on.
There are 200,000 euros!
There are 200,000 euros we can split
in two, in three!
Don't be foolish!
Come on, don't be foolish!
For once...
Oh fuck!
Oh fuck, this feels so good!
- What is it with you? - I don't know, you're on a roll?
As if I could hurt you! Mélody!
Some Xanax, Inès?
No, why?
And here we go again!
Yes, here we go again...
Quick!
- Are you OK, girls? - We've heard something.
Yes.
This just broke!
Always vacuuming, our little domestic angels...
Is it possible to get some coffee?
No.
It's getting late, you know...
Maybe some tea?
Camomile?
- Well. - Inès, are you rebelling?
I am.
If even Inès turns feminist, we're in trouble.
Come on.
We'll eat our waffle in the office.
Yes, too bad for her.
Inès is weird today, isn't she?
Are you helping me? We have to clean everything up.
It's no use.
Your colleagues, the remaining ones, don't pick up anything.
And if the police show up, and they will eventually,
they have cutting-edge tools to spot blood stains...
No, no, Mélody...
Of course, we do it for the police, the colleagues...
but we mostly do it for ourselves.
"Mens sana in corpore sano."
"A healthy mind...
in a clean room."
- A healthy mind... - What are you suggesting?
Should we just leave blood all over?
Why not get a "serial killer" tattoo on the forehead, then?
Come on!
Well...
You do what you want, but I'm looking for the money.
Where's that dough?
Wow, Mélody! Take it easy!
Jean-Pierre and Jean-Paul are nearly off,
we'll turn everything upside down after.
Hang on...
Come on.
To our new sinful life.
Sorry, Lord.
Amen.
Tom is all done, Nico is now brewing.
Why is it always hot chicks?
What?
She doesn't really look like the cleaning ladies I know.
It's for sales representatives. They're mostly men, so it's normal.
Men...
Hey!
We're off!
- Could you order some Tipp-Ex? - Two bottles.
Some?
Tipp-Ex?
- Inès, you had a drink. - No...
Something has changed, hasn't it?
- No. - Yes, it has.
What's that?
I'm on my period.
Well done, really.
See you later, alligator!
With the money, we could go far away!
Where are you from in Africa?
Neder-Over-Heembeek, Brussels.
I don't know where I'd like to go.
I've never even dreamed of it.
Even in my dreams, I'm putting money aside.
It's cute, where is it from?
It was a gift from Patrick.
Well...
Too bad for the money.
As soon as Rémi is back with the van,
we put the last bodies in the acid and then...
Will we see each other again?
We might end up in the same cell.
You know what?
At this point,
I might as well kill my ex.
Arnaud always treated me as furniture.
I could get in his villa through the terrace,
and I kill him with one of his big Japanese knives.
No.
Too big a risk for not much.
What's your opinion on the death penalty?
I'm not really into politics.
I'm not in favour of it.
But there's someone I really want to kill.
Mister De Groot.
Patrick's friend.
He was my favourite teacher, I loved him.
I met with him in his office
after class and...
and he...
He assaulted me.
Assaulted...
Assaulted?
Don't say anything to my mum! She'd die if she knew!
Is that him?
Yes.
He doesn't look that big, didn't you fight back?
Was he armed?
I was completely paralysed, I didn't understand anything.
So, did he...
I don't want to relive it.
If you want to help me,
call him and tell him Patrick wants to see him immediately.
He would recognise my voice.
So you...
You can kill some woman who doesn't like your coffee
and I can't take revenge on someone who's ruined my whole life?
You're young with your whole life ahead, he's not worth it.
Forget about him.
So you don't want to help me?
Haven't I supported you all day long?
Haven't I become your accomplice?
Make him come here to kill him is just too much.
Give it to me.
Doesn't the Bible say "Thou shalt not kill"?
There is also Exodus, Chapter 21,
Verses 23 to 25.
"Thou shalt give eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand..."
Don't take it literally, there are some metaphors.
OK, calm down.
Call him with Patrick's landline.
And you make him come here.
Slowly.
Hello, Claude De Groot?
I'm calling from Mr Steiner's office.
I've got a message for you.
Grab a pen.
Sorry.
I can't let you make such a mistake.
Patrick?
Hello?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Mélody.
But this is going too far.
You... You're not going, are you?
Good luck.
Don't leave me alone, Mélody!
What am I going to do without you?
I'm going to make a mess!
She could call the police.
Inès. I'm only coming back for the bodies, OK?
No!
- What's wrong? - You know the door handle is broken!
Oh, shit!
Oh Lord... We're stuck here with bodies all over the place.
I can't believe it.
I just wanted to help you and it's my fault again?
Couldn't you pay attention?
I really can't with you!
This is all because you'd rather go on a killing spree
than ask for a raise, so shut up!
Come on, no! You're making such a mess!
So now, the police are calling Tom, who won't answer of course.
And the cops get here in ten minutes.
Are you happy? You've just sent us to jail.
You're going to prison, I'm innocent!
Yes, don't brag too much!
You pushed Patrick, you hid Nico...
Do you hear that?
It's Rémi.
It's Rémi!
- Rémi! - Rémi!
- Inès? - Help!
- Are you OK? - We're locked in!
I'll grab the tools.
What was that noise?
Rémi...
I hope he's not...
Come on, no!
He was probably afraid and just ran away.
No, he wouldn't do that.
- How do you know? - I know him.
You always have to be right, really!
- Why are you saying that? - You never believe me.
Of course, I do.
No.
I know you didn't believe me earlier.
With your teacher?
You didn't really explain.
Can't you just believe me? Do you really need the details?
Well, kind of...
I find it hard to believe he could force a strong girl like you.
I didn't want it! It was rape!
If it's rape every time we don't want it...
Then everybody...
Then we all got...
Somebody here?
Financial police.
I've got a warrant.
Wow...
The door was open.
I got in.
- Van Duyne to dispatch. - Dispatch listening.
Double homicide, backup needed. Over.
OK, I'm sending you a patrol. Don't take any initiative.
Now is not the time to deliver.
Don't worry, I saw my ob-gyn yesterday.
I'm still good cervical length-wise. Over.
You'll tell me all about it. Be careful. Roger.
Don't worry.
- Mama is handling things. - In here!
In here!
Help!
In here, please help! We're trapped.
Open up!
We're trapped!
Who are you?
I asked first.
Oh no, open up!
Police!
Oh, we've already met.
Inspector Van Duyne?
Indeed.
Come.
That way.
Faster.
Patrick Steiner, deceased.
Three homicides,
two suspects.
Over.
Fuck, what a night.
I'm sending you the chief, over.
Roger.
So, what happened?
I don't know.
How is that possible?
They must have drugged us.
I was working, normally...
And I...
I don't remember how I ended up locked in that room.
Rémi!
You're alive!
Send an ambulance.
- Over. - At your service, over.
How are you, Sir?
I'm fine, I...
One dead less, one more injured. Over.
Rémi, you're alive!
Yes, I'm alive.
She's the Head of Benelux.
Well...
I suppose you don't remember anything either?
No, nothing.
Good.
Why do I always arrive when the party is over?
Wow...
This will bring the news.
Good.
I'll take it from here.
This is outside your competence.
I know the financial situation of the company very well.
Madam...
Good evening.
Miss...
Come on, free these poor ladies!
Wouldn't you be better off at home, knitting baby clothes?
We'll find you an on-duty psychologist.
You must have had a rough day.
Yes...
You too.
Some coffee?
With pleasure.
Milk and sugar for me.
Can I serve it to you?
Of course!
Of course, you're free.
- Delicious coffee! - Really?
Perfectly lengthened, I love it.
Tell me everything.
All I can say is that the door...
The door is... was closed.
- And they were locked in. - Yes.
OK, take him.
We should proceed to the psychological profiling of this man,
of these women...
Not so fast, Van Duyne. I'm sniffing.
- What? - I'm sniffing!
I'm smelling, I'm feeling.
That's how I've cracked my biggest cases.
By sniffing.
Who are you?
Claude De Groot.
I got a call from Patrick Steiner.
He disgusts me.
It's coming back to me!
Him!
He dropped by this afternoon.
- I didn't. - I thought you didn't remember anything.
That was before the blackout.
The scheming... It was his idea.
- What? - Scheming?
That's why I have a warrant.
VAT fraud, fake invoices.
- Not at all! - You can analyse this.
Fake invoices between the various branches of EcoCleanPro.
- But, not at all! - He explained to them how to do it.
This smells good, are you writing this down?
It's one of the leads.
He locked us in, and for the rest we don't know.
She's delusional, I'm a teacher!
He turned everything upside down to find the money.
They're crazy!
And who has to clean up the mess he made?
I have nothing to do with all this, ask Steiner!
Hard to do so.
Come on.
This is a mistake, I was at the university, check!
I'll talk to the prosecutor.
I don't think the suspects should take part to...
Witnesses. Witnesses.
They're witnesses. Look at them.
But we don't have any proof.
The hypothesis makes perfect sense, what more do you need?
An autopsy, interrogations, forensics...
Excuse me...
I really need to go to the bathroom.
We were locked in for a very long time.
I understand.
- I'll come with you. - Thank you.
- Thank you, Chief. - You're welcome.
You know, all this will be quickly settled.
The paperwork will be a drag, but it'll be fine.
Do you remember 1985?
The Brabant killers?
Yes.
Big case.
Indeed.
The n°1 investigation in Belgium.
And it's still not over, and yet, back then...
I can tell you that...
I had a huge lead...
I was starting my career, but I already had that intuition.
And...
I was close to finding...
...the ones behind all that.
Patrick Haemers had nothing to do with it.
Nothing.
Of course...
Up the ladder...
They silenced me.
Yes.
-They muzzled me. - No.
Muzzled, that's the word.
Like a...
a vulgar animal.
I could feel it, there was a...
a will to destabilise my beloved Belgium, I love this country!
I could feel all that.
- I hope I didn't make you wait too long. - No.
No, no.
I have an alibi.
We'll check it.
Ladies...
As a sworn representative of the law, I'd like to say...
- Chief! - Chief!
If you interrupt me one more time,
I'll have you transferred to Arlon! Got it?
But...
- Fire! - Fire!
Evacuate the premises.
- Jean-Philippe! - This way!
- Come on, faster! - I'm doing my best.
Tell them I haven't done anything.
That I'm innocent.
Come on.
The news is coming.
How's my hair?
Very nice.
- Good evening. - Good evening.
- Have some rest. - You too.
I personally believe you're both involved in this case.
But you'll get away with it.
And I won't make a burnout out of it.
Of course, no.
Have a good evening.
- Have a good evening. - Goodbye.
And congratulations to the daddy!
What?
Don't stay there, move along.
Mélody, I'm sorry I put you through all this.
But I have some compensation for you, look!
No way!
Your little mix seems to work.
I'm so hungry!
How about some sushi?
- Sorry, Jean-Philippe. - Royal Pagoda?
It feels like I haven't eaten since the 90s!
Come on!
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