Constance, Bérénice, Baptiste and Théophile participated in the racket organized in the building Le Surcouf, in Angers, the night his balcony collapsed, taking eighteen people into the void and taking the lives of four of them: Lou, Benjamin, Antoine and Baptiste. Ten years later, they agreed to confide in their state of mind today. Suspended by a judicial procedure that never ended, they do not want their four friends to be forgotten.
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Constance, Bérénice, Baptiste and Théophile participated in the racket organized in the building Le Surcouf, in Angers, the night his balcony collapsed, taking eighteen people into the void and taking the lives of four of them: Lou, Benjamin, Antoine and Baptiste. Ten years later, they agreed to confide in their state of mind today. Suspended by a judicial procedure that never ended, they do not want their four friends to be forgotten.