Leaving Paris

Set a decade after previous events, the narrative intertwines the lives of Irène, Martin, and Christian as a journalist exposes their ties to Paris's underworld. Concurrently, police chief Michel Arnaud's immigration crackdown entangles Christian's father, igniting turmoil in the city. Meanwhile, in Memphis, Diane grapples with impending divorce and her elderly father's care, while her past with troubled student David McLaren threatens Martin's safety across the globe. The story explores themes of connection, conflict, and the ripple effects of personal choices.