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Passionate about dance, Jenny has decided to convince the girls in her hip-hop troupe to take part in the big inter-school competition. But when rehearsals begin, her health seems to be playing tricks on her.

After a few days in hospital, Jenny misses the comforts of home. She thought it was all over, but realizes that life goes on, even if it's imperfect.

If Jenny feels that her life will never be the same again, she's not the only one. Her younger brother, Filou, who is visiting her today, wishes the disease had never happened.

It's a bad day for Jenny. She learns that, despite her absence, the school dance troupe has managed to qualify for the competition, but more importantly, her hair is starting to fall out in fistfuls.

After having had her hair shaved, Jenny sees herself in a whole new light and wonders how others will perceive her. Especially her friend Flo, who's coming to visit.

Jenny would like to take a break from her treatments and the heavy side effects. Just a moment's respite before starting up again. When Charles draws a beautiful dragon on her arm, she wants to show it to her friends.

Jenny's health has taken a turn for the worse. An infection has taken her down, and until her fever subsides, chemo treatments are suspended.

Jenny has got the better of her infection, but her legs seem to have remained asleep. She has to do exercises to strengthen them and get back to walking normally.

For the first time since she entered the hospital, Jenny imagines she'll soon be able to touch down and be discharged. The dream. But getting out, strangely enough, also means missing the life she's built for herself here, and missing Charles.

Back home, Jenny dreams of returning to the life she left behind. But everything has changed, and nothing is the same anymore! She no longer recognizes her father or brother.

Despite her illness, Jenny must continue her studies. Today, she's waiting for her favorite teacher to visit her to help her catch up on her studies, but instead, the dreaded Mr. Terror shows up.

Jenny is doing better. The treatments are working, and her blood tests are encouraging. Her brother firmly claims that it's thanks to him that things are improving so much.

Jenny is devastated to learn of the death of her hospital companion, Étienne Courval. By evening, having had no further news of Charles, she desperately wants to go to the hospital to find some comfort.

Months have passed, and Jenny can finally return to her normal life and go back to school. While she had hoped for everything to be the same, the return is more difficult than expected.