Alfons

Alphonse gets beaten up by mafia thugs at a job he's struggling to keep. In therapy, he discusses his mother's disappearance when he was little.

Alphonse tells his wife Margot that he has found a new job, but, in reality, he replaces his father as a sex worker for elderly Parisian clients.

Alphonse's top client, Adèle, is having issues with her troublesome grandson, who is after her wealth; Margot begins an affair with a banker.

Alphonse and Adèle work together to get her grandson in prison. Margot catches Alphonse, but when the truth is revealed, their marriage has a new start.

Louis hires private detective Wilfried to track down his grandmother's fortune; Alphonse wants to use Adèle's money to give his wife the luxury life she has always dreamed of.

In Nice, Alphonse and Margot improvise a luxury vacation; alone in Paris, Alphonse's mother uses an escort service that is recommended to her; Jacques proves less clever than Wilfried, who in turn grabs the money.