Coco does not appreciate at all to see the brother and sister engage in a fratricidal war in Marseille. War is bad for business. He feared that some of his associates would reproach him for no longer controlling the situation. Coco then urges Sandra ... (more)to accept a compromise with her brother. But the young woman does not want to hear anything that is felt by the latter as an affront. And when he learns by Patrick Ben Mussa that Sandra the "double" for several months by engaging in a traffic of heroin on its territory without giving him any subsidy, Coco decides to strike hard ...