Cedric confronts "Pauline"

Does the application have any real power?

If recent events tend to show that Pauline and Mr. Martin have indeed exchanged bodies, Cedric decides to find out for sure. He knocks on the apartment door.

Behind it, he hears an adorable little cry of panic. For a few seconds, no one seems to move. Understanding that "Franck" wants to play dead, Cédric is about to change his mind and go home. When suddenly:

"Who is it?" is asked through the door.

-Well... Cedric. I'm--I'm the upstairs neighbor. I... I just came to see if you were okay.

Silence again. Then the door unlocks, revealing "Pauline", obviously not embarrassed to show up in her pyjamas.

-Actually, I'm a little... overwhelmed. Will you... come in and keep me company?

If Cedric didn't have much opportunity to chat with the real Pauline, it's almost certain that the way she looks at him today, biting her lips like a wolf in front of a beautiful ham, is unusual. Nevertheless, he decides to accept her invitation.

-How about a drink? A coffee?

-Yes, thanks.

Cédric smiles as he watches Franck/Pauline lost in "her" own house, looking for where the coffee is, the utensils or how his own coffee maker works. He ends up helping her and serves both coffees himself.

-Thank you," she says blushing. I guess Mr. Martin's crisis really turned me around. Did you see something?

Cedric knows that Frank knows he was at the window just before all this. However, he doesn't know anything about his real involvement.