In the present, Guillaume and Daco try to find the missing Judith while unraveling earth-shattering revelations around Judith’s past life that mysteriously connects Guillaume’s dead brother, Frederic. The past parallel timeline revisits Guillaume’s first meeting with Judith. After his mother’s funeral, Guillaume proposes Judith become his wife, but she disappears soon after. Their institution looks after the abandoned street kids and helps them to get a foster roof. Ten years later, Guillaume works as a social worker along with his girlfriend, Judith Conti, in an NGO (The Maison Bleue) run by his best friend, Daco. In one night, Guillaume loses two beloved souls. He falls off the cliff and drowns in the river. In the meantime, bald man Jo Ostertag shoots Fred. He handles a grieving Ines to save her from the shock. Guillaume unconsciously runs inside Kasmi’s house and finds Sonia’s body floating in the swimming pool. He finds a threatening bald man (alopecia Universalis) chasing his older brother, Frederic, with a loaded gun as he reaches the premise. Later that night, Guillaume hears a loud argument followed by a gunshot inside Kasmi’s house. A young man, Guillaume Lucchesi, standing on the balcony, cherishes his ex-girlfriend, Sonia Kasmi, and her teenage sister Ines playing in their garden. The story begins with the incidents of June 2010. The horror of one night is forever etched in Matt Hunters memory the night he innocently tried to break up a fight-and ended up a killer. Narratively, it follows a central character, Guillaume Lucchesi, whose life gets turned upside down as his girlfriend, Judith, goes missing, and Guillaume inquisitively investigates her disappearance. Like Coben’s previous work, The Innocent (El Inocente), Gone for Good mini-series follows a similar style of character introduction dedicating each episode to explore a person’s past and influence on its present.
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