Le problème, c'est mon frère!

François has great news for his family: he inherited his great-aunt Éléonore's house. In shock, Sam does not want to move and prefers his apartment. He doesn't know that he will soon make the acquaintance of the ghost of the house!

Edgar reveals the truth to Sam: he's a ghost. In shock, Sam decides he doesn't want the room he wished for anymore. Even worse, he will now have to share it!

Edgar is overjoyed at the idea of ??having a new friend in Éléonore's house. But when François asks Sam to finish moving in his things, Edgar panics at the thought of these changes in his house.

Sam's friend, Alice, visits him. Edgar is surprised to learn that a boy would play with a girl. He decides to subject Alice to a series of tests.

Gaël visits his new neighbour Sam. Panicked, Edgar declares that Sam is in danger and tries to warn him.

Madame Kelleur looks for a way to convince the Chicotte family to leave the house of misfortune. She finds an ally who, despite himself, lends himself to the game.

Sam is ill and his mother promises to take care of him, although she is babysitting Lili for the day. Alice offers to help and Edgar is not very happy.

Edgar is away for the day. Sam is very happy, because it gives him all day to decode the secret message. He invites Sacha to his house while Madame Kelleur looks after them.

Sam shares the message he managed to decode with Alice. Sam and Alice race against each other for clues. They must be careful, Edgar must not hear them!

Laurent has to take care of his friend's pet, which scares Edgar. Madame Kelleur is not impressed with Laurent's work but discovers all the same that the ghost of the house of misfortune is still there.

Laurent discovers a new way to earn money to buy his scooter. He even knows an expert to help him. During this time, Alice asks François for help because Gaël is injured.

Edgar reveals to Sam the surprises his parents bought him, which leads to an argument between the two friends. Alice makes discoveries about Madame Kelleur.