388.Bölüm
Oğuz looks good in his father's shirt. Jülide hugs him. Azize is happy.
Samet threatens Tarik. Tarik doesn't know what's going on and tries to calm him. Samet only rants and when he tries to attack Tarik, Tarik heads him with his forehead. Samet has to leave with a bruised face. Tarik tells him to cool off.
Azize goes home. Ali and Aysil surprise her with the cake. She is joyful. At night, Ali works on his drawing of Azize. It is a good liking. Did he get his drawing skills from his "mom"?
Zeliha has locked herself in the room. Şukran, Elmas and Canan are worried. She finally comes out. She wants to talk to Samet. He does not respond. In the morning, she leaves early to talk to him. Elmas follows her. She sees Samet in the street and he has a bruised face. He says I never want to see you again. She goes home crying. Her mother is happy and says this is the end. She locks her in the room and says you cannot see him again.
In the morning Oğuz goes to the kitchen to get a glass of water. Azize realizes he is leaving, so she quickly makes a sandwich for him since the doctor has told him to eat well and eat regularly. He is touched by the gesture and takes the sandwich.
On the road as he is driving, he remembers her making the sandwich and begins eating it with relish. At the office, Tarik realizes Zeliha is not in the office and tells Selin to call her and see if anything is wrong. Selin calls. Zeliha does not respond. Samet calls her and she leaves through the balcony to meet him in the park. There he again does not listen to her. He only asks if he was always a slut or became one because of that guy. Zeliha is speechless and walks away. Later she passes out on the street. Passersby call Samet from her phone. He just rants and hangs up. They then call Canan. Şukran, Elmas and Canan go to her. The lady tells Canan about what happened on the phone with Samet.
Yildiz finds the right neighbourhood and begins looking for Azize. Selin receives a letter from the court.
Jülide and Heidye go to check on Asya at the camp. Azize is cleaning the House when she realizes Oğuz has forgotten his meds. Tarik realizes Oğuz has eaten a nice sandwich in the morning and is surprised. It is not like him to act healthfully. Azize calls Oğuz about the meds. Oğuz asks her to take him the meds. She goes to the office. Tarik comes and gets her to stay and have coffee. Then they ask her opinion about the changes they are making in the office kitchen. Tarik then gets them to go have lunch at a street vendor. The three of them go but Tarik has to leave early. Oğuz eats happily with Azize. He looks extremely content.
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