384.Bölüm
Azize tends to Oğuz. Yildiz looks for him. Tarik and Jülide are concerned that he does not respond to his phone. Oğuz finally gets up and recharges his phone and calls Jülide.
Kiliç tries to get to Ali but the fruit vendor is looking over him so he cannot. Azize calls Aysil and asks her to look after Ali.
Azize spends the night looking after Oğuz. In the morning a local neighbour leaves them eggs and milk. Azize also goes and gets water from a spring nearby. Oğuz eats Azize's soup with relish.
Zeliha argues with Samat over working. Her mother also does not want her to work. She goes for an interview. But Tarik has to leave and does not see her. He leaves it to Koray to get him an assistant. Koray gives Zeliha the job.
Zeliha's mother has kept some of the money and goes shopping with it and Zeliha spots her and wonders what she is up to.
Tarik goes to the house and meets Azize for the first time. Azize serves them coffee. Tarik drives them to the House. Azize gets out to leave. Oğuz asks her to come back to the House and her work. He says he wants to make up for his mistake. Azize says she can't and leaves. Yildiz sees them talking with each other and is dead set on getting back at them.
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