333.Bölüm
Bahşende begins snapping at Zehra fo causing this deception and then asks if Ömer knows about this game they are playing. Ömer arrives and tells her that it is his plan and he will talk to her about it in the study. They leave. Jülide is upset that she is causing so much trouble for Ömer. Zehra says it is only his duty as her son.
Ömer tells Bahşende that it had to be done because Arcan Kesser wanted to kill Jülide. Bahşende says still he is not right to endanger the lives of Ayşe and Asya and himself by allowing that woman in the house. Ömer says I am responsible for the lives of all the members of this family including Zehra, Hediye, her and his grandmother as well. He assures her that he does not take this responsibility lightly. Zehra comes and Bahşende leaves. She says that the good that has come out of Bahşende's discovery is that now Jülide may eat at the table with all the family and spend time with her granddaughter naturally in the house.
Ipek and Koray were lured into the depot by Halit who thinks they are spies. He has locked them in from the outside. They stay there all night and get to know each other. Something seems to be developing between them. Halit finally goes to Salim and begins talking with Çetın. Çetın realizes what he has done and gets the key from him and goes and releases Ipek and Koray.
Asya goes to Zehra and asks her to call her father. Zehra again distracts her with flowers and birds in the backyard. Ayşe snuggles with Ömer. Ömer tells her to inform Hediye that Jülide will be eating at the table.
Zehra dresses up for the dinner and she asks Ömer to help her zip her dress up but the zip is stuck and the handle breaks in Ömer's hand. They go to the table with Jülide. Defne sees Jülide and is surprised. They greet each other. They sit at the table. Bahşende refuses to sit. Jülide wants to leave but Ömer asks her to sit. Bahşende asks to talk to Ömer. Ömer says we can do that after dinner. Bahşende leaves the room and the dinner. They eat. Asya wants to keep her meatballs for her dad. Zehra again distracts her with cake decorations and takes her to the kitchen. Ayşe cries and Jülide consoles her.
Ömer tells Ayşe that he and Zehra will take Asya on a short vacation and meanwhile Ayşe can get her act together. Ayşe agrees. Zehra is very proud of Ömer for this suggestion. They sit in the verandah and enjoy their closeness.
Bahşende is fearful that Jülide may try to reveal things from the past. She decides to call Arcan Kesser who is waiting for a chance to get at Ömer and has heard that they have left the house.
Ömer drives Zehra and Asya to the resort they plan to spend a few days. They discuss a future where they will have their own kids. Ömer says he wants five or six kids.
Bahşende calls Arcan Kesser and tells him that if he promises not to harm his grand and great grandchildren, she will give him information to his liking. She tells her that Jülide is alive and is in their house.
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