392.Bölüm
Oğuz goes off to answer the phone regarding work. At the hospital the doctors handle Azize's crisis and she pulls through. She remembers the time she found Ali, an infant, abandoned in the forest. Ali misses his mom and Yildiz burns everytime Oğuz handles him tenderly.
Tarik runs up the building and Zeliha faints in his arms. He takes her to his place. Samet is in the office making a scene with Selin. Koray comes and asks Samet to leave and stops himself from entangling with him despite Samet's taunts. Koray then calls Tarik and tells him about Samet and how he is asking for his address. Zeliha gets up and wants to leave but passes out again at the door.
Yildiz is getting angrier and angrier. He tells Ali that his mother is dead and will not come back to him. Ali refuses to believe her. Oğuz hears Yildiz and tells Ali that her mother is in the hospital but will get well soon. He then takes Yildiz aside and snaps at her.
Oğuz and the family go to visit Azize in the hospital. Azize has recovered. She is happy that Ali is being taken care off.
Kiliç is digging into Azize's past while the police search for him.
Yildiz is very angry. She takes a cab. Her friend Sinem keeps calling her and asking her to take her meds. She refuses. Sinem also calls Oğuz and asks him to give Yildiz a chance. He says he has done that many times and it does not work. Jülide overhears and consoles Oğuz. Ali comes and tells Oğuz that her mother's soup is ready to be taken to the hospital so Oğuz sets out for the hospital.
Taril gives Zeiliah a sandwich and tells her she needs to eat before she leaves. Koray calls Canan and tells her about Zeliha trying to commit suicide. Canan calls Tarik and says she will go and get Zeliha.
Yildiz arrives at the hospital. Azize is given a tranquilizer to sleep. Oğuz arrives and gets in the elevator to go up to Azize's room. Yildiz enters Azize's room and looks like she is going to choke her.
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