87.Bölüm
Cevriye apologizes and takes Asya to leave the room still eyeing the pillow and blanket on the sofa. Ömer and Zehra try to figure out what to do. They discuss what lie to come up with. Things like: Zehra had a fever or Ömer was snoring but they feel none of it is convincing enough. Meanwhile Cevriye is all nerves. She wants to tell Ayşe but Zehra and Ömer arrive at the table and she stops.
Yasemin keeps getting text messages. It draws Salim's attention. She says they are ads. Fikrat's men take Koray by force to see him. Funda sees them and asks Alper what it is. He says they are Koray's creditors and want to collect their money and that she should not worry about it. Koray tells Fikrat I have a life of my own so leave me alone. Yasemin keeps calling him and finally talks to him.
Cevriye moves Alev to get Zehra and Ömer to sit together. Alev is miffed. After breakfast Zehra makes Turkish coffee and takes it to Ömer's study. Ömer says I did not ask for coffee. She says I am trying to escape Cevriye. Ömer says fine stay here. They'll think we are having coffee together. Ömer drinks the coffee and asks what's in it. Zehra makes her coffee with Dalma Saghezi. Ömer's face shows Proustian pleasure of memories. They sit silently enjoying each other's company.
Cevriye wonders if they are together or Zehra has escaped to the bedroom. She finally cannot hold herself and tells Ayşe and Müzeyyen that Ömer and Zehra have had a serious fight and separated their beds. Ayşe becomes concerned. Zehra comes back tells Ömer that Cevriye has told everyone. They slip together into the bedroom. There Ömer is about to go in the bathroom when Ayşe arrives. He hides inside.
Ayşe tells Zehra that she knows they have had a fight and these things happen in marriages. When the couple realize the family thinks they have had a fight, Ömer says maybe we can act crossed and then later make up to resolve the situation.
Nazan hears that Ömer and Zehra had had a fight and runs to tell Alev. Alev is happy. Zehra goes and sits with Ayşe and Cevriye to drink tea. Ömer comes too and goes and sits beside Zehra. Zehra moves away a bit. She gets up to leave. Ömer says are you leaving because of me? She says I just wanted to drink some water. She acts crossed.
Cevriye and Ayşe observe them with concern. Cevriye forces them to sit close and Ömer, to put his hand around her waist. She then tells Ayşe to take a photo of them with a selfie stick. Alev comes and sees them smiling and taking photos and wonders what kind of a fight this is!!! She leaves crossed. Cevriye then leaves so they can take a photo two of them alone. Ömer says let's say no to this photo. Ömer gets up and says he has to do something and leaves.
Ayşe goes to the study and asks Ömer what's up. Ömer says they had a fight over which side of the bed to sleep on. Cevriye asks Zehra and she says it's because he never says sweet things and only thinks of work. Cevriye tells her to use her feminine charms more with him. When they get together and realize they have said different things they realize Ayşe and Cevriye are not going to believe either.
Alev goes to see Tyfun at his office. He has to leave the office for a moment. She finds the Ömer Kervancioglu file and takes a photo of the cover and leaves. Ömer and Zehra discuss what to do. Ömer says we need a common problem. Zehra says we'll say you are rude which is not so far from the truth. Ömer is upset. Ömer says how about saying you are a stubborn disorganized one. So they bicker over their criticisms of each other. Ömer's meeting calls. He wants to go. Zehra says I will not stay here alone and will come with you. As they are leaving Ayşe asks them to sit. She asks them once again. Zehra suddenly comes up with the problem of the girl's photograph. She says he keeps this picture of a woman and does not explain it. Ömer says but she is just an old friend. She is just overreacting. She is just showing classic women's jealousy. Cevriye comes and says fights are a sign of love. Ömer says I have to go. Are you coming? Zehra says no, I am staying home, all crossed. Ömer says, do as you will and leaves abruptly.
Cevriye tells Nihat that the drawers in her room and the bed need fixing. He says I will get a carpenter. Ömer goes to the office and sees Leyla with Demir. He says hello. Leyla thinks Ömer is unhappy to see her, but he is really concerned with the situation at home. The lawyer tells Mehtap that your brother says Zehra Kervancioglu is his fiancé. Mehtap is shocked to hear that Zehra may be a Kervancioglu.
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