Kuzey'in önüne büyük bir engel daha çıkıyor
The paths of Güney and Cemre, which intersect at Sinaner Mansion in the morning, reveal the events of the engagement night with all its nakedness. While Güney and Cemre are at one end of this confrontation, Banu and Barış are at the other end.
On the other hand, Kuzey, unaware that he is borrowing from Güney, uses the money he and Ali have as the first capital of his new business. Even this first step gives Kuzey a completely different energy. He is more confident and hopeful now.
It doesn't take long for Gülten to learn what happened in the Sinaner mansion. She confronts them to break all ties with Güney and his family. Kuzey, who wants to celebrate his new job with his family, learns what happened between Güney and Cemre. Kuzey, who buried his love for Cemre in his heart years ago, forces Güney to make up for his mistake. On the other hand, Banu also uses her father to strengthen her new situation with Güney. On the first day that Kuzey started his new job with hope, he will find another obstacle in front of his future that he never anticipated.
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