Sezin Bozacı

Mirza and Leyla's wedding is cut short when Leyla disappears just a few hours before the ceremony. For the next seven years, no one hears a word from Leyla. Just as Mirza decides to rebuild his life and is about to marry Destan, his seven-month-old nephew Kerem is kidnapped by his own father, a human trafficker. Mirza travels to Aleppo to find his nephew and the brother-in-law who abducted him. However, Aleppo will return to Mirza not only Kerem but also Leyla, who has left him in agony for seven years. As Mirza fights a grueling battle to rescue Leyla and 6-year-old Hüma-whom he does not know is his own daughter-from Syria, a fierce struggle against his own family awaits him in Cappadocia.

Serhat, a highly successful surgeon who traded the destiny his homeland had in store for him for building a completely different life for himself in Istanbul. This decision leads him to Melek, whom Serhat immediately falls in love with and secretly marries without his family knowing, but fate has an unforeseen surprise waiting for him. Forced to return to Urfa, Serhat finds himself in the middle of the past he has been running from for years, living in the shadow of two rival families. Pushed to accept the values he once rejected and transform from a career-driven surgeon to agha, Serhat faces a difficult choice, which is only exacerbated when his family asks that he marry Yıldız to end the feud completely. With Melek's arrival, the balance of power in the mansion is completely upset. As Melek arrives in Serhat's homeland in hopes of reuniting with her love, Serhat is torn between his heart and his conscience, and he must face the weight of his past.

Halis Aga, the pillar of one of Gaziantep's well-established families, decides to marry off his unruly grandson Ferit to bring him into line.