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Piton has a gun to Zehra's head. Zehra shouts out to Ömer to get out. Ömer comes in from the back, hits some of the men with a pipe. He stands hands up in front of Piton saying be a man and let my wife go. I am here. I am the person you want. Take me; let her go! Zehra is frantic. She lifts Piton's arm holding the gun. Ömer jumps forward and entangles with him. The sound of police sirens sends the men running. Piton shouts that this will not be the end. Ömer runs to Zehra who throws herself in his arms squeezing him hard. He finally gives in and embraces her. She keeps holding and squeezing his hand. The police come and ask a few questions. Officer Murat tells them they can leave. Ömer thanks Can for getting the police.
Zehra wants Ömer's arm to be seen by a doctor but he refuses. They go home. Zehra bandages it. Ömer is silent. Zehra then goes to get him some food. Ömer is very tired and preoccupied. He remembers his moments with Zehra in the depot and feels burdened by all these happenings. He falls asleep by the time Zehra comes back. Zehra looks at him saying over there, it was as if there was another Ömer, the Ömer who loves me. She kisses him on the forehead.
Ömer sleeping on the bed is awakened by Zehra's arm grabing his injured arm. He wants to pull his arm away, but she grabs on tighter, so he remains looking at her as she sleeps.
Teoman an old friend of Kerem comes to visit him. He becomes interested in Sabah.
In the morning Zehra goes looking for Ömer. He is in the living room playing with Asya. Zehra is concerned about his arm. Zehra then wants to talk with Ömer. He says he needs to go. He also says that since she is getting herself into matters that are far more than she can handle, she cannot leave the house anymore.
At the office Ömer meets Officer Murat who tells him there appears to be bigger hands behind the Piton affair. Ömer has his supicions but does not want to share them with the police before he has any concrete proof.
Zehra is clearing away last night's sandwich tray from her bedroom when someone knocks on the door. She opens the door with the tray in her hand. An old stoic woman is there asking for Ömer and Ayşe. She invites her in. Ayşe comes into the living room to meet the guest. Ayşe is upset from the Nihat affair. She reveals it is her paternal grandmother Bahşende who has come to visit. Ayşe is not very warm or excited. She is only respectful. Bahşende keeps complimenting her on how beautiful and classy a woman she has grown into. Ayşe thanks her without being impressed. When Zehra realizes she is Ömer's grandmother, she steps forward to kiss her hand but Bahşende coldly asks her for a glass of water. Zehra is surprised but goes to get it anyways. She comes back with the glass of water. Once Bahşende drinks, she then tells Zehra to go and get her suitcase from the car. Ömer arrives and hears Bahşende.
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