287.Bölüm

Zehra says I do not understand you. Bahşende says I will never let my grandson suffer the same fate as my son. Zehra leaves.
Idil Kerem's ex-girlfriend has returned from London and crashes on Kerem and Sabah's party. Canan sees through her right away. She takes Kerem to show her around and Sabah is sad. Kerem receives a package. Sabah goes to deliver it to him at home. She realizes there is a party with Kerem's old friends.
Salim comes to visit. Ömer and Zehra go to welcome him. Ömer leaves them to answer the phone. When he comes back Salim goes and Cevriye goes after him to pay Hamiyyet and Şükran a visit. Ömer says your father is a very good person and so is all you family. Like yourself. Zehra asks about Ömer's father. He remembers him fondly and says that he was different from him because he would never hurt someone like I did you. He says he was hurt by the one he loved most and could not recover from it. We lost him early. Zehra then asks about his mother and what he would do if he met her. He says such a thing would never happen because he would never allow it. Zehra gets a call from Jülide but they get cut off.
Ayşe and Ömer and Nihat tell Zehra about the business and how everything is set up. Zehra gets another call from Jülide and this time she sends her an address. Zehra goes to meet her. Bahşende sends people after her. Jülide notices there are suspicious people there and she disappears before Zehra gets there. Zehra goes home and in the room hears a sound in the bathroom and is scared. Ömer comes and jokes with her a bit. Then he goes in the bathroom and brings Asya out who has been hiding there.
Asya asks Ayşe to play with her and talks about a friend who has a grandma that plays with her all the time. Ayşe feels sad.
Cevriye hears that Hamiyyet and Şükran are trying to find someone for Salim and is not happy. Koray tries to fix it with Özge but she remains cold and distant.
Jülide calls Zehra. Ömer walks in and realizes Zehra is not there. He picks up the phone and answers. Jülide longs for her son.
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