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Zehra can't fit in. Alev goes up and starts smashing things in her room. Müzeyyen goes up to calm her. Müzeyyen tells Alev that Ömer looks at her as his sister and she should get it together. Ömer is very uncomfortable. Ayşe takes Zehra to see her daughter Asya. She hits it off with Zehra. Asya goes and brings in Ömer and he feels uncomfortable about letting "this woman" into his life. In the kitchen Nazan comments on Zehra being lower class. Hediye tells her to mind her own business. Alev is upset but she gears up for war and comes back down to join the party. She starts questioning Zehra and putting her down. Ayşe tries to fight back with kindness. But Zehra gets upset and says she has to leave. Ömer goes after her and gets her in the car to take her home.
At home Sevim tries to calm Yener telling him that all is well Zehra probably had something important to do because she was fired and is looking for work. In the car Ayşe calls Ömer and wants to talk to Zehra. Zehra wants to tell her the truth but Ömer forbids her. Ayşe apologizes and asks her not to get offended and come back soon. Zehra does not respond much. Ömer and Zehra fight. She tells him to stop the car and when he doesn't she tries to open the door while in motion. Ömer's emergency break makes Zehra hit her head. He tells her to get out. She does. It is a deserted road. He drives off but soon backs up but cannot find her.
She gets home in a cab. Her mother snaps at her. Back at home Alev defends her behavior to Ayşe saying this kind of girl is not what Ömer could even look at. Ayşe is upset. Ömer arrives and hears it at the door and to make Ayşe happy tells Alev that she is forgetting one thing and that is "Love"! Ayşe blooms. Ömer is happy. Alev is miffed.
Zehra finds his father in pain. It is morning. She goes out to get him his medicine. She runs into Yener and he grabs her arm and asks about the car last night. She pulls her arm out and tells him it is not his business.
Alev goes to Ömer's office and tries to fish for something. Ömer brushes her off. He tells his friend Demir about Ayşe's sickness and then calls Zehra and tells her that he is sending his car to pick her up because his sister wants to see her. She says no and not to call her again. He says she is at fault for putting him in that situation and then tells her to name her price. She is shocked and hangs up.
Meanwhile Yasemin has found the dress in the closet and taken it to sell. Zehra wants to return it. Ömer decides to go home to try and tell Ayşe the truth. At home Ayşe is in bed and looks sick. She asks him to give love a chance. She is very upset that they have hurt Zehra's feelings. Out the window Ömer suddenly sees Zehra entering the garden. He goes down to meet up with her. She presses the dress in his chest and asks for her necklace. He says it is not hers. She says the necklace means a lot to her and she does not measure everything by its price tag like him. They quibble. Ayşe arrives and passes out. Ömer runs to her. Zehra looks concerned.
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