197.Bölüm
Zehra asks what you are doing here. Salim comes back and tells them to go in. Zehra follows Ömer inside. They sit, and Salim says what's done is done. We need to look at the future now. The happiness and peace of my children is first and foremost for me, as it is for any parent. So, if my daughter wants this marriage, then I agree. But I need to be sure that she does. Ömer and Salim look at Zehra. Zehra hangs her head with a smile.
Salim says however he wants everything to be done as quickly as possible and according to tradition. Ömer assures him that it will be. Zehra is excited and sees Ömer off. They talk happily and hopefully at the door. The shadow has lifted from Zehra's face.
Sabah gets Kerem on the wheelchair, so she can get him out of the house and show the house to a potential buyer. She takes him to Ati and tells them to stay at the store. She goes and shows the house to the customer. When she returns they are not there.
Asya plays hide and seek with the family and then calls Zehra to ask her to go and play with her. Salim tells Zehra that she could go to the House but not stay there the night before the wedding is finalized. Salim leaves. Zehra is relaxed and makes herself coffee. Ömer calls and tells her that he has become a different person and thanks her for helping him discover this new person. Zehra also confesses that she has been transformed by their love.
Ömer talks with Nihat at work. Asli, an assistant, tells Ömer that she has prepared everything he had ordered. Nihat wonders what is going on; Ömer evades the question .
In the evening Salim opens the door at home. It is Ömer holding a box of chocolate and flowers ready to ask for Zehra's hand. Salim is not happy and tells them it will not work this way. The couple are shocked.
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