Güney ile Banu evleniyor
When Kuzey finds out who the person who saved him from the cops at the last moment is, first this name means nothing to him. Burak Çatalcali is not able to get help from Kuzey but learns something about Kuzey's character.
Güney is left to deal with the reproach of the Sinaners because of the scandal at the opening.
Kuzey realizes that he will not be able to settle the issue with Ferhat by running away from the police. But when he appears before the judge, when he finds it difficult to control his anger, the decision puts the Tekinoğlu Family in a difficult situation again. However, Ali, despite preparations for their wedding with Demet, finds a way to solve Kuzey's problem. Meanwhile, Simay finds a way to delay the divorce further irritating Kuzey's nerves.
Due to what happened at the opening, the Uncu Family cuts the bill to Güney. Güney, who had to fight on different fronts because of Kuzey, finally lashes out. Witnessing this moment of Güney, Cemre learns that she is the secret hero of the "night of the accident". This fact brings Kuzey, Güney and Cemre together to face it.
While Banu and Güney's wedding night is overshadowed by the surprise of the uninvited guest, Kuzey gets an important opportunity to get rid of Ferhat with an unexpected call.
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