Karada Ölüm Yok
Akgun is acquitted and now he embarks onto a new life. He promises Selim and Selçuk Taşkın that he will not get involved in bad business and decides to revive the place they acquired with Soner and Eray. He contacts a famous performer he knows from Istanbul and persuades her to give a concert at their venue. Yağmur is very happy that Akgün is out of trouble. He has little intention of taking his father's implicit warnings to stay away from Akgün. On the other hand, while living under the same roof with Selim, Akgün knows that he cannot get close to Yağmur, but has difficulty holding back. When Akgün realizes that he cannot resist his love for Yağmur, he will have to make a serious decision. Selim, on the other hand, catches the murder suspect, Cemal, by hiding the details of his operation with Akgün. Gaps in Selim's story make the police question his credibility, and an investigator is assigned to investigate this incident. Canan is sure that Selim is really in trouble this time and takes action to stop it.
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