The earthquake in Demirkan Mansion that night shakes all the stones in Umay's life. For Umay, who has endured the cruelty of her husband Affan for years for her children, this event was the last straw. She takes her children and leaves the house. She takes refuge in the village where she was born and grew up, in Eskitepe, with her older sister Sonay, whom she has been offended for a long time. The two sisters join hands and leave all resentment behind. They will start the family heirloom dairy again. Umay is just about to start putting her life in order when a man with a dark past and full of mystery appears before her. Now the fate of her children and herself are in the hands of this dangerous man...

Umay does everything he can to heal Kürşat, who brought her her son. Sonay, who sees Kürşat at home, gets the shock of her life because this man is very similar to her husband Serhat, whom she lost years ago. Affan raids the dairy to get Melik back and asks Umay to account, but Kürşat appears in front of him. Affan, who was beaten up and down, became very suspicious of Kürşat. Who is this man? But this time, Sonay takes the stage… She says that Kürşat is her husband. Everyone freezes. Especially Murat does not believe that his father, whom he lost years ago, is still alive. Confident that he is one of the wanted fugitives, Affan and Murat report Kürşat.

Things started to get mixed up in Eskitepe. Umay is horrified by the newspaper clippings that Kürşat finds and reads in his bag. It is written in the news that Kürşat killed his wife and baby in her womb. Affan also sets up dark plans to reveal Kürşat's true identity. Sonay, who is unaware of all this, is falling in love with Kürşat from moment to moment. In the midst of all this turmoil, Kazım appears before them. He begins to suffocate Sonay with his harassment and threats. Meanwhile, Melik also disappears. The wedding day has come. Affan shows up with the relatives of Sonay's deceased husband, Serhat. The knot in which everyone throws a knot is getting bigger and bigger…