“Ferit and Ayşe Face Awkward Reunion at the Restaurant as Hande Suffers in Prison and the Sancakzade Family Breaks Apart Over Adnan’s Betrayal”
Mirza arrives and asked Ayşe if Ferit had tried to be romantic by bringing flowers to win her forgiveness. But Ayşe firmly replied that she trusted Ferit and he never brought her any flowers, then warned Mirza to stop meddling in her life. She also questioned why he even came.
Mirza insisted that he already told her he would be free and planned to pick her up, then asked why she seemed so tense—was it because of Ferit, or perhaps because Hande was jailed? Instead of answering, Ayşe simply walked away. Mirza tried to stop her, urging that they should leave together and even promising to remain silent during the ride.
Meanwhile, Hussein met with his lawyer, who informed him that he could be released on bail since the judge had approved it, though the amount was very high. Hussein, confident and arrogant, bragged that he had enough money to pay for bail and told the lawyer to take his share from there.
Curious about Hande’s situation, Hussein asked for updates, and the lawyer, after making some calls, told him that Hande would soon be transferred to the women’s prison near Hussein. Upon hearing this, Hussein couldn’t help but feel sad.
Ferit waited at a restaurant for a female friend while, at the same time, Hande was taken to the very prison where Ayşe had once been locked up. The same inmates greeted her, including the bully who had tormented Ayşe. They accu$ed Hande of being a monster and asked if she had really k!lled a baby.
Immediately, the group attač̣ked her, giving her a brütal b£ating. Even the inmate who had shown kindness to Ayşe joined in. The bully demanded to know how she could harm a baby and if she was insane. In tears, Hande claimed Ayşe had wronged her first, saying it was because of Ayşe that she could no longer have children.
For now, they stopped, but left her sitting on the floor in despair. While this was happening, Ferit warmly welcomed his old friend at the restaurant. They reminisced about their school years, and she complimented him on his looks. She admitted she had flown in the night before, surprised to see him without Hande, since she had heard the wedding never happened.
Ferit confessed the marriage was indeed called off but did not know where to begin the long story. In prison, a fellow inmate asked Hande if she had truly destroyed the child in Ayşe’s womb, adding that even animals would not do such a thing. Hande lashed out angrily, denying it.
Back at the restaurant, Ferit’s friend was stunned at everything he had gone through. She asked if he and Ayşe had divorced, and Ferit admitted it was final, explaining Ayşe had left. The woman revealed she also came to town specifically to see him.
Meanwhile, Ayşe questioned Mirza about why he had taken her to a restaurant. He insisted they should eat first since their journey was long. Ayşe refused because it was the same place she had once visited with Ferit, but Mirza pushed her, recalling how earlier he had seen Ayşe looking at old photos of herself with Ferit.
He had also received a call informing him that Ferit was dining with another woman, so he deliberately brought Ayşe there. When they entered, Ayşe was shocked to see Ferit happily chatting with his friend. Mirza quickly remarked that Ferit had already found someone new.
Ayşe tried to dismiss it, saying the woman was probably just a friend, but Mirza pulled out a chair for her, forcing her to stay. Ferit was equally stunned to see her. Elsewhere, Sinan brought Leman home. She asked if Ayşe had left, and Sinan admitted she had, leaving Ferit heartbroken.
Leman complained that since Ayşe’s arrival, she had done nothing but fight Azade, and she believed Hande had been the one to ruin everything. Sinan admitted he had been angry with Ayşe too, saying after everything they endured, she still abandoned Ferit. Maybe, he said, she would only realize his value after losing him entirely.
Leman then confessed her jealousy, saying if he looked at another woman like his ex, she would göuge his eyes out, making Sinan smile. Back at the restaurant, Ferit grew distracted, staring at Ayşe while she stared back. He told his friend, Tanem, that Ayşe was also there.
Mirza teased Ayşe that her jealousy was obvious, but she denied it and went to the washroom. On her way, she politely greeted Ferit and Tanem. Ferit introduced Tanem as a friend, but Tanem referred to Ayşe as his “your ex-wife,” before Ayşe walked away. Tanem remarked that maybe Ayşe had misunderstood their meeting.
In the washroom, Ayşe vented about how she and Ferit had just split yesterday, yet he had already gone back to old habits, meeting friends and attending dinners. She suspected Tanem might even be his new lover since she knew nothing about Ferit’s friends. Tanem then entered the washroom too, while outside, Mirza smirked at Ferit.
Ferit angrily confronted Mirza, demanding to know why he kept following Ayşe around. Mirza mocked him, asking if he was jealous and if he was trying to interfere in Ayşe’s choices. Ferit warned him to stay away or face consequences. Mirza replied that if Ayşe wanted him close, there was nothing Ferit could do, which only enraged Ferit more.
When Ferit later met Ayşe, she accused him of moving on too quickly and demanded to know who Tanem really was. Ferit laughed bitterly, reminding her she had chosen divorce and walked away without looking back.
Ayşe insisted on answers, but Ferit told her he also had questions—like why she was with Mirza and now living with her grandfather, the same man whose family ties she had denied. Ayşe claimed it was not the same, then wished him a good evening with his “friend” before returning to her table.
Soon after, Ayşe received a call from Vedia, who wanted to check on her. Ayşe invited her to Adana, and Vedia agreed. Meanwhile, Hande looked at her bruised face in the prison mirror while her cellmates mocked her. She was summoned to the infirmary without an appointment, where she found Hussein waiting.
Hussein asked how she had ended up there. Hande said she had been framed. Hussein reminded her that after reporting him, she was doomed, and now she had to live with that choice. He accused her of betraying even him, the one who had protected her.
Showing him her injuries, she cried about her misery, but Hussein coldly told her things would only get worse. He blamed her ambition to become the daughter-in-law of the Sancakzade family for their current predicament. Hande defiantly declared she would still become mistress of the mansion and owner of the company.
Hussein asked if she was still obsessed with Ferit, but she snapped that he knew nothing. He warned her that no one, not even Ferit, would let her return to the mansion. Hande cryptically replied that Adnan did not have only two sons, hinting at secrets. Shocked, Hussein asked what she meant.
Hande told him he would find out in time and regret disrespecting her. She then thr£atened the guard, warning she would accuse her of bribery if she tried to set her again to meet Hussein. At the mansion, the family sat down for dinner when Adnan arrived. Sinan grew agitated, declaring he did not want Adnan at the table.
Despite others trying to calm him, Sinan insulted his father, thr£atening to reveal the truth in front of his granddaughter. Adnan warned him to respect him as a father, but Sinan shouted that a true father would never disgrace his family. Azade accused Adnan of betraying them all.
Ferit tried to mediate, but tensions rose until Adnan lost his temper, smashing the table. Ferit urged Müge to leave the room, then demanded answers from Adnan. Adnan tried to explain his reasons, claiming Azade’s strict marriage protocol he had him sign would leave him with nothing.
Sinan mocked him, telling him to take his jacket and go. The argument grew harsher. Ferit told Adnan the real problem was respect, not money, and that none of them could live under the same roof with him anymore. Sinan declared that the betrayer should leave the house, not the rest of the family.
Adnan smashed plates in fury, insisting he was still their father and master of the home. He stormed off to pack, but Azade followed, only to be thr£atened by him. Sinan confronted him again, warning him never to thr£aten his mother. Outside, Ferit tried to calm them, but Adnan $lapped Sinan, to the ground shocking everyone.
