Ayşe begins by saying that she saw someone yesterday. Ömer listens. Hediye comes in saying Mehmet Bey has come and Zehra is with him. It makes him antsy and wants to go. He says let's leave it for later. Ayşe agrees. They go. Mehmet Bey is talking about flying. It comes out that Ömer has a flying licence too. Everyone is once more surprised by him. Mehmet chatters and Ömer says to himself I suppose women like funny men!!! They go to the breakfast table and Ömer's irritation of Mehmet Bey continues. Mehmet Bey wants Zehra to join his team in Dubai. Ömer reacts with a no instinctively. He corrects himself saying two jobs will be too much adding that still it is Zehra's decision. Zehra agrees with Ömer. Idil apologizes. Sabah tells Kerem to go after her and accept her apology. He does. Idil goes to Morad, an old friend in love with her. She manipulates him with her tears to go and give a beating to Sabah. Morad and his goons have Sabah's store under surveillance. Ipek snatches Koray's taxi to get to her first day of work at Kervancioglu Holding. When she sees him there, she is ashamed. Özge is rude with Ipek and Koray does not like it.Ayşe is upset that she did not tell Ömer that she has met their mother. Aysil takes a cake to Hamiyyet to thank Salim for finding a job for Ipek, her niece. Cevriye goes out with her and tries to bring up the marriage issue but Aysil silences her. Mehmet Bey wants to see Zehra's old sketches. Ömer follows her and tries to stall her in the bedroom. Then he suggests that she show the sketches to Mehmet Bey in his study. While there, he keeps making distractions by dropping the drawer and files. Finally, Mehmet leaves and Ömer asks Zehra to put on his favourite navy-blue dress. She agrees. Ayşe meets her mother and decides to create a chance meeting between her and Ömer. She calls Ömer and asks him to go pick up Asya from school alone and let Zehra get ready while he is gone. He agrees. He goes and, on the street, Jülide calls him from behind: "Ömer!" He freezes. "My son!" His eyes fill with pain and anger.