Alya’s gunshot reshapes the balance of power in the Albora household. Cihan is wounded, and now Sadakat has the perfect excuse to strike at the most painful point of all — and cut Deniz off from his mother for good. Alya is brought back to the mansion together with Cihan, and despite fear and mounting tension, she treats him herself: she removes the bullet and bandages the wound. Any mistake will be used against her.
By morning, Alya has one more reason to move faster. She learns that Izzet ended up on a minefield; after she barely manages to get him out, he hides at a hotel. But even that step sparks a new scandal: Sadakat sees Alya’s closeness with Izet as a provocation and starts applying pressure through her sons. A meeting with Özkan — arranged for Alya by Nare — finally reveals what the family preferred to keep silent about. Boran had been tied to dangerous people. He killed the leader of a mafia clan, and after that, he fled to Canada. The truth hits so hard that Alya returns to the only thought that still feels like salvation: escape.
While Cihan tries to live as if control is still in his hands — even giving his nephew a gift — Alya and Izzet agree on a second attempt to run and plan their route. But the Albora enemies move faster: Izzet is intercepted, and it becomes clear that the real target isn’t Alya herself, but the family heir, Cihan-Deniz. When gunfire erupts nearby and everyone in the mansion rushes toward the chaos, Nare helps Alya slip away. Her freedom lasts only until her first encounter with Demir Baybars: Alya and Deniz risk falling straight into the enemy’s hands.
Can Alya save her son when she’s now up against not only the Albora rules, but also people who want the Albora heir at any cost?
