Gökberk Demirci

Reyhan is a sweet, small-town girl who agrees to marry a wealthy Istanbul playboy named Emir — as a favour to his dying father. Emir's plan? Make her life difficult enough that she'll walk away. What he didn't plan for was actually falling for her. A classic enemies-to-lovers slow burn wrapped in family drama, scheming in-laws and enough plot twists to keep you binge-watching well past bedtime — across hundreds of addictive episodes.

While working as a hairdresser in an Istanbul suburb, Aydan finds herself the owner of a luxury beauty salon. Her shadowy new boss is Emir, a mysterious businessman about whom no one knows anything. As Aydan struggles to adapt to Emir's world, she's also forced to contend with the troubles caused by her reluctant partner, Çiğdem, a vagrant who grew up in an orphanage. Efe, the reckless police officer who follows Emir, inevitably crosses paths with Çiğdem and the hairdresser. Amidst all this chaos, Aydan seeks solace in her dear friend, manicurist Fiko, while her ex-husband, talented hairdresser Tarık, who can't stomach Aydan's new world of luxury, finds himself facing a new problem every day.

Emre plans to marry Esra but must convince her to have village wedding to save company. He introduces assistant Irmak as Esra, falls for her but Esra crashes wedding.

Mehmet grows up without parents. All the villagers take care of him and send him to school. Mehmet becomes a doctor. He returns to his village. The villagers surprise him by setting up a health center. Mehmet cannot tell the villagers that he will be working at a hospital in Istanbul. He and his childhood friend Sefer make plans to get themselves kicked out of the village.