- Original release
- Previous episode S03E25 - 81. Bölüm
- Number S03E26
- Country Turkey
- Original language Turkish
- Genres Drama, Family, Romance
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82. Bölüm
Şengül, who is shocked that Orhan is side by side with Gönül, takes action quickly, while the ice between Nebahat and Doruk slowly begins to melt. Asiye and Zehra start working together in a new job. Gönül continues to make sneaky moves against Şengül, whose ambition she cannot take. While Akif tries every way not to divorce Suzan, Orhan and Şengül's pleasing decision, which makes everyone happy, turns Gönül's eyes wide.
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