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Ömer decides not to tell Zehra about Arcan's escape. They go back, and he asks Zehra to stay there while he goes to the office for something important. Ömer tells Can to take care no one leaves the house. He goes to meet Mürad bey. Zehra keeps calling her and he is embarrassed in front of Mürad Bey to express his love but cannot tell Zehra.
Zehra sees Jülide who says she needs some sewing supplies for Asya's dress. Zehra goes out to get it. Can misses her and she gets a cab before he can get to her. Can tells Ömer. Ömer calls her and tells her to go home. They get cut off because she runs out of charge. Aysil is packing to go to Fatima Abla's house. Sarp tells Ipek that he likes her.
Ömer gets a call from Arcan saying he has got Zehra. Ömer gets in his car and goes to the address he gives. Zehra goes back home and calls Ömer but he cannot answer. His phone is in the car.
Arcan faces him with his goons. He badmouths Ömer's father and says he was a coward. Ömer says if you are a man drop the gun and face me man to man. Arcan drops the gun and tells the men to stand back. Ömer presses him into the couch, squeezing his neck. Arcan is reaching for the gun.
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