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Zehra cries. Ömer takes her out and sits her down and gets her water. He then goes off to make further inquiries. He comes back later and takes Zehra into a room where Salim is lying recovering from his heart spasm. Zehra is thankful. The nurse asks for a name for her files. Zehra introduces herself as his daughter and says she can write her name "Zehra Kervancioglu!" Ömer is happy to hear her refer to herself as his wife. Ömer also asks to have his name on file.
Sabah has spilled soup on Kerem's clothes. He is very fussy and gets angry at her. He goes to change. Kerem's girlfriend comes. Kerem and Sabah continue to play tricks on each other. When his girlfriend thinks Kerem might be having a fling with Sabah, he gets angry and says I would not even take her on as a servant. Sabah is offended and leaves.
Ayşe calls Ömer to join her and Nihat with Zehra for a party. He tells them they would not be able to join them.
Zehra cries at her father's bed and tells him that she could not have let him die and that is why she has done what she has done. Ömer stays quietly around and falls asleep on the bench outside. He gets her something to eat. Finally, Salim wakes up and gets dressed. Zehra and Ömer express joy over his recovery. He walks silently ahead and tells Zehra to follow him home. Zehra looks at Ömer. He gestures for her to go. He remains, all desolate!
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