At a young age, Sumru abandoned her newborn twins without even holding them. She moved to Cappadocia with her mother, where she married Samet, a wealthy and prominent figure in the city’s tourism industry. They had two children. Samet also has a son from his first marriage, Cihan. Growing up under difficult circumstances the twins, Nuh and Melek, fueled by hatred for the mother who abandoned them, find out their mother’s identity. They come to Cappadocia to claim what they believe they are entitled to and confront their mother. Caught off guard, Sumru denies everything, but she is aware that it’s only a matter of time before the secret she has hidden is revealed. Things are also complicated at the Şansalan mansion. Sumru’s widowed sister-in-law, lives at the mansion with her daughter Sevilay. Her goal is to marry her daughter off to her nephew Cihan and secure their future. Also, Samet supports this plan. As the twins pursue what they believe is rightfully theirs from their mother, Melek crosses paths with Cihan, and Nuh encounters Sevilay. From the first moment, Cihan is deeply affected by Melek and can’t get her out of his mind, even as he finds himself on the brink of a forced marriage. Meanwhile, as Sevilay tries to oppose the marriage on her own, she crosses paths with Nuh. Although Sumru tries to keep the children she rejected away from her family, Melek and Nuh will gradually infiltrate both the family and the hearts of Cihan and Sevilay. As Samet’s health problems worry the entire family, his old enemy, Tahsin, waits in the shadows, ready to take revenge for the past.