under these conditions, I don't,
but if you say you'll talk Derin into...
Not at all.
I can't say a word to Derin.
She looks at me differently and sees me as a threat.
Everything I say about you
or your marriage bothers her greatly.
It's best if you speak with your attorney and you divorce.
Let her move back in with us and put an end to this.
We won't be able to talk her into doing that.
She feels defenseless and I promised.
You've kept all your promises, right, Volkan?
You're an angel now.
Unbelievable.
It'll take forever to find a good locale.
We shouldn't give up so quickly.
Let's visit a few more places. I'm sure we'll find something.
Hello.
Hello, Asya, dear. Good morning, it's Cavidan.
-Cavidan. -Is this a bad time?
Are you busy?
No. What is it?
Well, I was unsure whether to call you or not.
I felt terrible about your reaction during the meeting.
-Is that why you called? -No, that's not it.
It's something else.
It's nothing in particular,
but you said you were looking for a locale, right?
I think I have the perfect place for you.
Cavidan, I'm not looking for a place
where I'll be fired whenever they hear a lie about me.
You have every right to say that.
We've all made many mistakes, but I want you to know
that I've grown fond of you and that I trust you.
I'll support all your future endeavors.
Thank you for your support, but like I said...
Don't turn me down just yet.
Look at it first and if you don't like it,
then it can't be helped.
You will at least get to say you turned down Cavidan.
Alright.
Marvelous!
I'll send you the address right away, dear.
If you have time, I'll be there in 30 minutes.
Alright, I'll see you later.
See you.
What do you mean you'll see her soon?
She said she has the perfect locale for my practice.
Does she have to meddle in everything you do?
Let's go check it out.
Okay.
Hi, Pelin.
Hello, Mr. Volkan.
Pelin, is Derya in her office?
Derin is here for her appointment.
Dr. Derya just left.
What? Where did she go?
I don't know. She said she had an emergency.
She said Dr. Leila would see you.
Forget it! I'll only be seen by Derya.
Derin.
Volkan, please! I only trust Derya.
I won't be seen by anyone else.
Come with me.
What's the difference between Derya and that other doctor?
If she's not here, then we can come back some other time.
I haven't been feeling well. I'm sorry, Volkan.
I don't want to be touched or examined by a stranger.
Please! Please try to understand me.
Alright, fine.
Thank you.
We should go up to check on my mother.
Let's go.
-Goodbye, Pelin. -Goodbye, Mr. Volkan.
Let's go.
What the hell are you going to do now, Derya?
You're asking for trouble.
I got away today, but I don't know what I'll do tomorrow.
How could you do that?
If you do it again, I'll file a complaint against you
and you'll lose your job as medical director.
Think twice next time.
Unbelievable. She's crazy!
It's Derya.
What is it, Derya?
Hey, Bahar.
What are you doing? Are you busy?
I need to talk or I'll scream. I'm going crazy.
What's wrong?
Asya and I are looking for a locale.
What are you talking about? A locale?
She's going to open her own practice.
Really?
So she's not going back to the foundation?
No, she's not.
I understand, Bahar. Alright.
Take care then. I'll see you later, ladies.
-Good luck with everything. -Okay, take care.
Her job as medical director is important to her.
I know.
I think I understand her.
Derya only has her career and work.
I'm sure she means well.
If I thought she didn't, I wouldn't have befriended her.
Asya, what do you think of Turgay?
Why do you ask that?
Whether I speak or not, it'll be an issue,
but I don't want things to get more complicated
so I think I should say something.
Derya kissed Turgay. There, I said it.
What?
That's right.
They went out drinking and ended up kissing.
I think she's finally realized how she's felt for a long time,
but she couldn't admit it to herself or Turgay.
-But... -But what?
She knows Turgay likes you a lot.
Right, so what am I supposed to say now, Bahar?
I'd rather not talk about this now.
Alright, we'll drop it for now.
You don't have to worry. He's improving.
Thank you, Doctor.
Uncle Melih, are there any updates?
He's fine. He's improving.
Oh, thank God!
Where's my mother?
She's probably in the garden.
Alright, I'll go see her.
Come on, let's sit over there.
Please don't be mad because I asked to meet me like this.
I didn't want this to be a regular appointment.
I'm here now. I'm listening.
As you know, my husband is in the ICU
and I feel like I'm trapped here at the hospital.
I don't know what I'm supposed to know,
so I thought that if I spoke with you then perhaps...
you could help me with how I feel.
You're a good psychiatrist after all.
I understand.
What seems to be the problem?
It's Derin.
It's the way she feels about her marriage
and how her feelings towards Volkan have become unhealthy.
She's trying to cling to a marriage that ended.
She's saddening herself and those around her
and there's nothing I can do about it.
I feel so powerless and sad.
You shouldn't blame yourself for that, Gonul.
Being Derin's mother doesn't give you the right
to interfere in her marriage, wouldn't you agree?
But I have to do something. I have to!
My husband is in the ICU
and my son is so upset about what happened to Haluk
and Derin that he barely speaks.
My granddaughter didn't see her mother for days
and the courts ruled in favor of Haluk's bastard child.
Why did everything bad have to happen at once?
I feel like I'm under a lot of pressure.
If there's one thing I care about, that's Derin's wellbeing.
Derin is running away from me
and I can't do anything about it
and that makes me feel so powerless.
Here we are.
So what do you think? You like it, right?
I do, Mrs. Cavidan. Is anyone renting it?
No one lives here currently.
Right this way, please.
My son and daughter-in-law.
She's like you, Asya. She's an ophthalmologist.
Really?
I kept this place because years ago
I thought they'd come to Tekirdag to live closer to me,
but they didn't.
They haven't been by in a long time.
Don't you have another son?
No, I just have the one.
And I have no grandchildren. That's life.
What about your husband?
Oh, my husband.
My husband and I separated years ago.
You know, dear Asya, my husband found himself a younger woman
and he left with her without looking back.
I'm sorry to have reminded you of such terrible times.
No, dear, those are just memories now, Asya.
They were my happiest and my worst memories
and they have come undone with time.
That's why we should always keep looking forward.
Look towards your present and then your future.
If we continue looking back, we'll always be trapped
and trapped together with it.
Isn't that how it works? Right, Bahar?
Yes, of course.
Let's look outside. Come on.
Yes.
Very well.
So what do you think? Do you like it?
I do.
May I take pictures inside?
Of course you can.
Asya, I think this place is perfect for your new practice.
Come on, Bahar, let's get some fresh air.