You'd better answer your phone right now!
Answer me!
Damn it!
Damn you!
Yes, Derin?
Selcuk, is Volkan with you?
He just left.
Where'd he go?
No idea.
This is an emergency. Please understand.
This is about our father's death!
He said he was going to the airport.
What?
Excuse me.
I have to get through. It's an emergency.
I'm sorry.
Excuse me. It's an emergency.
Excuse me.
Asya.
Volkan, what are you doing here?
Asya, stay. Listen, please stay.
Volkan, I don't understand. Why are you here?
Asya, are you really willing to just leave Ali like that?
Why are you leaving us?
Ali will join me later. I'm not abandoning him.
Asya, wake up. Stay.
Volkan, I don't want Aras to see you here.
I don't want any problems.
Asya.
Volkan, stop insisting.
You need to understand that I don't exist for you anymore.
You need to accept that Asya is dead to you.
Bury her along with your past in Tekirdag.
You might not like it but accept that everything changed.
You need to move on.
Go somewhere you're welcome and watch over our son.
I know you'll care for him until I get back.
We made a lot of mistakes, sure,
but Ali was the best thing we did together.
Now you have to watch over him until I get back.
Good morning.
Are you sure that's what they said?
Doctor, I can't believe it either.
Ms. Nevin!
I heard a rumor. So it's true?
Derya, I don't understand and I find it hard to believe,
but it's true.
Asya prescribed insulin to a non-diabetic.
It's true?
Sadly, the patient went into hypoglycemic shock
and then into cardiac arrest.
She's in the ICU.
Do you think it's possible?
We're on our way to see the patient.
See you.
It didn't go through.
Please come here.
I don't know what's wrong.
Where are you? Where are you, Volkan?
Yes, Derya?
People are saying
you administered the wrong drug to a patient.
She's in critical condition.
You prescribed insulin and she's not a diabetic.
Are you talking about Sarah?
That's right. Her.
Asya, her son is suing you.
All right, Derya.
-Asya Yilmaz? -Yes?
You're wanted by the authorities.
Please come with us.
Wait, officer. Please tell me why.
What is it, Mom?
Where are you, Derin?
I'm at the airport.
Why?
Don't tell me you're seeing Asya off.
Mom, listen to me.
Asya was about to leave and the police just took her.
before she went through security.
So she couldn't leave?
No, Mom!
Wait a second. Why aren't you surprised?
Was this your doing?
Go home, Nancy Drew.
Fine, Mom. I'll be right there.
Hello.
Why haven't you told me what's going on?
Because the patient is still in critical condition.
What are the doctors saying?
I still don't know.
How could you ruin things so disastrously?
You were supposed to give her a different prescription
and look at what happened to this woman!
I didn't think things would go this far either.
Her daughter-in-law left and the woman injected herself
with the insulin.
Keep asking, and let me know if anything happens.
Idiot!
ATATURK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
You're not allowed out of the country
until the investigation is concluded.
The DA will want you to go give your official statement.
And you won't be able to change residences.
All right. Thank you.
Have a nice day.
Asya.
What happened? What are you being charged with?
I prescribed insulin to a patient.
Okay, and?
She had a heart attack and is in the hospital ICU.
What's going to happen now?
The patient wasn't a diabetic,
though I revised the results and it was obvious she was.
Can you take me to the hospital?
Of course. Don't worry.
So you're alone in your house? No one will show up?
I'd be embarrassed.
No one will be home for two weeks.
My mom left for England.
Sounds good.
I don't care, ma'am.
I need to talk to that doctor. My mom is seriously ill!
Asya.
Are you the one who prescribed the wrong medicine?
Sir, calm down.
Excuse me?
My mom almost died.
It's her fault she's in critical condition.
Please, calm down, sir.
Relax, Aras.
Sir, I prescribed the treatment based on her blood analysis.
There must be another explanation.
Like what?
My mother doesn't have diabetes and you prescribed insulin.
What other explanation could there be?
You were there when I checked her lab test results.
Her blood sugar was very high.
-That's right but... -Be quiet.
Is she a doctor? Can she understand?
Please try to remember. What did you hear?
I didn't understand you.
Reading the results is your job!
Ma'am, can I take a look at the results?
I always have a backup of my results
and I'd like to compare the data.
All right, let's go to your office.
Listen, if anything happens to my mother,
you'll regret ever making a damn mistake!
Did you hear what that woman said?
You'd better be telling me the truth!
Ahmet, I was there,
but I didn't understand a word she said.
How could this happen? I don't understand.
They're not the same results.
I can't believe it.
Dear, I don't want you to get the wrong idea,
but with everything that's been going on
with Haluk's death and his family's reaction,
plus your decision to move to London...
Maybe you were overwhelmed.
Do you think you might've made a mistake?
Ma'am, do you really think I could've confused 85 with 217?
I don't know.
I know my copy isn't the official test result,
but we need to think about this.
If the lab made a mistake, then it wasn't my mistake,
it was ours.
That's a right.
It's true.
There's a big difference.
If we need to,
we'll review all the lab tests performed that day.
I think that's our only option.
It's the only way to fix this and end the confusion.
Exactly.
Come with me to the lab then, so we can get started.
All right.
Thanks, Derya.
Hello, are you available?
Okay.
Derya and I will stop by the lab now.
All right, ma'am. I'll be expecting your call.
Thank you.
Asya, I got in a touch with a really good lawyer.
They'll see to it that the restriction is lifted
so you can leave the country.
Aras, I can't leave without clearing my name.
I have to do this so I can practice medicine when I leave.
I'm sure the charges will be dismissed
whether you leave or stay.