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We will wear these rings...
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... no matter what happens.
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- Okay?
- Sure.
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- Let's do it together, Fatmagül.
- Sure.
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I'm so happy for you.
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Thank you very much.
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Thank you.
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May those rings never leave your fingers.
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May everyday be as good as this one.
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May good things keep
happening in our lives.
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There you go.
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Thank you.
May your life be as sweet as these.
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Amin.
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Something was missing.
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Now I feel complete.
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May your rings never leave your fingers, either.
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They won't.
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We'll have beautiful days to live,
no matter what.
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My dear...
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Be so happy.
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Because, you deserve it.
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- Congratulations.
- Thank you, sweetie.
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Thank you, dear.
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Oh, come on abla.
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Abi, congratulations.
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Thank you.
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Tears of happiness, this time.
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You okay?
Want some water?
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No engagement without cake!
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You bought cake, too?
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Kadir Abi didn't want anything missing.
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We should get back to our work.
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- Congratulations again.
- Oh, wait a minute...
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... You can't go
without tasting our cake.
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Thank you.
May the next turn be ours.
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Mehmet, turn the heat down.
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Stir up the mayonnaise
or it will go sour.
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- Washed the parsley?
- Do I wash the parsley or stir up the mayonnaise?
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Do it all!
Do it all!
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Rahmi, I'm going crazy.
She's not sleeping?
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Nope, she's awake.
Her eyes are like this.
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How are we gonna get these orders ready?
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I don't know which one to do first!
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- Am I doing it right?
- Let me see.
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Do it properly, son.
Like this.
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It sticked!
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See what Özge did to us.
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They left us when we
needed them the most.
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They knew we were desperate.
Couldn't they have gone tonight?
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But you told them, Mukaddes.
You told them to go.
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They didn't wanna be a burden.
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Rahmi... you don't wanna get on my nerves today.
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- I'll take it out on you.
- Don't say that.
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They helped us yesterday.
They could have today as well.
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But you pulled a long face
and made them go.
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They were already done with us.
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Despite all we did for them.
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Not to mention the damage
done to our property.
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Is this how they thank us?
By turning their backs when we need them.
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What are you waiting for?
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Stop eavesdropping and do your job!
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Hello.
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Hello, welcome.
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I would like a portion of
"su böreği" and a tea please.
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We're busy with orders out.
We can't serve you today.
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Then you should close.
Or put up a "we're closed" sign.
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As you command, Mistress...
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How rude!
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No one taught you how
to speak to your customers?
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You're not the one to teach me!
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Miss, we're so sorry.
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We're really busy with some orders.
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That's why my wife is a bit grumpy.
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Actually, she's just helping.
It's not her real job!
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- Honestly.
- Rahmi!
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Go get on your knees and beg her, too?
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That vixen woman.
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Don't say that, Mukaddes.
Don't say that.
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"Customer is the benefactor."
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Yeah, like you know the best...
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Mukaddes, she is hungry.
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They're calling from the school.
They'll ask about the order.
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Gosh, I'll call in a fire now!
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I guess we should remove these now.
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Let me help you.
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- Hello.
- Oh, come on in, Ömerciğim.
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Hello, Ömer Bey.
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- You missed the ceremony though.
- What ceremony?
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- We've just got engaged.
- Really?
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They made a surprise to me and Fatmagül.
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I'm so happy to hear that.
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- Congratulations.
- May you be the next.
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Brother!
Hayırlı uğurlu olsun.
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- May God give you happiness.
- Thank you.
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Engagement chocolate.
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Congratulations, again.
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You okay?
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How did it go, Ömer?
Any news?
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Don't mean to ruin this happy mood
but I got some news.
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Bad news again?
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Not like that.
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They took Mustafa in custody
in shooting of Kerim.
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Yes, now tell me.
Why did you shoot Kerim Ilgaz?
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Listen, Mr. Officer.
I told your friends already.
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I have nothing to do with that incident.
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- My mom is ill. She's in the hospital.
- Don't waste our time.
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- Just tell me the truth.
- What do you want me to say?
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I know nothing about it.
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Please... I was already devastated
by my mom's illness.
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And now I'm just shocked.
I mean this is ridiculous...
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... that I'm being interrogated.
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- Let us be the judge of that.
- Yes, I'm sorry.
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You're doing your job, after all.
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I wasn't even here.
I was in Izmir, Ildır.
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I came back right away
when I heard about my mom.
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- When did you go to Izmir?
- 3 days ago, as I said.
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I mean... I don't know when Kerim was shot...
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... but I was in Izmir for 3 days.
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I have witnesses.
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I even went to the police department
in Çeşme for another investigation.
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I mean, I can prove that I was there.
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- You went to Çeşme yesterday.
- Yes.
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They were looking for me for days.
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But I didn't know that either.
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You'd been following your ex-fiancée.
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They identified you in the camera footage.
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I was just coincidentally passing by.
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Then I heard something happened
between Erdoğan Yaşaran and Fatmagül.
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I heard that her brother
attacked him. But I didn't see it.
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They saw me in the video and
they made a complaint about me, that's all.
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That doesn't look like a coincidence to me but...
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... there's a far more important thing
which is you laying an ambush for her husband.
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And you shot him.
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Why would I do that?
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I would have done it long ago, if I wanted to.
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But I'm cooled off already.
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I got over it.
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I got married.
I started a whole new life.
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My wife is pregnant. I'll have a baby soon.
Why would I shoot him?
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That's what I'm asking you.
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I have nothing to do with somebody...
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... who turned her back against me and left.
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You know the place Kerim was shot.
You've been there before.
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Yes, I've been there to pick up my wife.
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- What was your wife doing there?
- We had an argument.
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I mean, after what they wrote
about us in the newspapers...
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... Fatmagül and her family
saw that as an opportunity.
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And they began to manipulate my wife.
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Kerim's dad took my wife to that house.
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They wanted to keep her away from me.
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But I went there and took my wife back.
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I mean, I was the victim there.
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Okay then, why did you go to Izmir?
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I had a business.
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I went to buy the boat.
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- I told you I had a witness.
- When did you go there?
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You asked me this before!
I told you "3 days ago".
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That's easy to prove.
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- By a plane or a bus?
- A taxi.
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There was a huge traffic.
Even before I get to the airport...
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... I knew I'd miss the flight.
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But I had to go to Izmir.
I didn't want to miss that boat.
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Then I found this taxi driver...
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... who was from Urla.
He offered to take me there.
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He would visit his family on the way.
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So he offered...
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... and we got a deal
for a reasonable price.
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- How much?
- He said 500 lira would do it.
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I bet, you didn't take down his plate number.
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I mean, how would I know...
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... I didn't pay attention to that.
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Never thought something like this would happen.
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How would I Know.
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I was so sick, already.
I had a fever.
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I took the backseat.
And slept through the road.
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We were in Izmir when I opened my eyes.
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You caught the name of the driver?
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No, I slept the whole way.
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He was a young, tanned boy.
Please, Mr. Officer...
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We're wasting time here.
My mom is ill.
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What's with his mother?
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Blood pressure issues
due to kidney failure.
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That's why Mustafa came from Izmir.
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And they took him to the police station immediately.
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- What was he doing in Izmir?
- Running away, obviously.
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They took his statement about
our first complaint, in Izmir.
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Nothing came up, apparently.
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Let's measure our patient's blood pressure.
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He's denying it despite the camera footage.
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Let's see what's his story this time.
Will he get away with this as well?
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- We don't know if it's him though.
- He's the only one who knows that house.
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I don't believe it can be a thief or homeless.
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I think Kerim was shot deliberately.
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You will keep tabs on
the result of the investigation, won't you?
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Of course we will.
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- The engagement made you excited it seems.
- What's wrong?
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His blood pressure a little high.
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Kerim.
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He's coughing a lot.
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I'm okay.
Don't worry about me.
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- Does he have fever?
- A bit. I'll talk to the doctor.
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Let's work on dropping his blood pressure first.
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Of course, he caught cold
when he lied down on the wet ground.
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Anyway, good that we're in the hospital now.
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The doctors will help him.
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I'll go to the police department.
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We'd better go now.
And let the patient get his rest.
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- Fatmagülcüğüm, why don't you go with Kadir?
- No, abla, I will stay.
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You need some rest, child.
I can stay.
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No, ablacığım. I'll stay here.
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Look at his face.
How happy it makes him.
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He was scared to death
that you might go.
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That's true.
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I brought my books as well.
I'll study tonight.
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Your exams are coming, aren't them?
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Come, Meryem.
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- Hello.
- Hoşgeldiniz.
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Hello.
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Fahrettin Bey.
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Hello.
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Dad.
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My son.
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Thank God.
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- I'm alright.
- Thank God.
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I couldn't make him believe you were alright.
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I was so scared.
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- Hoşgeldiniz.
- Hoşbulduk.
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Geçmiş olsun to all of us.
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We talk on the phone everyday.
And he found out on the first day.
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My voice gave it away.
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We're glad you came.
Hoşgeldiniz Fahrettin Bey.
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Hoşbulduk.
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I don't know how I got here.
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I told Mümtaz Bey not to tell you. But...
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They'll shoot my only son.
And I won't know about it?
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I won't be there for him?
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That's why Kerim didn't
want us to call you.
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He didn't want to make you worry.
He knew you would come.
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How are you?
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I'm good.
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- I'm alive.
- Thank God.
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Take the tray.
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Not that one.
The bigger one.
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You can't knead the dough in it.
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- This one?
- Yes.
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Now, sift all the flour into that tray.
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Mehmet...
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Can you help me please?
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God, leave the kid alone.
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Just pour it all at once.
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But...
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- This won't take all the flour.
- It doesn't have to.
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You will sift it into the tray... Gosh.
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Don't hold it high up.
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Rahmi... Put the sifter into the tray.
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Leave it... I'm coming.
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I got it.
I'm fine.
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You feed the baby.
You feed Elif.
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What's next?
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Rahmi, just leave it.
For God's sake.
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Just leave it.
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Call them.
There's no way I can finish all of these!
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We'll make it.
Don't worry.
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See, I'm doing it right.
We'll make it.
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- Abi, abi... That man again.
- Which man?
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Isn't it Özge's uncle?
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What is he doing here?
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Rahmi, stay inside.
Mehmet...
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... don't let him do anything stupid.
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Hey!
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Rahmi, get back inside.
Don't get yourself into trouble!
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Hey you!
What are you doing here?
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Tell Nalan to come out.
I need to talk to her.
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Nalan isn't here.
She's gone.
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They're not here.
They are gone!
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Don't lie to me.
I know you're making them work here.
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I'll call the police now!
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Rahmi, get inside.
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What are you nodding your head for?
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Rahmi, come on. Get inside!
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Has he no shame?
He came all the way to our door again.
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Come on. Let's see if the camera caught him.
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Don't think so.
He didn't get close not to be caught.
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He got smarter.
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He won't leave us alone.
I'm telling you.
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Who are you calling, Mukaddes?
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I'll call Kadir Bey.
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You'll make Kerim worried.
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Rahmi, help the baby pass gas.
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My nerves won't let me.
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As if we don't have enough troubles.
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I've become a whole different
man since I left Istanbul.
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I keep thinking about the day
you came to see me off.
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The day you hugged me...
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... the moment you said "Dad".
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There's only one thing in my mind.
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How can I...
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What can I do to make you come to Australia.
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We can't make any long term plans right now.
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We can't go anywhere
until the trials are over.
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I know.
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I feel incomplete
because I'm so far away from you.
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But I know that I will see you again and again.
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See...
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We said we'd see
each other in the wedding.
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Guess it was destined to be today.
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It made Kerim so happy.
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Yes.
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Thank you.
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You did great
by telling Fahrettin Bey.
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It'd end our friendship
if he heard it from someone else.
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Mümtaz said you didn't see the man who shot you.
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I couldn't.
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- Anti-fatigue tea?
- Thank you.
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I won't go to Australia
empty handed this time.
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I will find whoever did this to you.
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Now we know who Kerim took after.
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Whoever did this...
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... will pay for it.
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No...
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We won't do anything without Kadir Abi's knowledge.
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He's getting smarter huh?
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My husband couldn't have done it.
He was in Ildır.
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Besides, why would he do it?
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He has no problem with those people anymore.
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We have a happy marriage.
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No one else knows that house
but you and your husband.
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I have witness that I couldn't have been
there during the incident.
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Me and my mom was at home.
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You can ask the doorman or the security.
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Did he call you when he got there?
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Of course he did.
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I think I will get sick.
I can't make a fire here, not to be seen.
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Where are you, Mustafa?
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I told you, it's better that you don't know.
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I won't stay here for long anyway.
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He called me from Ildır.
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He was very sick.
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Thank you.
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Sign here.
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- Can I go now?
- Of course.
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When will you let him go?
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He'll stay with us for a while longer.
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My mother-in-law is in the hospital.
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Please let him go.
He's innocent.
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Thank you, miss.
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- What happened?
- Let's get the hell out of here.
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- Where's Mustafa?
- Don't know. Somewhere around here.
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What's going on girl?
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Hacer.
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They won't let me go, Hacer.
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They keep me though I am innocent.
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But I'll prove it.
I'll be back with you, don't worry.
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Don't leave my mom alone.
Stay with her, okay?
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This way, brother.
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Look after her.
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Hacer!
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I entrust my mom to you.
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Mustafa shot Kerim.
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- Did he confess?
- Nope.
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How do you know then?
He wasn't even here.
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I just know.
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No matter how much he denies.
I know it well that he did it!
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No way...
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He went to Ildır
after shooting Kerim.
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- Serdar.
- Yes, abi?
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I was thinking...
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This just doesn't feel right.
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- How do you mean?
- I have a bad feeling about this.
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I'm saying this not as
a police officer, but as a brother.
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Hiding a crime...
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... is also crime.
Don't fool yourself.
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No one can escape justice, son.
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I know, abi.
But there's not a crime.
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I think you're saying the words
you were told to say.
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As if you're not the man
who came here 3 days ago with suspicion.
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Did that man threaten you?
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Not at all.
Why would I hide it, if I knew something?
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You certainly know something.
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But anyway...
I warned you.
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I rest my case.
It's up to you now.
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You're guilty if you're hiding a crime.
Just so you know.
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I told you everything I know.
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- Good day, abi.
- If you say so.
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Keep your eyes on him.
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Yes, sir.
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I wanted to buy the rings together...
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... but Fatmagül said
"what are you waiting for?"...
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... and I couldn't help it.
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I would have chosen
something like this, too.
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I feel weird.
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Oh don't.
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But I like it, too.
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Never thought this would happen
at this age of my life.
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Why is that?
I'm glad it happened.
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I'm glad (too).
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I'm so glad that Fahrettin Bey is here.
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Kerim is glad, too.
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It made him happy.
And put my heart at ease.
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Mine too.
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His father is with him now.
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It'll give him a big morale boost.
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You sure you don't want something to eat?
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There's fresh sandwiches in the cafeteria.
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No, my child.
Thank you.
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Thank you.
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- How is it?
- It's back to normal.
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The medicine helped it seems.
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It went up when you were excited.
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I guess.
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Where has Mümtaz Bey disappeared?
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He's in the corridor.
I gave him his tea.
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I talked to Deniz.
Says hello to you.
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- Thanks.
- Deniz wanted to come as well.
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But she has school.
And her studies are intense.
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I didn't let her come.
Which made her even more worried.
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She thought I was hiding something.
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She wanted me to call her
regardless of the time difference.
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Hearing her brother's voice
put her at ease.
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Life.
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I though I'd come here for your wedding...
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Is this coughing normal?
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I thought he caught cold,
but I guess...
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... that anesthesia tool
irritated his throat.
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Yeah, I can barely swallow right now.
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Want me to talk to your doctor?
So we can take you to a private hospital.
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No, no need.
They take good care of me here.
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They'll discharge me in a few days anyway.
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God gave you back to us.
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Thank God he could call me when he was shot.
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Or else he would have...
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And, Mümtaz is blaming himself.
It was his rifle.
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It was empty though.
And the shells were somewhere else.
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Yeah, they were in the box in a drawer.
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That jerk, whoever he is,
had enough time to search the house.
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The police is interrogating Mustafa.
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Yes, he knew that house.
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It can be the Yaşarans as well.
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Kadir Bey told me everything on the phone.
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I know Erdoğan Yaşaran followed you.
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I also know what
your brother did to him.
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And that the Yaşaran rat
sneaked into your house.
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But...
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... he consoled me.
Saying that everything was under control.
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But I think, there's a big possibility
that they are behind this.
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They may have an alibi for that night.
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And they also may have got away
with the previous incident with Rahmi.
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But if they are behind this one too..
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... I swear I will make them pay for this.
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Them...
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... or Mustafa...
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... or whoever it is...
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... I won't let them get away with it.
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Ibrahim! Kolay gelsin.
Good luck!
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Good luck!
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They're the lambs of sea!
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I love it!
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Come on, even my cats
wouldn't eat them!
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Well, I'll eat them tonight.
Don't see any fish in your bucket though.
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My dinner is almost ready.
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Here, you must be freezing.
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What are you doing here, uncle?
I was looking for you for hours.
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Why?
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You don't know about
what's happening recently.
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I don't wanna know anything.
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I don't want to be Reşat Yaşaran anymore.
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I want to be like one of those men.
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Are you okay?
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I want to worry only about
what I will eat tonight.
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What are you talking about?
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I don't want to think about anything.
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Come on, pull yourself together.
It's not the time to give in, uncle.
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Not long.
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Only until a year and half ago...
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... I mean, I wasn't the best man around.
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Still, I had a huge company.
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I had a reputation.
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I had credibility in the business world.
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I had peace, Münir...
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Peace.
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I mean, I wasn't loved by everybody, but...
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... I had self respect.
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I lost it all.
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And I want to get lost, myself.
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I want to forget who I am.
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Uncle, I know you're tired. But...
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You know nothing.
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The police took Mustafa for
interrogation about Kerim's shooting.
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They can all go to hell.
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Leave me alone.
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Uncle!
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I just said that the police took Mustafa for interrogation.
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- Why would I care?
- Watch your foot, bro!
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Why would I care?
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What do you mean?
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What do you mean
you don't care?
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If Mustafa sings to the police...
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You, me and the boys...
We'll all get screwed!
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It'll be okay, Münir.
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I know you'll take care of it.
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Uncle!
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They can all go to hell.
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Oh no... We lost the whole cruise.
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No, man. It was just the logistics department.
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Destroying the transportation department next.
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I'll blow up the truck park then.
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Blow 'em up!
You're the man!
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Aha, just lost another truck.
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Another truck blowing right up...
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We'll lose our minds at this rate huh?
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Aha! Battleship down!
And the so is the Yaşaran Empire!
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You think we're rid of Mustafa now?
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- What if he rats on us?
- Don't know, man.
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He has to save his own ass first.
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It seems, her majesty is honoring us today.
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Do not let her see us playing games.
God forbid, she might fire us.
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That silly grin on their face.
They must be very annoyed.
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That means we're in the right path.
- They're getting on my nerves, though.
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See that attitude?
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They show up like Princess and Queen.
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I'll get the corrections
on the contract done.
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Where are you going?
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Selim?
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What an idiot.
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This will be re-written.
I marked the corrections in red.
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Yes, madam.
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- Let me see them before you copy them.
- Sure.
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- Isn't Reşat Yaşaran here?
- He hasn't come yet.
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Zehra, can I have a coffee?
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Urgent.
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- What?
- I got those pics deleted last night.
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- They won't be published.
- You expect me to thank you?
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Just thought you'd wanna know.
-
How thoughtful of you.
-
There's not a moment in which
I don't think about you.
-
Oh, by the way...
Mustafa was taken into custody.
-
- He's being interrogated.
- So is it true? He shot Kerim?
-
He's the only suspect right now.
-
Meltem, stay away from that man.
-
He's not like how he looks.
-
No one is.
-
- You're in the wrong path.
- To hell with your path.
-
Shall I give you another pillow?
You don't look comfy there.
-
You sit down.
I'm fine.
-
Get some sleep.
You got so tired today.
-
I will go then.
And let him rest.
-
- No, I didn't mean that.
- I know that.
-
Me and Mümtaz will go to
that house and look around.
-
Maybe there something
everyone else failed to see.
-
But I'll be back by the evening.
-
You had a long flight.
You should get some rest.
-
I'll take good care of him.
Don't worry.
-
I have no doubt.
-
And you get a good rest.
Don't worry about anything.
-
I'm here.
-
Fatmagül is here.
-
You are in caring hands.
See you later on today.
-
See you.
-
- Please don't bother yourself.
- Not at all.
-
Thank you.
-
Please, don't come
with me to the main gate.
-
- Okay then.
- If you need anything by the way...
-
- No, thank you.
- Good bye, then.
-
- See you tonight.
- Bye bye.
-
See you later sweetie.
-
We have to find who did
this to my son, Mümtaz.
-
My heart won't be at ease otherwise.
-
Do it rougher, Rahmi.
-
Right there.
-
Here, deliver this quickly.
-
And I'll start with tomorrow's orders now.
-
I won't stay long at the hospital tomorrow.
-
We can't afford to lose customers.
-
Rahmi, don't pat.
-
Push your hands harder.
-
All these stressful days
made me stiffen-up.
-
Mukaddes, I'm just afraid...
-
I'm afraid to hurt you
if I do it harder.
-
Don't worry, I'm too tired to feel hurt.
-
Can't even feel my hands and feet.
-
We were working our butts off, here...
-
... while everyone else was having fun
celebrating engagements and all.
-
Not "this" hard, Rahmi.
-
- So, Meryem Hanım...
- Hmm?
-
Didn't Kadir Bey buy you a solitaire
instead of just a plain ring?
-
I think this wasn't needed either.
-
- It's just a symbol.
- How unlucky can you be...
-
You waited all those years
to be engaged in a hospital room?
-
Yeah, I've always dreamed of it.
-
Even in my childhood.
-
It's alright though...
-
Even a hayloft becomes a palace when the hearts are united.
-
That's a good saying...
-
It just don't fit in this case.
-
But I insist...
-
When Kerim gets well, I want
a big celebration with music and dance and all.
-
Fahrettin Bey is here as well.
He can come, too.
-
He won't go back, right?
I mean, he'll stay until Kerim gets well, right?
-
I think he won't go anywhere
until he finds whoever did this to Kerim.
-
How is he gonna find him?
Kerim didn't see anyone.
-
It's not the Yaşarans either.
-
Mustafa wasn't even in Istanbul, he was in Ildır.
-
You said he has witnesses.
-
Wonder how reliable those witnesses are.
-
Who knows who they hired as witnesses.
-
Mom?
-
Why are you here? Münir Dayı
was going to sign the papers for you.
-
I felt like coming here.
-
- Where's dad?
- He's fishing.
-
Where are they?
-
In the meeting room.
-
- What happened?
- Erdoğan...
-
... please tell me the truth.
-
Are we involved in Kerim's shooting?
-
I told you we had nothing to do with this.
-
You didn't make Mustafa do it, did you?
-
Mom, stop saying such
things for God's sake.
-
I'm not feeling at ease, son.
-
Relax, mother.
I told you.
-
It has nothing to do with us.
-
Why won't you believe me?
-
Perihan doesn't think so.
-
Don't make me start about Perihan...
-
As you say your last good bye
to this room, I'll bring her majesty.
-
Perihan Hanım.
-
You didn't have to come all the way here.
-
The captain abandoned the ship.
But I thought I'd stay.
-
- Hello.
- Hoşgeldiniz.
-
A woman's touch was needed here for a long time.
-
So, what am I signing?
-
They're bringing the papers.
-
You know what I sometimes thing about?
-
Maybe we should go away
from here when all this is over.
-
Like where?
-
Australia, maybe.
-
I don't know.
-
Can we live there?
-
We should think about it.
-
- You can go first and see?
- Right...
-
Is it that easy to go there like that?
-
It must be expensive.
-
I didn't mean that.
-
The money is another story.
-
But I can't live without you for that long.
-
You know what...
-
I counted the hours
to see you in the morning.
-
Then we can go there together
when the trials are over.
-
Maybe as a honeymoon trip.
-
That'd be great.
-
Hold her hand.
Or she'll fly away.
-
I'll just take his temperature.
-
Won't you study?
-
I'll do it when you fall asleep.
-
I won't insist.
-
We did our best.
-
But... her kidneys failed her.
-
Only thing we can do from
now on is to ease her pain.
-
And the keep it under control.
-
- I understand.
- I'm so sorry.
-
Mr. Officer.
-
Look, please.
My mother is dying.
-
Please let me go.
I will come back tomorrow.
-
Please, I need to see my mother.
-
Let me at least call her.
-
Let me hear her voice and
know that she's well.
-
Mr. Officer.
-
Okay, brother.
Wait a bit more.
-
Soon, there'll be a change over.
-
You can make a call
if the warden says OK.
-
He took a taxi to Izmir...
-
He's lying. If that really happened
we'd have seen it in the police cam records.
-
- We're looking into it.
- Wouldn't a taxi that goes to Izmir...
-
... from Istanbul, be caught by the cameras?
-
Yes, but we can't get a result in just one day.
-
Can you at least keep him here
until the end of legal detention period?
-
Can you keep him here for 4 days?
-
Look, his statement...
... especially the "taxi" part...
-
... isn't really convincing.
But we can't keep him here for that.
-
Just keep him for
the legal detention period.
-
This man is the most probable suspect right now.
-
But he has a witness.
-
I'm sure he told him what to
say prior to coming here.
-
He came here for his mother.
He would have gone by now.
-
He must have left a clue behind.
-
You're a wreck, girl.
-
This won't go on like this.
-
Isn't this woman has someone else?
-
Call them to take over the duty.
-
- She has no one.
- Then find a private nurse.
-
And go get some rest.
-
This is not fair...
-
... he's leaving his mother to you.
-
What if something happens to you?
Will Mustafa look after you?
-
You went to Italy...
-
... you should have stayed there.
-
Why did you come
all the way here for him?
-
Was it worth it?
-
And you'll give birth to his baby.
-
You're such a fool.
-
Why did he shoot Kerim?
-
All of a sudden...
-
For no reason...
-
... why did he want to kill him?
-
Because of Fatmagül.
-
He couldn't get over her.
-
He still loves her.
-
She's all he wants.
-
He wants her so much.
That he'd kill for her.
-
Hello Hacer.
-
Hello, Fahrettin Bey.
-
I regret meeting you under such circumstances.
-
A shame, isn't it?
-
Stuck in your throat?
-
Are you gonna sleep again?
-
No, I'll watch you
as you study.
-
But I can't study if you do that.
Come on, close your eyes.
-
Okay.
-
I won't pass the exams this time, just so you know.
-
Let us not keep our hopes high.
-
It's not the end of the world if you can't.
-
You can study better next time.
-
Okay, you can get back to your work.
-
- Let me see you out.
- No.
-
I'll walk with her to the car.
-
Hello, geçmiş olsun.
-
Thank you.
-
- Are you working with your mother now?
- Yes.
-
We carry on where my dad left off.
-
Despite the circumstances we're in,
I'm happy to see you.
-
Have a nice day.
-
Depression caught my uncle in the right time.
-
I see, you'll lighten the mood in his absence.
-
You were running away from Mustafa.
-
In the note your wrote to me...
-
... you said, "Mustafa will be even more dangerous."
-
- You were right.
- Mustafa didn't do anything.
-
He shot Kerim.
-
You know that as well
but you can't admit.
-
Believe me, Fahrettin Bey...
-
... he wasn't even here.
- Will you please sit?
-
No one else but you two knew about the forest house.
-
- It has nothing to do with us.
- Why are you protecting him?
-
For God's sake, abiciğim.
Why would she protect him...
-
... after all he did to her
since they met?
-
She'd tell you, if she knew something.
Please give her a break.
-
Actually, I know far more than you think.
-
They say that he may have
killed Vural Namlı as well.
-
Why are you leaving so early in the morning?
-
The sun has barely risen.
-
I need to be in Istanbul.
-
Your dad would want to say good bye, too.
-
Let him sleep.
Give me your blessings, mom.
-
My blessings are yours.
-
What's that?
You talk as if you won't come back.
-
I don't know what scares you
and makes you stay silent.
-
But I won't give up.
-
I'll be back.
-
- I wish I could help you.
- I won't let him get away with it.
-
His helpers, too.
-
I had told you, back then.
-
Anyone...
-
... who does harm to my son and his wife,
will suffer by my hands.
-
Really, why are you protecting him?
-
Mind your own business, Sami.
-
You're getting yourself in trouble again, I'm telling you.
-
Get back to work.
Don't have a beef with your boss.
-
Call me if anything happens, okay?
-
Bye bye.
-
Mom...
-
Mustafa killed that boy, didn't he?
-
The boy who raped Fatmagül.
-
And he shot her husband, too.
-
No.
-
I heard you.
-
Halide Anne...
-
Believe me, that's not true.
-
Please, tell me the truth.
-
Don't let me die with this burden.
-
For the love of God.
-
I want to forget, too.
-
I don't want to remember anything about that night.
-
I swear, I want to forget, too.
-
I want to be able to
love someone again.
-
I swear.
-
I want to be a normal person.
-
I want to be healed.
-
I want to recover.
-
I want to trust someone again.
-
Want to be able to trust somebody.
-
I don't want him to leave my hand.
-
Unconditionally...
-
... or in every condition,
I want him to be with me.
-
I will never leave you.
-
Never.
-
I won't leave you.
-
Kerim?
-
Here, drink some water.
-
I'm okay.
My throat is itching.
-
Hello.
-
- Hello Fatmagül.
- What do you want?
-
Halide Anne wanted me to call you.
-
We're in the hospital, Fatmagül.
-
- She's very ill.
- So are we.
-
And Mustafa is being kept in
detention despite his innocence.
-
Pray that he is innocent. Pray.
-
Anyway...
-
Halide Anne wanted me to call you.
She wants to see you.
-
She wants to say her last good bye.
-
Tell her that I'm dying.
-
- If you could come...
- I can't.
-
She's really in critical condition.
-
Take this as her last wish.
-
I can't come.
I can't leave Kerim alone.
-
Give me...
-
- Give me the phone.
- Halide Anne wants the phone...
-
Fatmagül.
-
Hello.
-
My child.
I'm dying.
-
The twinge of conscience is killing me.
-
I'm so sorry for what I did to you.
-
Fatmagül!
-
Don't go near him.
-
He's done with you.
-
He's burning you to ashes.
-
Mustafa!
-
That fire is now in my chest.
-
And it will stay there...
-
... until my eyes are closed.
-
Until you say you forgive me.
-
Now go.
-
You won't make a good wife to him anymore.
-
You ruined your life...
-
Don't ruin my son's life, too.
-
Halide Anne...
-
I wish we could hold your hand.
-
Wish we didn't turn our back on you.
-
Wish we knew better.
-
None of these would have happened then.
-
Mustafa...
-
... would have been with me right now.
-
You're the most innocent of us all.
-
Most innocent.
-
We're all sinners.
-
My son...
-
Forgive me.
-
Call me shameless...
-
... call me insolent, but...
-
... let me hear you forgive
me before I die.
-
I forgive you.
-
Hakkını helal et. *
-
Helal olsun. *
-
Thank you so much.
-
Thank you, Fatmagül.
-
Kerim?
-
Kerim, are you okay?
-
Kerim, are you alright?
-
Kerim!
-
Nurse!
Nurse, help us!
-
Please help us.
-
- He can't breath.
- Kerim!
-
- Kerim.
- You go get the doctor.
-
What's happening?
Kerim!
-
Calm down.
-
He fainted.
He can't breath.
-
- Calm down.
- Please help.
-
Kerim, do you hear me?
-
Lift his head up.
-
Get his scintigraphy, angiography and EKG done immediately!
-
- Do something please!
- Kerim, can you hear me?
-
Kerim, answer him!
-
Kerim!
-
When did you first think about marrying me?
-
- I don't know.
- You should know, just tell me.
-
That day...
-
... you had a braid...
-
... you were passing by our house
on your way to school.
-
Don't laugh.
-
Right then, I said to myself...
-
... "This girl will cook great food for me."
-
What about you?
-
When did you find out
that you were in love with me?
-
I heard your voice for the first time
in the letter your wrote to me.
-
I felt the warmth in your voice.
-
That warmth did good to me.
-
I've come a long way.
-
Are you going to leave me, Kerim?
-
Don't go.
-
We'll have beautiful days ahead.
-
We'll collect the nicest memories.
-
Please don't go.
-
Kerim...
-
Kerim don't go!
-
Kerim! Don't go!
-
Don't go.
-
Fatmagül, sister?
-
- Kerim...
- Don't get up, it's okay.
-
- Where is Kerim. How is he?
- He is well. He's well.
-
He's under intensive care.
The doctors are taking good care of him.
-
I need to see Kerim.
-
Lie down.
Don't get up.
-
They gave you medicine
that makes you feel dizzy. Be careful.
-
Kerim, do you hear me?
-
I want his EKG, angiography and
scintigraphy done, urgent!
-
Continue with the ventilatory support.
-
Lower it a bit.
Kerim, do you hear me?
-
Clear the path.
-
Keep it up.
-
Slowly.
-
Remove the ring, nurse.
-
- I can't, Doctor Bey.
- Cut it then.
-
Kerim, do you hear me?
-
Don't get up.
-
- Fatmagül.
- I've got to see Kerim.
-
You're under the effect of the medicine.
-
It is to sedate you.
-
I need to go to him.
-
Okay then.
Hold on me tightly.
-
I'll help you.
Easy.
-
Come... Watch your step.
-
How did this happen?
-
They said he was fine.
-
Everything was normal.
-
Why?
-
How?
-
God damn it. Why!
-
Oh, Fatmagül is coming.
-
Fatmagül, why did you get out of the bed, girl?
-
- How is Kerim?
- Good, he's very good.
-
- Tell me the truth.
- Come see for yourself.
-
Come, my child.
-
Fatmagül, my girl.
-
Why did you bring her here?
-
She wouldn't listen to me.
-
She insisted on seeing Kerim.
-
Did you talk with the doctor?
What does he say?
-
Embolism.
-
I mean...
-
... a blood clot...
-
... went to his lung and clog it.
-
This is really a rare thing to happen, but...
-
It's in his lung.
-
Thank God it didn't go to his brain.
-
It'd be far more dangerous.
He could have been paralyzed.
-
I mean, it'd very dangerous if it went to the heart, too.
-
The doctors are doing everything necessary.
-
Don't worry, my child.
He'll be okay.
-
Put your hope in God's will, sister.
-
Doctor Bey, how is he?
-
We did everything that's necessary.
The patient is in stable condition now.
-
- We will wait.
- Can I see him?
-
I'm afraid you can't right now.
-
He will be okay though, right?
He won't die.
-
Don't think about such things.
-
Don't worry, we're doing our best.
-
God bless you.
God bless you.
-
Fatmagül...
-
Come, sit down for a bit.
-
No.
-
No.
-
This won't be the end.
-
Your words were
the last things in my ears.
-
You said "I love you."
-
Hello.
-
Mukaddes.
-
- So, how has Kerim been?
- The same.
-
We're just waiting.
We're all here, waiting.
-
- So you're all still there.
- We're just waiting.
-
He's in intensive care anyway.
They won't let you in.
-
So why are you all still there?
-
- Can't you come at least?
- No no, I won't leave Fatmagül alone.
-
You can go to sleep.
Don't wait for us.
-
Rahmi, I don't wanna be alone here either.
-
I'm so uneasy in this huge house.
The kids are sleeping.
-
I turned on all the lights.
Waiting for you.
-
Don't be scared.
Just go to sleep.
-
It pisses me off when you say that.
I'm scared, I can't help it!
-
It's a huge house.
No one will even hear if someone was to cut my head off.
-
Mukaddes... why would anyone
come and cut your head off?
-
Bite your tongue!
Don't say that! You'll scare me, too.
-
Hey...
-
I hope Özge's uncle
didn't find out where we live.
-
Mukaddes, don't do this.
-
Rahmi, please come here.
I'm really really scared. Please.
-
I'm hanging up.
-
Poor you...
-
Didn't take your husband long to find a new one.
-
"I woke up to a blossoming spring today."
-
"I feel its warmth around my heart."
-
- What's wrong?
- Mukaddes...
-
You know that man came to the shop today.
That's why she's scared to be home alone.
-
- Can't you call Mehmet?
- I did.
-
He's in Taksim.
-
- She'll be okay.
- Shall I drive you home?
-
No, no.
-
I won't leave my sister alone.
Won't leave Fatmagül alone.
-
"Leave your loneliness on the pillow next to me."
-
"Next to mine."
-
"Take off your sadness."
-
"Close your eyes."
-
Is that really you, Kadir Abi?
-
Wow, is this really you, Kadir Abi.
-
"Close your eyes".
-
- Mom!
- Coming sweetie, I'm here.
-
No, don't cry.
-
God, why won't he answer it?
-
He wants to be alone.
-
He's resting his head.
-
How come you guys are so cool about it?
-
- What if something bad happened to him?
- We'd know about it, I'm sure.
-
- Calm down, Selim.
- I can't believe you guys.
-
I'm sure he's resting his head
in one of his lady's friend's company.
-
And since he has a pretty long list of lady friends...
-
... if he hangs out with one of them each night...
-
... it'll take a while
for him to fully recover.
-
How can you speak like that about my father?
-
Are you trying to punish me?
-
- Selim...
- What?
-
What if he did something to himself?
-
What if his depression peaked
and he threw himself off a cliff?
-
Selim, you don't know your father at all.
-
He loves himself more than anything in the world.
-
She's right. So relax.
I'm sure he's okay.
-
Selim...
-
Dad, where have you been?
-
What is this?
-
Standing in homage to my funeral?
-
No, we were just worried about you.
-
I bet you were.
-
Uncle, shall we go to the study
room to talk about today.
-
No.
-
Dad, what's in that case?
-
It can't be a rifle, can it?
-
- Dad!
- Selim, don't be silly.
-
- Dad...
- Yes?
-
What's up?
-
Nothing... Forget it.
-
I'm retiring myself.
-
From now on...
... you guys will work...
-
... and I'll go fish.
-
Hello Serdar.
-
Hello yenge, How are you?
-
- I'm at the hospital. What's up?
- How has Halide Anne been?
-
Not good, Serdar.
The doctors are in her room.
-
I'm sorry.
Hay Allah.
-
Did they let Mustafa go?
-
- Is he there with you?
- No, he's still under interrogation.
-
Yenge...
-
... my mind is not at ease.
-
Why not?
-
Mustafa made me lie.
-
He made me say he'd been here for 3 days,
when it was actually just 1 day.
-
Did Mustafa shoot Kerim?
-
Don't be stupid, Serdar.
You know Mustafa even better than I do.
-
- Would he do such a thing?
- I don't know, yenge.
-
He's not the Mustafa I know, anymore.
-
He better not hear what you just said.
-
He's running away from something.
-
This is why he bought this boat...
-
... to run away.
- Why would he come back to Istanbul then?
-
This is getting on my nerves.
I'm hanging up.
-
He was here the night that man died, too.
-
What are you saying?
Who are you talking about?
-
The night when Namlıs' son died.
-
He took a stroll with my boat that night.
Then he disappeared.
-
- Are you drunk or something?
- No, I am not.
-
- Then you lost your mind.
- I'm not at ease.
-
We have tons of troubles lately.
Please, don't make it even worse.
-
Don't go on accusing your friend
when he needs your help the most.
-
- He would be really disappointed in you.
- Put yourself in my shoes...
-
He's been acting so weird lately.
-
Alright, now listen...
-
Why don't you come here
and talk to him face to face.
-
Tell him about what's bothering you.
-
But don't talk to anyone else about this crap, okay?
-
Come here and ask him
what you wanna know.
-
I'm hanging up now.
I left Halide Anne alone there.
-
Sorry about that.
-
Talk to you later.
-
Don't be scared, okay? I'm here.
-
Now we'll go downstairs,
where the fuses are.
-
You go ahead of me.
-
- I am not coming downstairs!
- Don't be silly now.
-
We can't wait in the dark for your dad to come.
-
Who's that now?
-
It can't be your dad, either.
-
- Who is it?
- Shut up, you silly goose!
-
Mukaddes Yenge.
it's me, Mehmet.
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- Oh, Mehmet.
- Mom.
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Come, come.
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Oh, God sent you to us.
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I was in Taksim when Rahmi Abi called me.
It took a while to come here.
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- How is Kerim Abi?
- He's the same.
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Can you go take a look at the fuses?
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Shouldn't have turned all
the lights in the house, it seems.
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An old house after all.
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- Where are the fuses?
- Downstairs.
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You go. We'll wait for you here.
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Oh, my little lion...
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... bravely said
"who is it?" to the door. Hmm?
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- Mom, don't do it.
- "Mom, don't do it."
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Mustafa...
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Mother.
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I'm here.
It's Hacer.
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Mustafa will come, too.
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Tell him...
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... that Mustafa...
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... was my...
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... last word.
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May God forgive him.
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Mom...
Halide Anne?
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Mom!
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Mom.
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When he first said "I won't leave you"
I was disgusted by him.
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He was my greatest enemy back then.
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We found each other
in the middle of "impossible".
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That's where we started
to get to know each other.
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We lived through all these feelings.
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I hated him.
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I wanted to kill him.
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I didn't even bother
turning my face to look at him
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It was hard for him, as well.
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He felt the greatest shame
in his life whenever he saw me.
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He could have gone,
leaving everything behind. But he didn't.
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He chose to stay with me and fight.
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(I thought) It was impossible...
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... but I trusted him.
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It was impossible...
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... I couldn't confess even to myself.
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I loved (him).
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It was impossible...
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... but I even told him my love.
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He fought a much bigger fight to earn your love...
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... I'm sure he won't be defeated by a bullet.
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This is what I want to believe.
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Me too.
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I feel as if "I woke up to a blossoming spring", today.
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Good, at least one of us in high spirits.
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"I feel its warmth around my heart."
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What's wrong Mukaddes Hanım?
Are you okay?
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She don't know about it.
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Mukaddes. We're ready.
Let's go.
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Though, maybe you should stay home.
It's so cold there.
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The kids might catch a cold.
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I made sure they're dressed up warmly, Rahmi.
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- Aren't we going yet? I'm bored.
- Go downstairs then.
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The work will take long, I warn you.
Don't come to me, saying "I'm bored."
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Rahmi, we talked about this.
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- I won't stay in this house alone!
- Neither will I!
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You're going to school, anyway. Go on.
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So, nothing came up then?
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It's clear. No finger prints.
No gunshot residue.
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They found nothing.
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They'll let him go then?
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Who?
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That Mustafa snot.
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Sadly, they have no reason
to keep him here anymore.
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I see, Ömerciğim.
Talk to you later.
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Eyvahlar olsun.
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- They letting Mustafa free?
- Well, nothing came up on forensics report.
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Sign here.
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- Geçmiş olsun.
- Thank you.
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Hacer.
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What happened?
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Why did you leave my mom there?
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Mustafa...
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Hacer, what happened?
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- No...
- I'm so sorry.
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No.
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No.
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Hello.
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How are you feeling?
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I knew you wouldn't leave me.
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Welcome.
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She talked to Fatmagül last.
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She asked for forgiveness.
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Then she kept saying your name.
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I told her you would come.
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Your name was her last words.
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She said Mustafa and closed her eyes.
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I have nothing left
to lose anymore.
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Now you're dead, Kerim.
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Consider yourself dead.