Hicran enjoys a tranquil existence alongside her husband Arif. Yet, a sudden incident shatters the joyful family scene in a heartbeat. In a heartbreaking turn of events, she suffers the devastating loss of her son, while Arif slips into a deep coma. Before his passing, the son places his twin children in Hicran’s care. Hicran has a singular focus moving forward: to nurture and protect the children. In addition to her other hardships, Hicran is forced to sell her house by her eldest son to settle his debts. Hicran unexpectedly discovers that she is in a nursing home, while her grandchildren are placed in an orphanage. Left without options, the elderly woman finds herself on the streets alongside her children.

Their journey towards redemption starts with a knock on the door from Hicran’s daughter, Menekşe. Menekşe transforms into a symbol of optimism by welcoming them into the outbuildings of her opulent residence. This new existence is anything but easy. Hicran and her grandchildren, residing in the dilapidated outbuilding, face the challenges of survival. The children can pursue their education through scholarships provided for Menekşe’s husband’s private school. Nonetheless, the experience of school life presents its unique set of hurdles. The twins are navigating their unfamiliar surroundings, facing the challenges posed by social divides and the competition among their peers.

In a society marked by a glaring divide between wealth and poverty, young ones face disdain and exclusion, grappling with challenges of adaptation and the tumult of adolescence. The initial romances and challenges that emerge in youth will define their journey into adulthood.