Azra, who teaches tennis at a sports club, gets Kerem to the club where she works as a swimming instructor. Two lovers are very happy. They plan to save money and get married soon. Kerem meets Şebnem, the daughter of one of the richest families in Istanbul. Şebnem, who was also a student of Azra, was impressed by this young man as soon as she saw Kerem.

The only cure for Şebnem is to fight the disease alone. She realizes once again that dreaming that she cannot realize will not bring her happiness for her nor for Kerem or her family. She makes up her mind, she's got to go. Neslihan, unaware of future developments after her daughter's decision to leave Kerem, spends the best day of her life with Şebnem and Can.

Riza, Kerem's father, took his own life, so Kerem is required to pay off his father's enormous debt. While playing tennis with Azra, Şebnem suddenly fell unwell, and soon finds out that the cancer she had two years ago has returned.

Sebnem knows she is going to die, but she searches for hope regardless. Suddenly, she discovers love. Meanwhile, Azra devises a strategy to pay off Kerem's dues.

To help them pay off their debts, Azra tells Kerem to marry Sebnem. Kerem furiously walks away from Azra after an argument.

Şebnem makes an effort to conceal her fatal condition from her relatives, particularly her mother. Meanwhile, Can starts seeing Azra at her sister's birthday party and goes to the club to learn tennis from her.