Alya Albora arrives in the border town of Albora, a small village on Mardin's Syrian border. She has come from Canada with her son, Deniz, to bury her husband, and that’s when she meets his family for the first time. She soon realizes it will not be so easy to leave. The Albora family, who gave their name to the village, is surrounded by various enemies driven by revenge and ambition. Alya's brother-in-law, Cihan Albora, is dedicated to protecting his family. On the one hand, he faces a threat from his uncle Ecmel, who holds a long-simmering grudge. On the other hand, he needs to hold off the Baybars family, with whom the Alboras have been feuding for years. His brother's death has weakened the family, and Cihan has no intention of letting go of Alya's son Deniz. As Alya's awareness grows, she becomes more determined to escape. However, her mother-in-law, Sadakat, is determined to prevent her. Meanwhile, Cihan will find himself protecting Alya in a way he never expected after learning a certain truth about her.