Adını Sen Koy S02E94 - 274.Bölüm

Bahşende goes in. Salim and family are not ready to entertain. No coffee and pretty spread out. She later leaves, and we realize she has invited them to dinner that very night.

Meanwhile the Therapist meets separately with Ömer and Zehra. With Ömer she manages to get him talk about his mother and the trauma it has caused him. She tells him that he needs to open up about this to Zehra. To the two of them she says they need to write a letter to each other and reveal their inner feelings. Ömer says he will. Zehra is hesitant.

Sabah and Kerem get hurt catching the thieves. They go to office and tend to their wounds. Özge gets the advance she needs from work and gets angry at Koray for meddling in her business and telling Nihat. Kerem meets with Salim and he agrees to take Ati as his new apprentice.

In the room Zehra is feeling torn apart between her two selves; one telling her to leave and the other… Ömer says then we have to tell Ayşe. She says no, it will hurt her. Ömer asks wondering if Ayşe is the only reason she does not want to discuss the divorce. Zehra is puzzled. Ömer puts a pen in her hand and asks her to give them a chance and write the letter.

Zehra calls Sabah. She comes for a visit and Zehra tells her how hurt and lost she feels. Sabah then goes and sees Ömer before leaving and tells him not to give up and that Zehra loves him so.

Ömer goes to Zehra and she says she wants to run away. He holds her and squeezes her to his chest and says I can't let you go because it would be a betrayal of our love. Zehra leaves the room and someone calls Zehra. Ömer answers the phone since she is not there. He says thank you for letting us know. Zehra comes. She looks pale.

Salim, Şükran, Hamiyyet and Canan get ready and will buy homemade Baklava from a neighbour on the way. The family is sitting in the living room waiting for Bahşende's surprise guests. Ayşe says our grandma's surprises have no end. Ömer says indeed. They come and Zehra is shocked to see it is his father and family. Bahşende is pleased with herself.