Seher, portrayed by Deniz Uğur, is a traditional Anatolian woman deeply rooted in her values, with her children being her most precious possessions. She proclaims, 'I kneaded their dough with my own hands, on my own land! My children know no sin or wrongdoing.' Agah Karaçay, a powerful figure in the logistics sector, returns to his hometown to find a bride for his nephew, who has been confined to a wheelchair since a childhood accident. Agah contacts the grandmother, Neriman, to arrange the marriage. The proposal involves the Karaçay family's ancestral home, and Neriman, being from the same hometown, knows something that Seher is unaware of. Seher vehemently refuses to accept such an offer. To persuade her, Neriman plans various schemes, even using Seher's young daughter as leverage.
Behind the vibrant and glamorous world of the Karaçay family lies a web of secrets and dangers. As Seher and her family step into the Karaçay mansion, they remain oblivious to the trials that await them, particularly concerning their children. Ambition and wealth disrupt both families, shaking the foundations and rearranging the pieces of their lives.