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Influenced by Davut, Erkan changes sides and sets a trap for Barış, whom he considers his brother. Barış is rescued from the trap with serious injuries. After a long recovery process and suffering psychological distress due to being betrayed by people he trusted, he withdraws from everything and starts working with Volkan and Fırat in the car dealership business. During this time, Çetin and his close friend Hasan increase their influence in the neighborhood, while Davut and Erkan continue their shady dealings. The death of Erol and Demet's loss of her child change the course of events. Barış, Fırat, and Volkan embark on a major struggle to restore order in their neighborhoods, ensuring it will never return to its former state.
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Influenced by Davut, Erkan changes sides and sets a trap for Barış, whom he considers his brother. Barış is rescued from the trap with serious injuries. After a long recovery process and suffering psychological distress due to being betrayed by people he trusted, he withdraws from everything and starts working with Volkan and Fırat in the car dealership business. During this time, Çetin and his close friend Hasan increase their influence in the neighborhood, while Davut and Erkan continue their shady dealings. The death of Erol and Demet's loss of her child change the course of events. Barış, Fırat, and Volkan embark on a major struggle to restore order in their neighborhoods, ensuring it will never return to its former state.

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Studio:EMN Yapım

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