Mahir (30), a young writer, is working on his new book. But an important event that took place in his life takes him away from writing. His life turns into a nightmare. All memories of his childhood come to life; She was raised alone by her elegant yet powerful mother, the warm neighbor. As a child, Mahir fell in love with Asli, who was ten years older than him. He entered into all his secret plays and was bound with great passion for him. The colorful and joyful days of the past became a shelter for Mahir in the darkness of his present life, and his first love, Asli, became an obsession for him. In these difficult days of Mahir, even the elder sitter of the house, Madame Sona, told him that
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