Hello dear subscribers and guests of the “Magnificent Century. Love and intrigue ”!
In one of my articles, I asked for your opinion on which series you would like to discuss. Many readers wrote “1000 and one night” in their feedback.
For those who don't know, this is a Turkish TV series with 90 episodes. It is pleasantly surprising that the main character Onur is played by Halit Ergench, who in the Magnificent Age played the role of Sultan Suleiman. And the main characters are voiced by the voices of Suleiman and Hurrem.
It is very unusual to see Sultan Suleiman in a suit. But let's plunge into the plot of a completely different picture.
When Onur was only 12 years old, his father departed to another world in the arms of another woman. Since then, Onur sees only danger in women and believes that they cannot be trusted.
But when you run a large company, it is simply impossible to completely exclude women from the ranks of employees. Therefore, willy-nilly, we have to endure them.
And as luck would have it, Scheheraz got a job at Onuru's firm. The girl is young, beautiful and also very smart. In particular, thanks to her diligence, the company won a tender and received a large monetary reward. It is for this reason that Onur turns a blind eye to the frequent lateness of the young architect.
Onur does not know that the girl has a five-year-old son who is terminally ill and urgently needs an expensive operation.
Out of hopelessness, Scheheraza goes to bow to his father-in-law, who did not recognize either her or her son.
As Scheheraz believed, the grandfather chases the girl away without giving her a dime, saying that he has no grandson.
The day of payment for the operation is added, but the girl was able to find only 4 part of the required amount, then she turns to Onur and asks the company for a debt of $ 150,000.
Onur decides to check the girl for honesty and says that he will give money, but on condition that she spends the night with him.
Scheheraza realizes that this is her last chance to save her boy and agrees.
