Jem was not just a brother to Asla. He replaced her father and mother. However, the creators of the series, in one of the scenes, decided to deprive Asla of her beloved brother.
Juneit came up with an amazing plan in his opinion. He kidnaps Asly and Ozgur. After Asla is released. She must convey to Yigita the demands of the kidnappers. For the life of his son, he must pay 5 million dollars.
Of course, an honest prosecutor has no such money, and he turns to the hated uncle Namyk for help.
Namyk gives money and saves the child of the prosecutor. Only Dzhuneyt's plan got out of control. The payment promised to the kidnappers became insufficient. They decided to get their hands on millions.
One of the criminals stuns Dzhunyt, and then they take away the safe with money from Namyk and escape through the back door.
Jem orders his men to search the warehouse. And he himself goes in search of criminals.
In one of the rooms, Jem notices a man in the dark. Pointing a gun at him, Jem orders him to surrender. Looking closely, Jem recognizes Juneita.
Dzhuneyt could not leave the witness alive and shot at the commissar.
Ferhat, Yigit and Asli came running to the shot.
Jem is taken to the hospital and Asly is personally fighting for his brother's life. Asli managed to do the impossible and had only to wait for Jem to regain consciousness.
Cuneyt understood that if Jem survived, then he would have only two paths - prison or death. Cuneyt does not know how to get into the commissioner's room, because the hospital corridor is full of cells. But his task is solved by a new character.
A clown with balloons enters the hospital. The clown attracts the attention of the staff, but no one realizes what the man's malicious intent is.
The clown planned everything well. Approaching the commissioner's chamber, he lowered the balloons to obscure the view of the surveillance cameras. And then he freely entered the patient's room and injected the deadly medicine into Jem's IV.
Jem could not be saved. Asla and Jem have a bitter enemy from the past.
