The truth begins where fairy tales end. Not money, not love, not affection… Power. Only power… This is the story of those who wield power, those who focus solely on power, and those who discover the power within themselves… This is the story of those who use power as a weapon and those who stand against them.

Our story revolves around a third-generation businessman, Onur Beyoğlu, and his wife, Zeynep. The catalyst for the events is an accident. When a poor, ordinary woman is killed after Onur hits her with his car, Onur and his assistant cover it up. An innocent person is sacrificed as a result—Zeynep. Zeynep is the class teacher of Onur’s nephew, Kaan. The Beyoğlu family is the complete opposite of Zeynep. She is genuine, without a mask, and fiercely defends human values. If this accident were to come to light, it would mean Onur losing his reputation, his image, and everything he has ever owned. Onur is not alone in this; he represents a company. If the truth comes out, it won’t just destroy him, but also the company. For the Beyoğlu family, the company is everything. Even if it consumes and grinds people down, the company must retain its power and remain standing strong. Because they are not a family—they are a company. Unfortunately, Zeynep doesn’t know this when she gets married. For Onur, this marriage is a facade, a protective shield. But Zeynep’s feelings are genuine because she isn’t aware that she’s marrying into a company, not a family. With this marriage, Zeynep will find herself in a world she doesn’t know and will fight for the values she believes in. She will transform from a victim to a hero. As she struggles to stay clean in this world she’s fallen into, she will also transform those around her.

In our story, we speak of power, of powerlessness, of the poison of power, of families that hold power, of those sacrificed for power, of those who forget what it means to be human and become slaves to their own creations, and of dirty secrets hidden in the darkest corners. In other words, we speak of humanity and its dead-end streets.