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As Osman Agha labors to bring water to Kara Ağaç, he clashes with Celal, a notorious overlord known for his cruelty. Coincidentally, both rivals welcome babies around the same time: Ömer and Sultan. Years later, fate brings the paths of these two offspring together in Kara Ağaç.

The townspeople are taken aback by Sultan's arrival in town as the engineer overseeing the construction of the dam. Meanwhile, Ömer delves deeper into his father's troubled past as he faces increasing pressure to enter into a forced marriage.

Rahim's death disrupts the balance in Kara Ağaç. Meanwhile, Sultan grapples with the truth surrounding Osman Agha's demise and faces a pivotal decision regarding the fate of the dam.

While Ömer takes charge of rescuing Merdo, who is now facing death row, Sultan uncovers shocking evidence hidden in the crib her father made for her. Meanwhile, tension escalates among Ömer, Celal, and Latif, igniting turmoil in Kara Ağaç.

Gülnaz is released following Merdo's surrender as tension between the two prominent families reaches a boiling point. Ömer and Sultan's conviction that they will alter the destiny of Kara Ağaç intensifies with each passing day.

The murder of Zeynep's husband causes shock in the mansion, making Celal Agha's decision crucial as to peace or war. While Raziye tries to dissuade Sultan from her dam project, Sultan accelerates it instead. Ömer, with Sultan's support, embarks on a mission to save Merdo, paving the way for a joint effort toward a common goal.

Ömer and Sultan, driven by their unyielding love, join forces to save Merdo in a grand struggle. As their connection intensifies, Asiye and Raziye foresee impending revelations and make a heart-wrenching decision to separate the two, desperate to protect their children.

Merdo's untimely execution devastates everyone and Ömer declares war against Latif Bey. As they strategize a retaliatory attack, long-hidden secrets from the past come to light. Celal Agha, after discovering his son's name on a cradle, pursues Asiye and Naile in search of answers to the mystery.

Sultan, back from the brink of death, feels something amiss without Ömer beside her. Ömer, sacrificing his own love for Sultan's protection, grapples with the hastening pace of wedding arrangements. Meanwhile, Celal Agha realizes the mansion's secret is tied to Ayten. As he pursues the truth, he continues to execute his grand plan.

As Ömer and Gülnaz's wedding preparations are in full swing, the traditional Kara Ağaç customs overwhelm Ömer. Feeling stressed, Ayten resolves to confide in Latif Bey to secure her release from prison. Meanwhile, Celal Agha quietly advances his grand plan with careful precision.

The "red" wedding shocks everyone in Kara Ağaç, and the evidence points to Celal Agha as the culprit. Ömer believes in Merdo's innocence, and when he finds the evidence he is looking for, tensions escalate between father and son. Meanwhile, Ömer's marriage to Gülnaz resents Sultan.

After Ömer defies Celal Agha and claims ownership of his own land, a fierce struggle erupts between father and son. As tensions culminate at the sowing festival, it becomes painfully clear to everyone that it's time to choose sides in Kara Ağaç.

When Sultan sides with Celal Agha, she alienates Ömer and Raziye. In Ömer's absence, Celal Agha offers Sultan control of the business. To ensure his plan to ruin Ömer's seed store succeeds, Celal Agha plays his last trump card, drawing Ömer back to the mansion just as he faces losing him.

The ongoing cultivation efforts in Kara Ağaç face a formidable challenge: an infestation of earthworms. Ömer must uncover the solution devised years ago by Osman Agha to combat this issue, which threatens to render cultivation impossible.

Ömer and Sultan rescue a wounded Celal Agha from Merdo's grasp. The brush with death mends the rift between father and son. Sultan decides against revealing the big secret to Ömer, fearing it might upset their fragile balance. As tensions rise, Ömer, Sultan, Merdo, and Gülnaz find themselves on the verge of a major confrontation.