Damascus, 2010. Betrayal shatters a young man’s world, sending him to prison. Years later, reborn as Aser with nothing to lose, he starts where every treason begins—love.
A handshake revives Majd’s buried memories while Hayat claims she doesn’t even know him. Aser sees his betrayers thriving off of his downfall, and he recounts the day that changed his life forever.
Hayat recalls a painful past—one that shaped her views on trust and survival. Aser wins big and makes an even bigger proposal. Ragheb refuses defeat and delays his answer, vowing to investigate "Aser."
A ghost from Hayat’s past threatens to shatter her new life, forcing her to choose between happiness and family. Meanwhile, Aser and Ragheb grow closer.
Aser finds Jad and tames the wild horse he was riding, earning an invitation to a charity event. Nay is back in town for a special occasion. Ezzat eyes Aser with suspicion.
Hayat recalls how Ragheb steered her into marriage. In prison, Majd finds an unexpected ally. Nay reaches out to her sister with a risky treatment option, one that could change her own fate.
Aser recalls what happened after hell broke loose in prison. Later, he remembers a painful encounter that he was forced to walk away from. During the costume-themed charity event, Aser is dared to take off his “mask.”
Hayat worries about Nay's health despite the surgery. Ragheb makes an unexpected stop on the road that rattles Aser to his core. Ezzat is angry over Nay and Aser growing closer.
Faysal finds out about Nay's medical condition. Meanwhile, Nay refuses to tell her sister and chooses to embrace her time with Aser. Struggling with rage, Aser seeks Rustom’s guidance.
Ezzat digs into Aser’s past, following him and interrogating Rustom’s wife. Aser plays both sides of the fence carefully; he takes Nay on a fishing date and “accidentally” runs into Hayat while shopping.
Ragheb breaks his promise to Hayat on the night of her big win. Ezzat tries to turn Lara against Aser. On her way to visit Majd’s grave, Hayat runs into his mother and brother.
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