While returning to his hometown Rize from a long voyage, Azil cannot remain indifferent to the illegal situation on his ship and thus makes a fierce enemy. Meanwhile, Mehmet Maçari, the heir of the Maçari family from Rize, who lives in Istanbul, is released from prison. Mehmet is on the verge of making important decisions for both the woman he loves and his family. Güneş Aydınay, who is in Rize for business, coincidentally meets Azil, who saves her from a difficult situation. In a short period of time, while Azil and Güneş are listening to each other's past, they are unaware that their future will be built from this acquaintance. When Osman Maçari shares the secret he has kept for years, the Maçari family, tied to each other by invisible strings, has entered a path of no return.

All the preparations for Güneş and Mehmet’s wedding are complete, and the signing of the papers is just moments away. Waiting with hope until the very last second, Azil leaves the mansion for good when Güneş says “Yes.” Suspecting that Mehmet has been scheming behind his back, Osman eventually learns the truth about his son and disowns him from the family. Unable to bear the stress any longer, his body finally gives out, putting his life in danger. While the family is left helplessly waiting in shock over Osman’s critical condition, Güneş is filled with deep disappointment toward Azil for keeping the truth from her. Still, with Osman’s and the Maçari family’s safety at stake, the two are forced to take rational steps. As Azil prepares to leave Istanbul on a long journey, never to see the Maçaris again, he receives an offer he never expected

The enemy he faces causes Azil to experience one of the greatest pains in his life. To make up for this pain, Azil sets off on a journey to Istanbul with his foster brother Dursun. Osman Maçari does not leave his son Azil, whom he has been longing for for years, alone in his fight. The men of the Maçari family come together for the first time against Havva Kırkayvaz, the arch-enemy of the family and Azil. Mehmet is worried that Azil's arrival will shake his position within the family. Meanwhile, under pressure from Havva and Hidayet, he finds himself in the middle of an increasingly tight circle. Learning that Güneş is the family's future bride, Azil is forced to get involved in the Maçari family's business, albeit unwillingly, while trying to control his emotions. In this process, Güneş's desire to be close to Azil drags the couple into a dangerous situation.

The adventure that Azil and Güneş embark on together attracts the attention of everyone in the house, especially Nermin and Mehmet. The game that Mehmet set up to escape the pressure of Havva and Hidayet will once again endanger the reputation of the Maçari name. Azil, who suddenly finds himself in the middle of the Maçari family's shady dealings, warns Osman that there is a mole inside. It is only a matter of time before Mehmet, who has been cornered, is exposed. Güneş is moving step by step towards marriage with Mehmet, even though she does not want it at all. While she clings to the beauty of a possible future with Azil, she must make the right decision between the voice of her heart and her invisible chains.

Shaken by Güneş’s response to Mehmet’s marriage proposal, Azil leaves the house with Dursun to track down the traitor who infiltrated the Maçari family. But the person he encounters at the meeting place will leave him facing a major dilemma and force him to make an important decision. Dursun, sworn to avenge his mother, is driven by rage onto a path of no return. While trying to protect Dursun, Azil ends up in a jail cell—only to be rescued by lawyer Güneş. Meanwhile, conversations in the council about Mehmet spark Osman Maçari’s suspicions, prompting Mehmet to start scheming to conceal his betrayal. Aware of Güneş’s hesitation about marriage, Nermin keeps pressing her from every direction. As the wedding preparations continue, with Asiye’s moral support behind her, Güneş’s last hope is for Azil to extend his hand and pull her out of this spiral.