During a ball in Saint-Petersburg, the eyes of a handsome Turkish officer, Kurt Seyit, and a rich Russian heiress, Şura, meet and catch fire.

Şura questions Seyit about his intentions when she finds out about the bet he made with his friends during the ball.

As Petro becomes the intermediary between Seyit and Şura, he feels more and more resentment towards his former friend.

Tatya, who is in love with one of Seyit's best friends, grows closer to Şura and helps the couple cement their relationship.

Unmoved by Petro's grief, Seyit asks him to watch over Şura when he leaves for war.

Şura is devastated when she hears bad news from the front lines and her father's condition worsens. Meanwhile, Petro is making plans for the future.

Determined, Celil continues his search in hospitals, while Şura begins to lose hope.

When Petro learns the truth about Seyit's fate, he hatches a ploy so that the meeting Şura has arranged does not take place.

Filled with hope, Şura and Seyit depart for Crimea, but Petro follows them closely, intent on putting a spoke in their wheels.

On her perilous journey to Crimea, Tatya risks her life to try to save her most precious bond with Celil.

While waiting for the best time to send the rebels into action, Petro tries to create trouble between Seyit and Şura.

While Seyit is away, Şura receives an unexpected visit that will change her outlook on her life in Alushta.

After confronting her father, Seyit makes a proposal to Şura, but it's not quite what the young woman expected