1001 Nights

Şehrazat married the son of a patriarchal family, but the family strongly opposed this marriage and disowned their son. After losing her husband in a car accident when their son was just one year old, Şehrazat is once again shaken when she learns that her son has leukemia. The young woman, who is going through a heavy trial of fate, tries to find the $200,000 needed for treatment in desperation. She finds some money through her own efforts, but $150,000 more is necessary. Knowing she is unwanted, she goes to her wealthy father-in-law for her child's sake, explains the situation, and asks for money, but is ruthlessly thrown out of the house. As a last resort, she asks for a loan from Onur Aksal, the boss of BinYapı Holding, where she had just started working three months ago and where her probation period had not yet ended. However, the young boss, drawing on the philosophy of Shah Shahrayar from the tales of One Thousand and One Nights—"Never trust women"—demands a heavy price in return. His request is to spend a night with Şehrazat. This becomes the beginning of everything.