Fatmagülün Suçu Ne 24.Bölüm Part 1

Fatmagülün Suçu Ne 24.Bölüm Part 1

How about a tea break?

That's very sweet of you.
Thank you Meryem Abla.

Afiyet olsun.

Were you here as well?
I thought you were sleeping.

- Would you like to have some tea as well?
- No, I'm fine.

Did Murat go to bed?

Yeah, in Mukaddes's arms.

What's wrong with my yenge?

I don't know.
Just tired I guess.

It happens to the best of us.

We can't be always be
strong and cheerful.

I wish we could just run away.

I wish we lived in a new and nice house...

And you went to nice schools.

Wish we lived a happy life.

Let my daddy come, too.

He can come, too.

You, me and daddy.

I wish the three of us
could start a new life.

And buy me new toys.

We'd buy everything we wanted.

Fatmagül, the exam time-table
has been put up on the site.

May 7 and 8.

Sooner than I thought.
I hope I can be prepared till then.

There's nothing to be scared of
If you keep on this tempo.

You will easily pass the exams.
And start taking new classes on June.

Let me see.

The dates of second exams are also put up.
You may want to write them down.

- I so want you to succeed.
- I will succeed.

Meryem Abla.
I'll ask you something.

Why did his father leave his mother?

You don't have to answer if it's private matter.
Let's pretend I never asked.

It's a well-known story...

Another woman.

Another excitement.

A man... drifting away.

A kid... waiting for the day
of his father's return.

And a woman... who was unable
to mend her broken pride.

Scattered lives.

Something like that.

Who are they?

Nobody.

Don't cry.
I'm sorry.

Your hair looks so beautiful.

Don't do this to me Mustafa.
Please don't.

Don't punish me like that.

I don't want to hurt you.

Sometimes I just can't control myself.

You won't heal yourself
by hurting me.

It just wounds me.

I'm not as strong as
you may think.

I'm tired. I'm wounded.

You can go if you want.
But don't do this to me.

Don't hurt me anymore.

Come here.

We have nowhere to go.

Nowhere, other than
by each other's side.

Slow down, Abi.

Take it easy.

It seems Fatmagül Yenge hasn't slept yet.
She's waiting for you.

She waited for me.

She waited for me.

Pull yourself together, abi.

She might be angry and
I can't save you from her.

Yenge, the door.

She'll be mad at me
for letting you drink this much, too.

Then I'll get scolded
because of you.

It's okay.
You can go home now.

- Let me walk you in first.
- It's okay, really.

Shush. You'll wake the others up!

Well, yenge... We're sorry.

It didn't do him well
drinking on an empty stomach.

Let's go inside, abi.

- You can go.
- I'll go after we tuck you in your bed.

- It's okay. I can do it.
- You sure you don't want me to help?

- No, thanks.
- Okay then, as you wish.

- Good night.
- Emre, thank you.

Good night.

You better be quiet
and not wake up anybody.

Pardon.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Sorry.

It's okay.
Go wash your face.

What are you doing?

I'm sorry.

I wouldn't want to come home in this shape.

Thank you.

I didn't even drink that much.
I don't know how this happened.

How easy it is to
ask for forgiveness...

It's easy, because
people only know their own pain.

If they knew about the pain they afflicted to others,
they wouldn't even dare to apologize.

Apologizing should be something
that can be deserved as well.

But how can one forgive someone
who he doesn't believe...

This is done.

Let me put it in the fridge.

Emre, what fish do you have today?

A crate of horse mackerel and some mullet.
There's one more crate in the car.

The fishes have come as well.

Nice.

- I can have those.
- It's okay. You go get the one in the car.

- Kolay gelsin.
- Thank you.

Thanks.

Let me help you.

how are you doing Yenge?

Doing good.

How's Kerim Abi?

He's fine.

- You're not mad at me, are you?
- Of course not.

He was very emotional last night.

It was what made him drunk, not the drinks.

He was very talkative, too.

Kerim Abi is so in love with you, yenge.

Honestly.

May God never separate you.

I envy you two.

I hope I can be that lucky one day.

- Why don't you have a seat inside? I'll bring you tea.
- No, I need to go soon.

My dad is waiting for me
there are more fishes to sell.

- Kolay gelsin.
- Thanks, hoşgeldin.

Rahmi Abi is here.

Hoşbulduk.

- Abi?
- Hello.

- What happened?
- Nothing, I just felt like visiting you.

Okay, have a seat then.

Let Fatmagül serve you the dessert she made.

- We have tea as well.
- Sure, I'd love to.

Berk, son.

- I'm off then. Have a nice working day.
- I'm bringing your tea, Rahmi Abi.

Where are you going
even before settled the accounts?

There aren't many customers yet, nice.

- I can just sit here, you don't worry.
- Abi, you really just felt like visiting me?

Of course, so don't worry.

Your yenge will do some cleaning.
So I'm shooed away, not to get underfoot.

- And how about the others in the house?
- They're fine.

Kerim went to the workshop.
And Ebe Nine went to the herbalist.

And your yenge is doing some cleaning.

- What dessert did you make?
- Ekmek kadayıfı.

- I love that one.
- Let me bring you some then.

- There you go, abi.
- Thank you very much.

Afiyet olsun.

Alo?

I'm coming, I'm coming.

I've just managed to leave home.
It's not that easy, you know.

I'll take a cab now.
How am I gonna get there?

The seaside road?
I'll call you when I'm there.

I'll call you when I'm about to arrive.

See you.

Taxi !

Efendim, Meryem Abla?

Kerim, this woman is up to something again.

- What happened this time?
- She left home under the rose.

I think she's going to meet
that lowlife Münir again.

- God...
- I took the car, I'm after her.

- I'll bust her this time!
- Abla, don't. You'll make it even worse.

No Kerim... I won't let her get away with it,
if she's playing games behind Fatmagül's back.

I won't let neither her
nor the Yaşarans bother us again.

Wait for me then.
I'm coming with you.

I'm following her, I can't wait for you.
I've called you to let you know.

- Be calm though.
- I won't let them get away with this.

Okay, I'm hanging up now.

- Call me back, okay?
- Okay.

Well done, Münir.

So she was the one
who you've been waiting for.

There's anything serious between us yet.
We just had a dinner together.

Is it just me or has his cheeks flushed?

Don't be silly.

Gaye is a very sweet girl. I mean...

If you ask me, you shouldn't miss that chance.

My sister says that too. But...

... I don't know.
We'll see, I guess.

You think you're still young?

You shouldn't waste any more time.

I know enişte, but I'm scared.
I failed in marriage once.

Or you fear that Gaye wouldn't accept your proposal.

Get out of here...

Just because you had a bad experience
doesn't mean marriage is a bad thing.

You were so young, too,
when you were first married.

- You did a lot of mistakes as well.
- True.

But you must have learned your lesson, after all those years.

You've waited enough.

Now it is about time
you become a family man and a father.

So now we'll be relatives
through Meltem and Gaye as well?

Keep making fun of it...

It's Meltem. I swear this girl has antennas!
This can't just be telepathy.

- Efendim, my love?
- Love, I'm packing up your stuff.

We're going to our own
house tonight, right?

Sure, we are.

- I'm not taking the summer clothes just yet.
- As you wish.

- I'm leaving your video games here as well, just so you know.
- Meltem..!

- I don't want any objections.
- Okay. I'll buy new ones then.

Never!

We'll be at our new house tonight.
Don't be late.

Okay, my love.

- Kisses.
- Kisses. Bye.

Marriage is a nice thing, dayı.

Silly...

This suitcase is full as well.

I shall bring you another one.

A second... can you take these downstairs as well?

Carry them carefully, like this.

You'll have to place
all of them again at home.

I do all of it myself.

- Besides, doing some house work will do good to me.
- My dear.

There is one drawer left.

Let's start from the watch collection.

He never used most of these.

What's that?

Selim must have forgotten
to wear his wedding ring.

No, it was on his finger this morning.

Was it?

This is the same ring.

Were there two of them?

Why?

He had lost it right after the engagement.

Yeah, from the first day on, even.

He had bought a new one,
not to make you upset.

Then he found the lost one, which he now wears.

I totally forgot about that.

I thought this was the real one.
I better save this.

No, let me have it.

Just in case Selim looses it again.

Come in.

- What's up Vural?
- I want to talk to you about something, if you have time.

Come in, come.

You don't look very well since yesterday.

For a long time, actually.

What's the matter?

I'm quitting the job.

Why?

Because I'm not well.

And it's impossible for me
to be well as long as I'm here.

I can't take it anymore.

Just come here.

Take a seat and let us talk.

Being this close to Mustafa
does bad to me.

- Come, sit here.
- It's a torture!

- It's enough or I'll go crazy!
- Vural, collect yourself.

Pull yourself together.
Just sit and calm down.

Come, come, come...

- Would you like to drink something?
- Enişte don't give him any drinks.

- He seems to have drunk enough.
- It helps me endure it.

I can't just relax or ignore that man
who stares me as if he wants to kill me.

Your nerves are definitely messed up.

But there is no reason
for you to be scared.

He's completely harmless.

You know he becomes dangerous
when he's away from us.

Do I have to see that man everyday,
just because Selim needs him?

- What are you saying, man?
- Shush... Okay...

- I know who gave you those thoughts.
- Münir, please.

Don't get at him. He's already
confused and not feeling well.

That man can't be a threat to any of us.

Just let him have his fun
trying to look cool.

He thinks he has to act that way.

What can he do?
What else can he do?

He sold himself.

He's now nobody, nothing.

A nobody, full of hatred.

Let him hate us all he wants.

But he can't do anything to us, anymore.

Here is the proof of that.

This gun.

As long as it's here...

... okay?

What's the matter?

The gun isn't here?

Dad?

It's not here.

It's Mustafa who took it!

We're screwed!

Man, we're screwed!

- Call the security, right now!
- I am calling them!

We need to watch the footage
of security cam, right now!

We went straight away from that point.

What color is the car?

Okay, okay. I see it.

Drop me here.

It wasn't very busy at work today.
So I thought I'd call you.

Glad that you did.

So, how are you since yesterday?

I'm good.

I can tell.

Couldn't you find any other
place to meet up?

I thought you'd feel more comfortable
in a quiet place like this.

- Okay...
- Come on, then.

- Come on, what?
- Let us go inside and eat something.

We can continue our chat there.

- And perhaps, fulfill our longing huh?
- Easy now...

I'm no more the stupid
Mukaddes that you knew.

I know...
Shall we?

Istanbul seems to have made
a gentleman out of you.

That hurts. Was I not
a gentleman back then?

- Hoşgeldiniz abi.
- Hoşbulduk.

A nice place this is,
quite and cozy.

It is.
Especially in the morning.

You are a regular customer then.

- Is this where you bring all your lady friends?
- Don't say that Mukaddes.

I'm happy to be with you after a long time,
please don't make it bitter.

Okay. I wasn't serious anyway.

What would you wish to have, sir?

Let us start with the meze first.

As for drinks?

- Rakı.
- As you wish, Sir.

I won't drink, just so you know.

What is it?
Are you afraid that I'd get you drunk?

Like you'd be able to
scare me anymore.

You don't seem to have
changed a bit.

And it seems, I missed you so much.

You keep saying this since yesterday.

But that's true.

- Alo?
- How did it go, Abla?

How did what go?

Did Mukaddes meet Münir?

I don't know.

You were following her.

I was, but I can't anymore.

The herbalist called me.
His neighbour...

... apparently, got his hand burned with boiling water.
I had to go help him.

I couldn't follow Mukaddes Hanım.

- Are you okay?
- I'm okay.

You don't sound well.
Tell me the truth, did something happen?

I told you what happened.
It's hard to talk while driving you know.

Hang up the phone.

Okay then.

I'll do some shopping after work.
I'll be a bit late.

Okay, see you.

- What are they doing there?
- I don't know, they told everyone to get out of the room.

- Skip these, just skip these.
- A second, dad.

Be patient, enişte.
Wind it forward.

Stop, stop, stop!
Rewind a bit.

I can't believe it.

God damn it.

I'll kill him.
Wait, dad. Vural got out!

What a bastard.
So he was acting all along!

Call him. Call him now!

What the...

What is he doing?

Enişte, your room is like a highway.
Just look at it.

Did they do it together?

They didn't take anything.

Why did they fiddle with the safe then?

Play it. Wind forward.

- Is Reşat Bey in his room?
- They are in security room, with Selim and Münir Beys.

Damn...

Bastard...

What is he doing?

Did you start without me?

- Are you kidding with us?
- Enişte, calm down.

I'm sorry uncle.
But I had to make sure I was safe.

- What are you talking about?
- You know it already.

You're a nutcase.

All the precautions taken against Mustafa
were protecting only you, Selim.

I wanted to feel safe as well.

You're an ungrateful, stupid kid.

Why are you so angry, uncle?

What does it matter whether
the gun is in my hands or in yours?

Unless you want to hold all the strings yourself.

But how long can you hold them?

Shame on you.

- You're not normal, man.
- You think so?

Just shut up and tell us where the gun is.

It's somewhere safe.
Don't worry.

- Come on.
- I told you I wouldn't drink.

I didn't know you were this stubborn.

You be careful as well.
As you'll be driving later.

It'll be okay.

There are fine rooms upstairs.
We can go rest there if you want to.

Or have some fun, too.

- No need.
- Why not?

You know what? Now is the first time ever
that I see you as you are.

I thought the person I knew back then
was a whole different than this one.

It was the Salih, whom I wanted.

Then he went far away.

The things that are out of our reach
look better than they actually are.

That's how I lived
with that dream for years.

I wonder if you can get any more poetic.

- Have a glass at least, hmm?
- You never loved me.

- Here we go again.
- It took me years to understand it.

- You know we loved each other.
- No, I loved you.

You just had your fun.
You gave me hopes.

I had been with you,
think we'd get married.

Because I trusted you.

We were going to get married.
But it just didn't happen.

I told you yesterday.

You told me tale yesterday.

You never thought about
what I would do without you.

- You just left me alone.
- Don't say that my dear.

Don't crush me more with your words.

Look we're together again.
Why don't we just enjoy it and talk about nice things?

I'll show you a very nice thing now.

My son. Murat.

Maşallah. He's very handsome.

God bless him.

He's six years old.

I gave birth to him
seven months after my marriage.

Eight months after you left me.

What are you saying Mukaddes?

You told me to get rid of the baby.

But I couldn't.

This is your son, Salih.

Hello... You're late today.

There were too many customers.
We had to make some more food.

Why did you wait for me anyway?

I called home to ask if anything was needed.

Meryem Abla said you weren't home. So...

I wanted to wait for you.

And?

And... That's it.

I felt like coming.
And that I did.

- How was your day?
- I worked.

So did I.

Our work ended early today.
So I did some shopping.

You're coming here everyday
with something in your hand.

One day with a computer, one day with a car.
And one day with whatever it is.

After the house was sold,
Meryem Abla gave me my share.

So we're trying to buy whatever is necessary.

She even made me promise her
to buy some clothes for myself.

You'll start a new job after all.
You'll need new clothes.

Aren't you gonna work
with that friend of yours?

They haven't called me yet.

Kristen will call me when she gets here.
Then we'll see.

If it suits me I'll start working.
It can be nice for me actually.

Your mom has come, Murat.

My mom has come!

Where have you been Mukaddes?

- Let me get inside first.
- We were so worried.

I was so worried.

- Your phone was turned off, too.
- You won't believe what happened.

I got lost, Rahmi.

Good evening.

I told you something bad
must have happened.

So where and how did you get lost?

Don't ask...
I was gonna look for new houses right?

I got that address on the newspaper.
Took a cab. Without knowing where it's actually going.

Was it a very far away place?

On my way back I get on a bus.
But apparently I took the wrong one.

It took me to towns I never heard of.

Thank God I'm finally home.

- Were you scared when you got lost?
- I was, Rahmi, so scared!

Anyway, you're here now.

Thank God, you're here.
Geçmiş olsun, Mukaddes.

Geçmiş olsun.

- What's the matter?
- Nothing.

- Is it me or is this house cold?
- Stove is running out probably. Let me add some wood.

I shall go change then.

- Where's Fatmagül?
- She called, her work took longer today.

Okay.

Mukaddes Hanım.

Come, let us have a talk.

- What happened?
- Come.

- It's good news I hope.
- I'll come with you.

I'll show your mom the new seedlings I bought.
It won't take long. You go watch TV.

What's up? Is it about Fatmagül?

You know well what it is about.

I don't know anything.

So you tell me.

Does "Mercanli Wholesale Food" ring a bell?

Or a car that belongs to them.

I followed you. Mukaddes Hanım.

I saw you with that man.

I thought you were going to
say something important. He's just an old friend.

Don't play games with me.

Noone meets an old friend
under the rose.

No woman meets an old friend of hers in a place like that.

What a dirty mind you have...

Do you hear what nonsense you're accusing me of with?

Are you even aware of what you're doing?

Are you?

You don't have to run
in order not to walk together.

And you don't have to come and pick me up everyday.
I don't want. Don't come.

I have to. As long as Mukaddes
keeps playing games behind us.

Today, Meryem Abla called me when I was at work.

She told me you yenge went to meet someone
without telling any of us.

I think it's the Yaşarans
at the other end of it.

I didn't believe her lies yesterday anyway.
That woman...

Meryem Abla wanted to follow her,
but she somehow couldn't.

I'll go nuts one day because of her.

We have to talk to her and make her stop that.

Meryem Abla, I swear it is not what it seems.

He's an old friend, I'm telling you.

You're a mother.

You have a child.

You have a husband, girl.
You have responsibilities.

You don't have rights to upset anybody.

Listen to my advice.
Better loose the saddle than the horse.

Don't do anything you will regret.

You keep misunderstanding me though.

That's all I'm saying.

Look, she's again...

Are you available?
Wait don't hang up!

I can't stay in this house anymore.
I know.

I know but I can't.
I can't anymore.

My sister in law saw us together.

We'll see what she's up to now.

She'll spill the beans soon.
And my husband will hear it as well.

I'm not blackmailing you.

I'm not forcing you to do anything either.

Salih, I have money.

We could rent a place
and live there with our kid.

Listen to me.

You left me years ago with a baby in my belly.

Look after us, at least now.

Salih...

I'm your son's mother.

So look after us.