Twist of Fate

Ada dreams to be married with Ruzgar. When Ada goes to Ruzgar's workplace, her world falls apart when she sees him and Tugce. Bora, whom she fights in the cafe, is Ruzgar's boss. To win Ruzgar back, she must get a job at Bora's company.

In order to win Ruzgar back, Ada became the 27th assistant of Bora through a deal. Her colleagues labeled her "27" and they bet that she'll be sacked soon. Ada tries to be on good terms with Bora to stay in the company.

In the hopes of winning back Ruzgar, Ada agrees to be Tugce's spy and she will make Bora fall in love with Tugce. But the game gets out of hand when they all gather under the same roof. Bora and Ada find themselves together the next day.

Ada is very disappointed when Rüzgar proposes to Tugçe, she decides to focus on her career and win the favor of Bora. On the other hand, Ali expresses his suspicions that Bora has an interest in Ada. Bora, who firmly rejects Ali's suspicions, acts against Ada in order to distance herself from him and asks her to stay away from her personal affairs. Ada cannot understand this strict attitude of Bora and hangs on her work with all her might. Worried that Bora will fire him, he asks Tugçe for help. Bora, on the other hand, makes a surprise meeting with his ex-girlfriend Fulya. Ada and Tugçe follow Bora to the meeting place. An unexpected tension arises between Ada and Fulya at the restaurant. As Bora tries to escape, she constantly finds Ada in front of her, while Elif's fondness for Ada will cause Ada to go to Bora's house more often.

Bora is searching for new content, Ada comes up with the idea of a white marriage. Bora likes Ada's idea very much and asks both Tugce and Ada to prepare an article series. Tugce warns Ada not to write the text, but Ada challenges her. Meanwhile, Tugce goes to the immigration office to research the series of articles. There she meets a person who knows Ada and Ruzgar closely. Ada and Ruzgar are forced to cooperate in the face of the danger of their secret being exposed. Ada works tirelessly to make good use of this opportunity to showcase her writing skills. Tugce, on the other hand, puts her plans into action when she realizes that Ada will not give up writing. Thus, the rivalry between Ada and Tugce leaves its place to hostility. On the day they will deliver the texts to Bora, Ada confronts Tugce's dark side.