Eda is a bright, beautiful young woman working at a florist. She dreams of getting her degree and moving to Italy, but her dreams are shattered when the heir to the Bolat Holding Company cancels he scholarship so she has to drop out of University. Now only two things keep her going —her love of plants, and her hatred of Serkan Bolat.
When Serkan comes to speak at the university, Eda is protesting outside. A series of unfortunate events leaves these two handcuffed together for most of the day during when Eda learns that Serkan really is everything she hates: arrogant, self-centered and a complete control freak. For his part, Serkan couldn’t care less, but when the media mistakenly link the two, he hatches a plan to use Eda to get back at the ex-girlfriend who dumped him and is now engaged to another man.
The unlikely pair come to an agreement. Eda will pretend to be Serkan’s fiancé, and he will reinstate her scholarship. The arrangement will only last for a couple of months until his ex’s wedding, but pretending to be the fiancé of one of Istanbul’s most eligible bachelors turns out to be a lot harder than Eda imagines. What starts as a simple deal doesn’t stay simple for long…
When Serkan comes to speak at the university, Eda is protesting outside. A series of unfortunate events leaves these two handcuffed together for most of the day during when Eda learns that Serkan really is everything she hates: arrogant, self-centered and a complete control freak. For his part, Serkan couldn’t care less, but when the media mistakenly link the two, he hatches a plan to use Eda to get back at the ex-girlfriend who dumped him and is now engaged to another man.
The unlikely pair come to an agreement. Eda will pretend to be Serkan’s fiancé, and he will reinstate her scholarship. The arrangement will only last for a couple of months until his ex’s wedding, but pretending to be the fiancé of one of Istanbul’s most eligible bachelors turns out to be a lot harder than Eda imagines. What starts as a simple deal doesn’t stay simple for long…
Eda and Serkan's recent discussions ended with Eda telling Serkan that she would now see other people. Serkan feels resentful that Eda can forget him so quickly, and on the one hand, he feels trapped having to pay for his father's mistake. He thinks Eda will slip out of his hands forever. The flower that came to Eda from a mysterious man is the salt and pepper of the business.
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