After his father is assassinated in Denizli, Mahir returns to the city twenty years later as a police commissioner to take revenge on his father's killer. However, the first day he arrives in the city, he falls in love with a beautiful Yoruk girl whom he meets mystically. He calls this fairy tale-like girl, whose name he cannot learn, Şehrazad. While searching for Şehrazad, Mahir, who is also waiting for his father's murderer, Kürşat Kilimci, to reveal himself, realizes that he will get the opportunity he has been waiting for at Kürşat's daughter's wedding. However, although he does not know it yet, this wedding is where Mahir's life will change forever and a night of fairy tales will begin.
Mahir's discovery that Şehrazad is actually Canfeza, the daughter of Kürşat Kilimci, puts him in a difficult situation. He is forced to make a plan. On one side, there is the promise he made to his father and the operation he will perform, and on the other side, there is a fairy-tale princess he fell in love with at first sight. Mahir, who thinks he has created a perfect plan, is put in a dead end by a gamble Canfeza plays with Selim. Mahir will either sacrifice his revenge or Canfeza. He makes his choice.
Mahir, who married Canfeza to Selim with his hand, now takes action to keep the promise he made to his father twenty years ago. However, his plans are sabotaged by a secret hand. With the failure of the operation, Mahir is suspended and comes to the brink of losing his job. In that darkest moment when he hits rock bottom, he makes a decision. And this decision crosses paths with Canfeza once again.
Mahir and Canfeza's arrival creates a bomb effect in Asaf Bey's Mansion. As Asaf and Afet, who can't tell Mahir the real reason for inviting him to the mansion, try to find out who Canfeza is and send her away, a deepening and increasingly solid bond begins to form between Mahir and Canfeza. They are now, beyond everything, fateful friends. While the feelings of both of them are rising, a mistake made by Canfeza brings her face to face with Selim.






