Ya Sonra? Page #2

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- Hilal.

- Hilal?

- Yes.

His name's Haydari.

And min name's Adem.

Haydari's sick now

but we're making him better.

- Once he's OK, we'll play together, OK?

- OK.

- Is that a deal?

- It's a deal.

Give us a kiss!

- Sweetie, it's us... Come in, guys.

- You brought the game, huh? Hi, Didem!

- How's it going, Didem?

- Hey, Didem! How's things?

- You sit over there.

- Right now.

Nice to see you, guys.

- Ali, is the mains cable black or grey?

- Black.

- Nice to see you too.

- They insisted on bringing me.

- Good for them.

- Cake!

- Adem?

- Huh?

- The song's done, right?

- You bet! Best song ever. Wanna listen?

Listen later. Let's set this up first.

Give us a hand.

Adem!

- You can't even set the thing up!

- Talk about a mess. Nothing...

- Yes, hun?

- You could've told me about tonight.

- We spoke in the day, right?

- Sure, I spoke. You hung up on me.

- C'mon, hun! I was going into surgery.

- OK, but why bring Duygu?

Am I supposed to look after her

or get to work?

It was Ali. He thought you'd get bored

with us boys around. What could I say?

God, Adem! I have to get

this drawing done by tomorrow.

Have her sit with you while you work.

You can chat now and then. Can't you?

You're so thoughtful! Thanks, really.

- What's my place in this household?

- What can I do? I can't tell her to go!

- Where's Adem got to? Adem!

- OK, coming!

Look, the girl's a soap addict.

Sit her in front of the TV.

And we can get on with our game. Huh?

- What a f***-up! It's the black cable!

- Come a bit closer. It won't reach.

Talk about jammy!

You have such a cool song here.

No one gets this lucky!

Napkins, napkins, quick!

- God, what have you done?

- Give it here.

- Night, Adem.

- Bye then.

Dido! Look, c'mon.

I didn't do it on purpose.

I'll help you. It's ages till morning.

We can do it together.

C'mon, Dido. C'mon, honey.

Are you OK?

Leave it to me. Relax!

- Isn't the meeting over yet?

- No, sir.

Well, as Cem Bey says himself,

life is a maze.

Why make life more complicated

than it already is?

Think of it like this.

People don't value

the easily available.

Present everything all at once

and they'll look for faults.

And with that mindset

they'll find faults.

This project allows people

to make their own choices.

And the risk implied by making

those choices excites them.

We're giving clients the chance

to gamble.

I think this project is just

Cem Bey, your boss's style.

What do you say?

Darling, c'mon. I'm exhausted.

You can deal with work later.

Well, what's that brown area?

That's umm... That's coffee.

You plan a coffee shop that large?

No, it's coffee, the real thing.

- Where are you off to?

- A quiet corner to have a heart attack.

We've been friends since childhood.

Seven years ago you had dreams.

That's why I wanted this job for you,

far more than for Timur.

I still do. And I have

absolute confidence in you, OK?

Now go home and get some rest.

We'll talk later.

OK, then.

OK, you're starving too. So go eat.

We're back, hun!

Whoa, there's still soup left!

I'd never have got well without it.

You should've seen Haydari,

how happy he was to see me.

But he'll be OK.

I gave him a shot.

Oh, they said thanks for the clothes.

The kids were over the moon.

The shelter's doing great.

We're getting incredible support.

You know I took Bozo for a walk?

More like he took me, crazy dog!

It's not in his nature

to sit at home all day.

- Didem, what's wrong with you?

- What's wrong with me?

If you minded about me as much as

all that other stuff, you'd know.

- I don't get it.

- I know you don't.

Didem, for god's sake what's wrong?

My presentation was a disaster.

I made a total ass of myself.

That's normal. Timur's history.

- And you...

- And me?

Well, it's a big job, right?

You weren't working all that time.

It's beyond both you and Timur.

That's what I'm trying to say.

Didem, look. I don't want a fight.

OK, I get it:
You had a bad day.

But my day was sh*t too.

Do I let that show?

Adem, at least I had no hand in

your trials at work. That's for sure.

But you had a big hand in

my presentation going badly.

And contrary to what you think,

I can handle this job perfectly well.

You dragging me around for seven years

has thrown me completely off-balance.

- Whatever I've done, it's been for you.

- It's been for me?

I didn't get educated to go shovel

goat sh*t on a farm in Anatolia!

Whoa! That was my project.

The guys who took over got rich.

If we'd listened to my dad and stayed

we'd be the richest guys there now.

If only you'd stayed then!

Adem, if only you'd been able to!

It was Ankara before that.

And then you missed your dad...

...so we moved to Anatolia.

But that didn't last either.

If only you'd stayed, Adem.

I'd have tried to get used to it.

But no, you'd missed football,

going to games, Ali and that lot.

So we packed up and came here again!

Your dad, your family, your friends,

your music, your life, your work!

I'm just a slave

to your single life.

Adem... Tell me what I am to you?

You're my wife.

Look at me.

- Adem?

- Huh?

Please let's go back

to how we used to be.

So when I tell you about my dreams,

there'll be that sparkle in your eyes.

You were my Prince Charming.

Let it all be like a fairy tale again.

I'm sorry.

I've really worn you down.

Tomorrow's our wedding anniversary.

Don't worry.

I know you've forgotten.

- No, I...

- We've never celebrated it, I know.

There's a match tomorrow.

You want to go, I know that too.

But please don't go.

Let's be together.

Let tomorrow be a milestone for us.

Let's start all over again.

Let's make some new resolutions.

Huh?

Let's be a family now.

OK. You're right.

I promise. From now on

I'll always stand by you.

Let's put off kids for a bit.

We have debts now, my head's a mess...

When things are easier, huh?

And tomorrow, I'm taking my wife out

for an awesome dinner.

No, no. We don't need to go out.

We have enough debts anyway.

I'll cook you a fabulous spread, huh?

Just the two of us, it'll be romantic.

You can get the wine.

We'll get drunk together.

- What about later?

- No idea.

- What about later?

- No idea.

- What about later?

- Look, I don't know.

Dido! We did it, Dido!

- Dido! We did it!

- Wait! Tell me right from the start!

OK. They called this morning

to say they'd approved the project...

...and expected us at Cem Bey's mansion

this afternoon.

- At his mansion?

- At his mansion!

- God, I don't believe it!

- Neither do I!

I can't stand being alone.

So as an animal lover,

I'd like to acquire an animal.

I acquired a person actually

with the highest of hopes, but...

It only took six months

to prove he was a jerk.

Cats are for women

who like being alone.

So I want a dog. I want him

to protect me from everything.

Do you have a suitable animal for me?

Umm... No, we don't right now.

I mean, we don't have any dogs.

When a dog comes in

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