The Law of Nature

Yaman, an idealistic engineer, suffers a crushing disappointment when he is humiliated by Doğa, the daughter of a powerful business owner, during the most important job interview of his life. Soon after, he becomes the victim of a tragic accident that turns his world upside down. Five years later, fate brings them face to face once again in a way neither of them could have imagined. Doğa, whose failed ventures have earned her a reputation for ruining every project she touches, is preparing to leave for Paris to pursue a new opportunity. Her father Hulusi decides to teach her some hard lessons about life and sends her to an organic farming estate in which he is an investor. What Doğa does not realize is that the farm is now managed by Yaman. In this world far removed from the glittering towers and corporate rules that Doğa is used to, her influence no longer holds power. Here, the rules belong to Yaman—a man shaped by hard work, perseverance, and a burning desire for revenge.

Yaman rescues Doğa and takes her to shore, but Mert implies that he was the one who saved her. The first meeting between Hulusi and Yaman is tense. The residents of the farm are worried about the possibility of Hulusi withdrawing his support. After the accident, Hulusi agrees to Doğa’s request and decides to send her to France. However, Doğa’s decision will surprise everyone, especially Yaman.

Doğa, in order to prove her equality with those on the farm, returns her car and credit cards to her father, while Yaman assigns her the heaviest tasks. Upon learning that her fierce rival Müge in Istanbul plans to throw a party in town to humiliate her, Doğa obtains a fake medical report in order to escape here. When Yaman discovers this deceit, he will force Doğa to work as a waiter at her mortal enemy's party in exchange for not reporting the report. Doğa is faced with the possibility of being humiliated in front of her mortal enemy.