After her divorce, Elvan decides to renovate an old house on the outskirts of town and turn it into a guesthouse, determined to rebuild her life on her own terms. She has poured everything she has into this venture – its success will be the proof of her freedom and self-worth.

Her next-door neighbour, Çınar, is a rough-edged, solitary man who spends his days cutting timber in his yard, filling the air with dust and noise. A relentless feud begins between them – full of petty complaints, sabotage, and barbed exchanges – until their stubborn rivalry starts to blur into something else entirely. When Elvan’s ex-husband Mete unexpectedly reappears, her fragile new life is thrown into turmoil. At the same time, Çınar’s world is shaken by a sudden tragedy that leaves him caring for his six-year-old niece, Balca. The little girl reopens wounds Çınar had long buried, and her presence unexpectedly draws Elvan into his life.

As the two neighbours learn to share responsibility for Balca, their hostility softens into compassion, and anger gives way to intimacy. Through the child who connects them, two wounded hearts slowly rediscover what it means to trust, to forgive, and to love again.