Two Percent

Reluctantly, Mesut travels to İstanbul to sell his father's shares but, faced with a ruthless business world and an unfair deal, he decides to walk away from the sale.

Learning why Mesut has been distant, Beste gives him a taste of his own medicine. Meanwhile, Mesut joins the meeting with the buyers and tries to drive up the price using street-smart tactics.

To make amends with Beste, Mesut apologizes and showers her with gifts. Determined not to remain in Emir’s shadow, he proposes an election where company employees will vote to decide the new executive.

Mesut and Emir compete to win over company employees by promising bonuses. With losses in both love and business, Mesut's departure seems inevitable.

With the intervention of Memduh, the Turkish partner of the American buyers, the offer drops drastically. Now, the only one who can save the company from this crisis is Mesut.

After receiving a refrigerator as a gift, Metin expresses his gratitude in an overly dramatic way. Meanwhile, Mesut struggles to fend off Hatice's romantic advances.

Upon learning about the company's financial crisis, Mesut becomes even more frustrated when Hakan, a former employee, arrives at the office for a special celebration.

Emir and İlkay clear their names of the fraud accusations, but in the process, Merve's reputation is tarnished. With his true colors exposed, Selçuk's only way out is to flee.

Selçuk, who’s been missing for a few days, is found to be trying to escape to Thailand. The company employees panic, worried they won’t be able to get back the money they lent him.

Mesut, who is happy to return to Antalya, doesn't enjoy a peaceful life for long. Emir disappears, leaving behind a video recording in which he confesses everything.