Nothing happens out of the blue, and certainly not this letter. A middle-aged man reads a letter written to him.

Halil, who lost his job due to the economic crisis, is looking for a job. One day, He has found a contact-less credit card that changes the lives of Halil and his family, for a while.

Bekir makes a living by selling sacrificial sheep in his makeshift hut stuck among the plazas in Istanbul. One of the sheep that he has sold disappears. He has only two days to find the sheep or return the money.

Salih is a man who lives alone and has dedicated his life to fighting demons. As a young child, he did everything in his power to take revenge on the ifrit who tormented his mother and killed his family. Salih finds himself under a curse whose rules are set by Se'nik, the sultan of the ifrit army. While seeking revenge for his family, Salih must also protect his sister Serpil, whom he had never known existed, from this curse.

Seher lost her father at a young age and has been suffering from psychological problems ever since. After Erhan, whom she has been in love with since childhood, marries her cousin Nilay, Seher begins to feel intense jealousy towards Nilay. She constantly has nervous breakdowns and begins to withdraw from life and live a reclusive existence. Nilay and Erhan believe that Seher's condition is related to her illness. However, what they do not know is that Seher has had a spell cast on Nilay as a means of revenge.

On their first night at a new, secluded house, a couple (Esin Harvey, Gorkem Mertsoz) encounter the mysterious woman (Derya Alabora - A Most Wanted Man, When We Leave) who claims it to be her home.

Asya works in a clothing store and also takes care of her mother and younger brother. It needs a new coat for cold weather in winter. However, he cannot balance the money.

Selma decides to give one of her late husband's suits to the doorman of the apartment building where her son lives, who needs it for his wedding. Noticing a stain on the jacket, Selma struggles with her loneliness amid her memories of her husband and tries to keep his memory "spotless."

Samet invites his friends over to celebrate his promotion to general manager. While feeding the cats before entering the house, he sees the woman on the ground floor undressing and runs away when she notices him, which leads to the doorman being blamed. His wife Zeynep, who has always defended the doorman while discussing this issue with her friends, will she defend what she believes is right when she learns that Samet is the real culprit? Or will she protect her interests?