When Beyto boards the plane with his parents to visit his relatives in the Circassian village in Turkey, he is excited to reunite with childhood friends, although parting from his secret love, Manuel, is not easy for him. His shock is even greater when he unexpectedly marries his cousin Sahar. Left completely alone, Beyto plunges into a whirlwind of emotions. The immense anger towards his parents makes him forget any respect for them, the childhood affection for Sahar, which he has never lost, confuses him, and the fear of facing Manuel paralyzes him. Beyto, still almost a child himself, finds support only from his apprenticeship supervisor Tania, and away from the village in the east and the city in the west, where he has lived for many years, he slowly begins to regain some stability. Ironically and humorously, Yusuf Yesilöz takes readers on this emotional journey.