Grappling with his critical inner voice, Cem comes to blows with Hazal, as she seamlessly infiltrates the empire he's built for himself.

Cem's past with his mother complicates his work with Hazal, especially when a woman enters the hospital wanting to know if she should pursue an affair.

After a long-delayed visit to his mother's house, Cem stumbles upon a postcard that shatters one of his only fond memories from the past.

In an effort to prove to himself — and to Hazal — that his romantic life is healthy, Cem finds himself self-sabotaging through compulsive tendencies.

The "Love Hospital" delves into the business of platonic "sleep escorts," while Cem's panic attacks deter him from donating blood to help Halil.

Cem's own basic instincts fail him when he wakes up with new romantic feelings. Hazal is confused to see him suddenly treating patients with "love."