Cello

Despite Yasmine's mother's disapproval, they get married and get a huge loan to establish the theater project they've always dreamed of. They lose all their money as fire breaks out and burns the whole theater to ashes. Taimour, a businessman appears and promises them to help.

A number of solutions merge as the couple tries to solve their financial problems; Yasmine tries to sell her cello and a presumable friend of hers offers Adam to get another loan and abandon Yasmine, but Adam totally rejects the idea.

Taimour resumes his futile attempts to get close with Yasmine; he fixes her husband's car and invites them both for dinner. Meanwhile, the other woman goes so far as to ask Yasmine to borrow her husband!

Taimour and Alya welcome Yasmine and Adam, and the couple receive a number of requests that they reluctantly accept.

Yasmine's cello is auctioned. Adam quarrels with Belal, the bank official, for offering a cheap price to pay off the loans! Taimour asks Yasmine to work with him for one day and in exchange, he will give her a sum of one million dollars.

Yasmine considers Taimour's offer while she and Belal try to convince Adam that the offer is absolutely in their favor as it will enable them to resolve their financial problems.

Yasmine agrees to seal the deal with Taimour and accompanies him to the yacht and spends the day with him as agreed. Adams resents this and has a sudden change of heart, but it's too late to voice such thoughts or act upon them.

After the day ends, Yasmine returns with the money, but she is surprised to learn that the bank has seized the property due to the end of the grace period. Adam goes to return the money to Taimour now that it is useless, but Taimour refuses to take it back.

Taimour is incessantly trying to get closer to Yasmine, so he seeks the help of a fortune-teller. Meanwhile, Adams is still wondering what happened between his wife and Taimour on that night. Georgette passes away.

Yasmine proposes that they find any job to support themselves financially, but Adam is so absorbed in his jealousy that he cannot think properly.