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Tarık initially refuses to believe Yeşim’s claims that their daughter, Öykü, is missing, dismissing it as another one of her manipulative tricks.

For full viewing, you can find the episode on BiliBili or official Turkish television archives like Dizilah . Aldatmak - Season 1, Episode 13 - Dizilah

The Turkish drama (known in Greek as Εξαπάτηση ) follows Güzide Yenersoy, a respected family court judge whose seemingly perfect life unravels when she discovers her husband’s long-term double life. Season 1, Episode 13 Overview

The situation escalates when Tarık realizes Öykü is in genuine danger. He faces a race against time to save her before his past deceptions make it too late.

Tarık’s hidden wealth becomes public knowledge, prompting those around him to adjust their strategies to benefit from or combat his new status.

In this pivotal episode, which originally aired on , the tension surrounding Tarık’s lies and the safety of his family reaches a breaking point.

Meanwhile, Güzide’s son Ozan faces increasing pressure and bad luck, while the true intentions of long-time family "friend" Oltan begin to surface.