In the heart of a bustling city, Hooria and her mother, Miray, navigate life's complexities with strength and grace despite their troubled past. Miray, a teacher who endured a tumultuous marriage and subsequent divorce, has devoted herself to raising Hooria single-handedly. Hooria, now a determined college student at seventeen, grapples with the absence of her father, Emir, who left when she was just a toddler. His sporadic attempts to reconnect only serve to deepen Hooria's resentment and longing for paternal love. Miray's brother Mehmet and his family provide refuge and support, but tensions simmer beneath the surface, especially with Mehmet's wife, Gul, harboring resentment towards Miray. Despite familial complexities, Hooria finds solace in her cousin Ahmad, with whom she shares a deep bond despite societal pressures discouraging their closeness. As Hooria navigates the challenges of adolescence and early adulthood, she wrestles with her suppressed dreams of becoming a painter, opting instead for a practical path in engineering to secure financial stability for herself and her mother. Her outward strength contrasts with inner loneliness, feeling unheard and unseen by friends who turn to her for support without reciprocation. Fate intervenes when Asad Khan, a mysterious and enigmatic figure with a troubled past of his own, enters their lives. Asad, drawn to Miray's resilience and Hooria's beauty, finds himself entangled in their world, his initial resentment giving way to admiration and a desire to protect them. Meanwhile, Alyhan, a complex and powerful figure in the city's underworld, becomes fixated on Miray, igniting a dangerous obsession that threatens to disrupt their fragile peace. As relationships deepen and secrets unravel, Hooria and Miray must confront their past traumas and present fears to forge a path towards healing and happiness. Their journey is fraught with emotional turmoil, betrayals, and unexpected alliances that test their bonds and resilience. Amidst it all, Hooria learns to reconcile her longing for paternal love with the reality of her father's absence, while Miray confronts her own desires and vulnerabilities in the face of Alyhan's dangerous pursuit. In a narrative woven with love, loss, and the quest for identity, "Scars of the Heart" explores the enduring strength of familial ties, the complexities of love in its various forms, and the transformative power of acceptance and forgiveness.