The merchant Khalil is responsible for raising his children, and he is cruel to his son Khaled because of his constant recklessness and his failure to study or work with him, and his daughter Laila is in love with their neighbor Saeed.
Khaled thinks about leaving home after a quarrel with his father. His mother prevents him from stealing his father’s money. Khalil refuses to have his eldest son Ibrahim join the popular resistance.
Khaled decides to travel to Beirut without his father’s knowledge. Saeed formally proposes marriage to Laila, but her father refuses, so she decides to travel with him and get married without her family’s knowledge. Ibrahim is martyred among the heroes of the popular resistance.
Omar gets close to his university classmate Zainab and admires her. Khalil decides to raise a little foundling he found at the door of his factory and names him Ibrahim. Laila gets cancer after giving birth and Saeed marries another woman.
Saeed bargains with Omar to convince his father to mediate for him to become an ambassador to a European country in exchange for divorcing his second wife and returning to Laila. Khalil tries to convince his son Tahseen to search for a suitable bride, and Omar proposes marriage to Elham.
Laila dies before her father can forgive her. Tahseen quarrels with his father over giving Omar money so he can marry Elham, who decides to raise Laila's children after her marriage.
Khalil decides to improve the management of his factory after him. Khalil asks Omar to stay with his wife and his sister’s children at his house, and Omar complains to his friend Salah that Elham is staying away from him and that she cares about the children rather than him.
Khalil decides to reward Elham for raising Laila’s children and transfers ownership of the house in her name, but things get worse between her and Omar and she leaves the house. Omar regrets abandoning Zainab, and Tahseen marries Heba.
Zainab's relationship with Omar is renewed again despite Elham's return home. The latter discovers the matter and Omar has the choice between staying with her because of her pregnancy or divorce. Omar quarrels with Tahseen because of the latter's desire to sell the factory.
Elham gives birth to her baby girl in the hospital. Salah is upset by Zainab’s renewed relationship with Omar due to his admiration for her. Omar’s health condition deteriorates, and he dies. Khalil rages against Tahseen for selling the factory.
Quarrels arise between Tahseen and Elham after Khalil’s death, and Tahseen forces her to give up any property that Khalil wrote to her in his will in exchange for Laila’s children staying with her. Years pass and the children grow up and go to university.
Saeed returns and asks to see his children, but his son Marwan treats him inappropriately. Ahmed proposes to Laila, Elham’s daughter. The latter is shocked when a decision is issued to demolish the house. Omar’s son demands from his uncle Tahseen that his father’s inheritance be returned to him.
Marwan tells Elham that he wants to propose marriage to Salah's daughter, and Ibrahim has a crush on Tahseen's daughter, Wafaa.
Tahseen's son embezzles some money from his father, as the latter did when he was young. Elham is sad to leave home and depart, and grandson Omar asks his cousin Buthaina to marry him.
Abdo proposes marriage to Wafaa, but she refuses. On the night of Elham’s daughter’s wedding, her groom is injured in a car accident.
The young man Khalil parnters with Saeed without the knowledge of his father, Tahseen. The latter rejects Ibrahim’s request to marry Wafaa because he is a bastard, and everyone is surprised when Khaled returns from travel.
Tahseen forces Wafaa to resign from her job, so she leaves the house and lives in Elham’s house. Khaled files a case against his brother Tahseen to dissipate his father’s inheritance. Tahseen is paralyzed because of what Khalil and Saeed did to the company.