Summary February 1975. We are in Northern Cyprus. A Turkish Cypriot, Yasmin Orek, hopes to find her true love again, the Greek Cypriot Tilemachos Chatzikostas who was captured by the Turks during the invasion, after which his family moved to London, and Turkish Cypriot refugees from the south of the island settled in his house. Yasmin and Tilemachos had grown up together, and their love had blossomed despite the community conflicts which were provoked on both sides. A few months prior to the coup d’état of July 1974, they were forced to meet secretly, since things were very dangerous due to the resurgence of EOKA (National Organization of Cypriot Fighters) activities. At the same time, one of Yasmin’s childhood friends, Eleni, met with a Greek photographer, Michalis Dimitriou, who, after the Turkish invasion, mysteriously disappeared, leaving her pregnant as well. Yasmin hasn’t stopped looking for Tilemachos, and for that reason associates with a Turkish general, Kemal Achmet, believing that he might help her. Instead, however, she finds out that Michalis Dimitriou is not a Greek photographer at all but a major in the Turkish Secret Services. The last act of the drama unfolds a year later in London, where Yasmin again meets Eleni - who is raising her baby - as well as Tilemachos’ sister, Despoina. They don’t know how to announce to her that her beloved is no longer missing but dead.