In her early thirties, Meryem takes care of her child and her mother with Alzheimer's while making a living by babysitting for a middle-class family. Being treated like a member of the family by the household she works for leads Meryem to an illusion of belonging, which is further supported by the self-help books she discovers in her employer's house. Following these new tenets that influence her and charmed with the lifestyle she partakes in, Meryem decides to reset her priorities in life but chooses the worst day possible to take action.