Aslı Güneş has lived her entire life under the shadow of illness. Born with a severe heart condition, she grew up in a poor neighborhood of Istanbul with her twin siblings and an unloving mother. While her friends dreamed of the future, Aslı’s world was filled with hospitals, machines, and constant fear. Even love brought her no comfort: her boyfriend’s family saw her as unworthy, a burden rather than a bride. For Aslı, life was never about living; it was about surviving one more day.

Everything changes the night her weak heart finally fails. At the edge of death, Aslı receives a miracle: a donor heart that pulls her back to life. But this heart once belonged to Melike Alkan, the only daughter of one of Istanbul’s wealthiest and most powerful families. Melike’s sudden death has shaken the Alkan household to its core, leaving her mother Reyhan broken with grief, her cousin Aras drowning in guilt, and her grandmother Figen struggling to keep the family together.

When Aslı enters their lives, nothing is the same again. Reyhan clings to her, hearing her daughter’s heartbeat inside this fragile young woman and treating her like family. Aras, rebellious and haunted by regret, cannot resist the strange bond he feels with Aslı, even as he fights against it. Figen, proud and commanding, sees Aslı as an intruder who threatens the balance she has fought to protect for decades. And outside the walls of the Alkan mansion, Aslı’s own mother, Hülya, bitter and restless, plots to use her daughter’s new life to escape her own misery, with the help of her boyfriend Okan, a charming but dishonest man who is never far from trouble.

Torn between two families, Aslı finds herself living a life that was never meant for her. The gift of a heart brings her not only hope but also danger, secrets, and forbidden love. With every beat, she steps deeper into a world of passion and betrayal, where her identity, her future, and even her very soul are at stake.

Reborn is more than the story of a transplant. It is the story of two women connected by fate, two families divided by class and grief, and one heart that forces them all to face the truth of love, loss, and belonging.