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My Sweet Lie episode sparks new doubts about Suna's identity

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A basic episode of My Sweet Lie is now streaming on Mediaset Infinity. Hande's visit to Dogan's house puts Suna's secret in jeopardy, raising tension in the Turkish drama as daily episodes reveal new twists.

Hande's visit to Dogan's home soon became more than a social call. What started as a meeting with Sevket turned into a search for answers: Hande wanted to confirm her suspicion that Aylin is actually Suna, Dogan's daughter. The confrontation shifts the course of My Sweet Lie and raises the stakes for everyone involved.

Released exclusively on Mediaset Infinity on Tuesday, 15 September, the episode brings hidden truths to light. Furkan Palali, who plays Nejat, is caught in the middle as Hande's investigation threatens to expose long-kept secrets. New episodes air Monday through Friday, adding another layer to the story each day.

TGCOM24 reports that My Sweet Lie is available exclusively for free on demand on Mediaset Infinity, with a new episode released every weekday. The platform has released episodes daily since 24 August, giving fans of Turkish drama a regular watch. Starring Furkan Palali and Asli Bekiroglu, the series has built a loyal audience through its exclusive streaming format. Its daily release schedule keeps the story moving as the plot grows more tangled.

Mediaset Infinity episode previews show that doubts about Suna's identity have been building since at least 10 September, when Hande used the same words as Suna in a love letter to Nejat. By 16 September, Hande was openly threatening to reveal Suna's secret to her father, intensifying the conflict.

Hande's actions at Dogan's house do more than advance the plot. Her search for the truth about Suna forces other characters to confront their own lies. The episode's fallout is likely to affect future installments, as trust and betrayal become harder to separate.

Mediaset Infinity's decision to anchor its weekday lineup with My Sweet Lie fits a broader streaming trend: serialized stories that reward regular viewers. The show's suspense and family drama, shaped by emotional tension, have helped it stand out among Turkish series available in Europe. As secrets near the surface, the episode highlights the platform's focus on high-stakes drama and audience engagement.

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