A group of gypsies living in remote camps suffers from poverty, hunger, and disease. As a deadly virus spreads among the children, they enlist the help of the health ministry that sends them Doctors Around the World. A fearful Samra looks after her siblings.

Samra is devastated when her little sister dies. Dr. Tamer confirms that drinking water is the reason the virus is spreading. When he pays for clean drinking water for the camp, the villagers thank him by having Samra dance for the organization's doctors.

Seif warns his brother against inappropriate behavior. Tamer's wife Mai breaks down when she discovers that she can't have kids. Tamer is saddened by the gypsies' living conditions. When Samra goes to Beirut to work so she could get money to treat her brother, her father tells her to stay away.

The engineer refuses to go to the gypsies' village due to their involvement in prostitution and drug dealing. Samra's aunt tells Tamer that her sister cheated on her husband and that he killed her. Wael, who works in smuggling, rejects Reem when she confesses her love for him.

As Tamer tries to get close to Samra and inspire hope in her, a jealous Seif warns her off and asks her father to wed her to him. Mariam is devastated when her children die from the virus. When Negm falls for a library owner, Samra tries to help him tell her.