The novel "Sözde Kızlar" (So-Called Girls) tells the story of Mebrure, who comes to Istanbul during the Armistice period to search for her father amid the Greek attacks. As Mebrure observes the decline and decay of Istanbul's high society, the novel portrays the moral collapse and distorted relationships within the society. Garnering great interest during the Republican era, this novel is considered one of the classics of Turkish literature.