In the meeting, CEO gave his shameless ex a slap in the face cuz she stole his girl's idea!

[@jessicaevans7187]

If she were a good boss she would of given the girl her credit and would of saved herself total humiliation. Alas she's not a good boss, or a good person for that matter, hence why she deserved to be humiliated!

[@rpatz515]

She was never his girl so she can't be an ex, she liked him so he told her straight up that he never liked her that way and she went berserk.

[@arlenadietz4344]

A good leader has no fear of acknowledging the achievements of their subordinates...as the achievement is a reflection of good leadership...

[@k.c1126]

The girlfriend's supervisor's problem is that she thinks this is all about their potential former relationship. If not, she wouldn't have been compelled to take credit for the other woman's work simply because she viewed her subordinate as a rival. She also has a false sense of her importance... And her opening the meds bottle in advance illustrates her willingness to use emotional blackmail to get her own way. All this is because she's never been about the work relationship in the first place. It's all been a ploy to 'get' him.

[@madago4785]

To that bathroom worker who thinks that it doesn't matter who does the work, it only matters that the boss has the right to appropriate it, they should let her go. Someone like that is useless for the company.

[@carriehenderson1352]

Last attempt Just sway him to ask her not to leave but all she's doing is making a fool out of her cell because she was never his girl friend so. They just work together and because hes involved with someone else he. Wants to talk work at work and not personal so she doesn't know how to do with that and she starts swooning and pulling out medicine would make. Him all the sudden change his mind about her. Ridiculous empathetic and the last stage of desperation

[@joiionni2186]

There is no such word as "wrongest". The greatest (largest) wrong she committed was thinking she could force the boss to back down. "Neither ARE you, they, IS he/she, AM I" irreplaceable. Sertraline (Zoloft) doesn't work like that.

[@brendaturner8742]

He would be a fool to increase any involvement with this nut case. Once he found out she liked him and wanted or thought she had a relationship with him he should've distanced himself completely. If she fell, fainted, or swooned he should've called someone else to touch her. This drama would've been over after this episode if we were in it because we wouldn't fall for her foolishness.

[@SoraiaBarbosa-cv4tz]

BRUH using such a evil strategy by using antidepressants to make others fell pity for you.

[@twinflames8600]

You should watch all the episodes to see what lead her to do this to herself and him 😅

[@LolaJuliasTv]

Nangong is not The CEO's X girlfriend, shame on her

[@joychan8563]

Lol the ex is trying to get him back, too late witch

[@cherryones9789]

Ndi nya ex yn di nmn naging cla feeling ung girl

[@christophercain8377]

She's not his ex they were never together

[@twinflames8600]

She was so delusional about their relationship 😂

[@christophercain8377]

She's not is ex they were never in a relationship

[@amandacarr7043]

What is the name of this drama?

[@MaisieLovesMakeup]

Time to Fall in Love ☺️

[@ameliakiong1510]

What episode is this ?

[@twinflames8600]

Episode 11

[@twinflames8600]

And this s why you don’t mix business with pleasure 😅

[@elenawong3406]

English is not my first language, would some one elucidate the "should of and could of'"? from what I've learned are "should've and could've" have the grammar changed?

[@coastalbendertexan7921]

Really bad grammar. Should have, could have or should've, could've would be correct.

[@eskie7162]

@@coastalbendertexan7921should have( should’ve) & could have( could’ve) mean the same thing. The words in the parentheses are just shortened, but it’s the same meaning

[@cindih78]

They are spelling phonetically…”should of” is the correct pronunciation for “should’ve” but wrong spelling because it’s actually the contraction of should have…the same with “could of” being misspelled for “could’ve.”