The Queen of SOP Episode 11

highlights from the episode 11

In the beginning of this episode we find that tang jun sister isn't his biological sister and how low bai ji qing can go.
lin xiao still likes zi qi but feels betray by his actions and like most dramas upon arriving at the Shanghai airport she meets tang jun and cries in his shoulder, a few minutes later he get introduced to the new character chu chu(spoil heiress/childhood friends), tang jun gets in charge of showing shanghai to lin xiao and they go for drinks after they finished work , with the car over viewing the city they drink in the hood of the car and lin xiao tells tang jun what is really bothering her(hint-the betray of zi qi) and starts telling him hw stupid and hurt she his for not seeing it , in the hood of the car tang jun confesses his feelings and shares a kiss with lin xiao but bestowed to him she is very much drunk and falls asleep on his shoulder. in the next morning lin xiao doesn't remember nothing of the previous night , tang jun decides too go along bcz he doesn't want to spoil their relationship even as friends z, while presenting the meeting she finds out that is bai jin qing that will host the event, and right there comes in the whole o'mighty queen of evil making lin xiao very uncomfortable. zi qi already in shangai arrives at his hotel room with lin xiao trying to zip up the dress she will be wearing and the smooth zi qi gives her a hand on the dress she looks in the mirror and sees her so called fiance, obviously he doesn't know that she knows - she tries to treat him coldly when he says he missed ,when he tries to kiss her she's saved by a door bell -opening the door our hero is none other than tang jun. in the dinner where everybody involved in the project is very awkward by the tense atmosphere between bai jin and lin xiao ,even the so ignorant fiance comes to understand what is happening, trying to avoid another verbal slap from bai jin ,the episode ends with lin xiao excuses herself to bathroom only to bai jin follow.

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