Episode 215
Zul is upset and moody after being coerced by Juliana into meeting her parents. Desperate, Juliana seeks out Norleena for help. After a pep talk from Norleena, Zul decides to tell Juliana that they are not right for each other. Juliana is hurt and walks out of him. Bee Li steps down as TLC Chairwoman. Drama unfolds as Bee Li tries to prevent Meera from being elected as the next Chairwoman of TLC. Michael is disappointed that he couldn't sit for his SATs this year. When he experiences some residual effects from his head injury, he tries to hide his conditions from everyone. However, after seeing double vision during a workout session, Michael gets worried.
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