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Review · London office · 5 episodes

Under the Boss review: a jealous assistant takes aim at an affair

The boss at a London firm fixates on his shy new temp from day one, and his glamorous assistant, burning with jealousy, will stop at nothing to break them up. It runs five episodes: two free episodes, then the usual 36 tokens.

By the numbers

Episodes5
FreeEpisodes 1 and 2
Locked episodes3, at 12 tokens each
Tokens to finish36
Cost to finishabout $1.44 on the yearly plan, about $5.04 on the monthly one
ExplicitnessNot rated yet
PerformerNone, a Candy original
Candy tagsTaboo

The setup

A London office takes on a new temp, shy and curvy, and the boss is smitten with her almost at once. Standing in the way is his personal assistant, a confident, jealous blonde who will not let some newcomer push her aside and who is ready to go to any length to sink their forbidden fling.

The key is that there are three characters rather than two. The heat comes from the affair; the plot comes from the assistant, who is scheming against the pair right from episode one.

What makes it different

  • An actual villain. The typical five-parter revolves around a single situation involving two people. This one adds a rival pursuing her own goals, so its short run has a clearer sense of direction.
  • Opposites at the center. The timid temp and the poised assistant are set up as mirror images, with the boss stuck in the middle.
  • A London backdrop. A British office makes a nice departure from the suburban homes that fill most of the catalogue.

Sampling it for free

The opening two episodes are free and, like those of every Candy series, only suggestive. You meet the office, the new hire and the assistant, and by the end you will know whether the rivalry pulls you on into the locked episodes. There is no explicitness rating from us yet; unlock it and it becomes adult content, the same as everything on Candy AI Shorts.

How much it costs to finish

No licensed performer is involved, so each of the three locked episodes costs the standard 12 tokens, for 36 tokens overall. Converted to dollars, it runs about $1.44 for a yearly subscriber or about $5.04 for a monthly one, placing it among the cheapest full stories on the platform; one month of plan tokens, 100 in all, covers it with lots to spare.

Good fit, or not?

  • A good fit if office affairs, some light intrigue and a character to root against are what you enjoy.
  • Not for you if you are after a famous face or the catalogue’s most explicit titles; our other recommendations serve either wish better.

Similar office stories

Bosses and offices come up again and again on Candy. My Billionaire Boss and Her Stepmom Is the Boss are standard five-parters of that kind, while YES, DIRECTOR and Honey Trap in Silk, each rated 4 out of 5, stage power games of their own. If you want the intrigue to last longer, Mona’s Worst Enemy spreads a rivalry across 15 episodes. And for the highest explicitness at the same 36-token price, our top-rated choice is She’s not real.

Where it lands

Under the Boss shows that five episodes can hold a genuine plot. Thanks to the jealous assistant, a plain office affair becomes a compact drama, and at the standard price it is an easy one to sample. After She’s not real, it makes a strong second choice, particularly if you would like a bit more story for the same tokens.

Under the Boss FAQ

What is Under the Boss about in a sentence?

It is a London office triangle: the boss grows fixated on a timid new temp, and his jealous personal assistant sets out to wreck their affair.

How many episodes are in Under the Boss?

There are five. Two are free, and the final three add 36 tokens, at 12 each.

Is Under the Boss free to watch?

The first two episodes are. Finishing it costs about $1.44 when you hold Candy’s yearly plan, or about $5.04 when you pay by the month; the reasons are laid out in our cost breakdown.

Where is Under the Boss available to watch in full?

Candy is the only place. So-called full versions on other sites tend to be the free episodes or trailers; our page on leaked episodes explains more.