An obsessed boss, a shy temp and a saboteur: the setup of Under the Boss
A boss, a newcomer and an assistant share one office, with a pecking order that makes every move riskier. The boss falls hard for the newcomer, a temp the official summary describes as shy and curvy, and their fling is framed as forbidden from the outset. Then there is his PA: blonde, jealous, and prepared to go to any length to end it. That third corner is what lifts this above a plain boss-and-secretary fantasy, because someone inside the building is actively working against the couple.
Here the Taboo tag signals workplace transgression rather than family ties: a man with power over a temp’s job, and a rival who is already on the inside. It suits viewers who enjoy the quiet-girl-gets-noticed arc and office politics with teeth. Candy.ai lists Harriet Seagrave as the lead character, so she is the one waiting in the chat window when an episode finishes. Like everyone in the catalog she is a fictional adult, generated by AI.
What Under the Boss costs once the free episodes run out
Episodes 1 and 2 cost nothing, which should be enough to judge whether the triangle is worth following to its end. Episodes run roughly one to two minutes, so the free stretch is a quick taste rather than a full act.
The remaining three episodes are 12 tokens each, 36 tokens altogether. Premium’s 100 monthly tokens cover 8 standard paid episodes, so this office drama uses well under half of one month’s allowance. Paying for a whole month just to finish it only makes sense if you intend to keep watching other series, and what happens to tokens you leave unspent is something we could not verify, so do not plan on banking the rest.
Under the Boss among other jealous rivalries and power games
Its closest relative is Under the Chief, which carries the same lead name and nearly the same shape moved to a hospital: a chief of surgery offering “hands-on training”, a chubby, awkward Harriet on the receiving end, and a jealous head nurse who wants her fired waiting outside the door. If the jealous-rival triangle is what hooks you here, that is the obvious next watch.
Caught Between Sisters shares the idea of a rival set on wrecking things, a ruthless sister with leverage over the heroine, but spreads it across 15 episodes. Bonnie Blue is My Stepsister matches the tag and the five-episode length, yet it is a Candy Creators title built on Bonnie Blue’s licensed digital twin: she consented to the likeness, filmed nothing, and no original recording exists. Creator pricing puts its ending at 90 tokens against 36 here. For more rule-bending setups, browse the full Taboo shelf.
