Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right: Candy Shorts Episode Guide

A late-night return to a desert house

Simona Rossi dropped out of college and now lives under strict parents; Candy's synopsis says she is catching feelings for her stepbrother. The series runs 15 episodes, a long run, and it leans on family drama rather than a single gag.

The free episodes play out at night: a neon nightclub, a city street, then a family house in a desert landscape, with cacti outside the windows and an old CRT television inside. You watch through the stepbrother's point of view, a man on the living-room couch who is never named.

Candy offers no subtitles for the free episodes, so this page follows the images. The tone is slow burn, taboo and family drama, and you can also find the series in our Taboo collection.

Episode 1: Sneaking home after midnight

Episode 1 has no subtitles, so everything here comes from what the picture shows. Wearing a black slip dress, Simona is at a neon-lit nightclub, dancing next to a blonde friend dressed in silver. The two then stroll down a city street at night.

Next, she is outside a house, bending over a lounge chair beside a window as if sneaking in, and then she tiptoes through a dark hallway with her shoes in hand. The last frame shows a dim living room through the eyes of someone sitting next to a lamp, presumably her stepbrother.

Episode 2: A controller held out

Episode 2 has no subtitles either. The living room holds an old CRT television and a retro game console, with cacti outside the windows. Simona, still in the black slip dress, stands before the point-of-view character, lying on the couch.

She circles him, perches on the couch arm and offers him a game controller. The last frame has her leaning toward the camera, smiling. Without dialogue the exact hook is unknown, but the invitation to play is clear enough.

What happens after episode 2?

Episode 3 is also free with an account, but we reviewed only episodes 1 and 2. Candy's synopsis centers on her pull toward her stepbrother under strict parents. The paid thumbnails add a family emergency: Simona sleeping beneath a blanket as a hand rests on her shoulder, a hospital room where she, an older man and another woman stand around a patient, a Later that day title card, and an older man looking shocked.

Who is in Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right?

Candy lists Simona Rossi as the series' character, a dropout whose parents are strict. Her stepbrother is never named and seems to be the point-of-view character, so you mostly see her through his eyes. At the club, a blonde friend in silver dances beside her; like the stepbrother she goes unnamed, and no other names appear in what we reviewed.

Is Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right porn?

Going by what we reviewed, the answer is no: slip dresses at the club and then at home, with no visible kissing or touching. Without subtitles we could not check the dialogue.

The paid thumbnails are mostly clothed or bare-shouldered shots plus a hospital scene, so the series reads as suggestive at most. Our content guide lays out the rating scale, and the story involves adults only.

Should you finish Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right?

Choose it for a longer, story-driven stepsibling drama that leans on a family subplot. Each of the 12 locked episodes is 12 tokens, which makes 144 tokens to finish, and our figures put that at about 2 months of Premium. The 3 free episodes leave plenty of room to test the slow burn, and the pricing page explains the options.