Tori’s Broken Vows

One last time, in a wedding dress

David is not on the guest list in any way that matters. He slips into Tori's wedding as the groom's supposed friend and goes hunting for the bride before the ceremony starts. Alone in the bridal suite, she turns out to want him still.

That is the whole engine of the series: an ex who shows up at the worst possible time, a woman who admits she loves him and is marrying someone else for the money, and a groom who never sees any of it. One reckless moment in the dress turns into a secret that outlasts the wedding.

The cuckold tag is not decoration. The husband is the clueless third point of the triangle, always close enough to be a threat and never close enough to notice. The pleasure of the series sits in that gap, in every smile Tori gives him that means something else.

A note on the title, because people search it both ways. The poster on Candy.ai reads Tori's Dirty Vows, while the series is listed as Tori's Broken Vows. If you typed either one, you are in the right place and looking at the same series.

This is a Spicy series. Logged-out visitors never see it listed, the posters stay blurred, and there is no free episode to sample. That is a different deal from the standard Candy Shorts titles, so read the access notes before you plan on a free preview.

Is the secret worth the price?

Tori's Broken Vows has the cleanest hook in the Spicy section: the secret begins before the vows are even spoken. If wedding-day betrayal, forbidden second chances and a husband who does not see it appeal to you, the premise delivers what the poster promises.

Because nothing is free, the real question is how long you want to stay. Premium covers the first two episodes, and then every episode from the third to the tenth costs tokens. Premium's entry plan, as recorded on Nov 1, 2026, ran $3.99 a month billed yearly.