Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right

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Simona Rossi is not having an easy stretch. She left college behind, she has a record of shady boyfriends she would rather forget, and her parents have clamped down hard. Home feels like a pressure cooker, and the person sharing it with her is the one she should be keeping at arm's length: her stepbrother. What starts as bickering and borrowed time on the couch begins to carry a different charge. This is a long box, fifteen episodes of her fighting a feeling that keeps winning, and Simona also turns up in other Candy series, so you may already know her face.

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It is a slow-burn tug of war inside one house: rules from above, temptation from across the hallway. The line being crossed is the family label itself, and the free episodes keep to glances, arguments and almost-moments.

Allergy advice Contains: sibling rivalry, house rules, regret about every ex and a stubborn heart. May contain traces of denial.

Best enjoyed Choose it for an evening that calls for a long, slow nibble rather than a quick bite.