Addicted to Your Kiss
A money-driven marriage turns confusing when Logan's promised divorce clashes with his sudden jealousy.
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About Addicted to Your Kiss
Ruth Larson's family sells her off to Logan Harlow for money. He icily says that he won't touch her. But when they run into each other at the club, he downs her alcohol in a jealous fit. Ruth asks him to mind himself. But he responds in an aggrieved tone, "Why? Are you scared of others finding out you're married?" This confuses Ruth. Didn't he say they would be divorced in a month? What is he playing at now?
Original synopsis supplied by the catalog. May contain spoilers.Why watch Addicted to Your Kiss?
- It builds tension around a marriage arranged for money.
- Logan's conflicting behavior raises questions about his intentions.
- Ruth faces uncertainty over the future of the relationship.
Who is this story for?
- Viewers who enjoy tense marriage dramas.
- Suitable for audiences interested in jealousy, secrets, and romantic uncertainty.
What to expect
- Arranged marriage
- Divorce tension
- Jealousy
- Mixed signals
- Marital secrecy
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Female Lead
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