
Bidding for Love
After rebirth changes her fate, Tessa tries to end a paid arrangement with Vince, but he has grown attached to it.
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About Bidding for Love
Tessa paid Vince, who was deep in debt, $100,000 per session to cope with her bipolar disorder. Years later, when her family fell from grace and she ended up in the red-light district, Vince bought her at an auction and spent night after night with her. After being reborn, Tessa tried to end their arrangement, only to find that Vince had come to relish it.
Original synopsis supplied by the catalog. May contain spoilers.Why watch Bidding for Love?
- A relationship begins through a clear financial arrangement.
- Rebirth gives Tessa a chance to change her path.
- Debt and social downfall create pressure around the couple.
Who is this story for?
- Viewers who enjoy reincarnation and revenge dramas.
- Suitable for audiences interested in transactional relationships and social downfall.
What to expect
- Debt
- Auction
- Rebirth
- Transactional relationship
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Female Lead
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What should I explore next?
Try Reborn Rich, Done Being Her Fool, which shares the romance and drama and rebirth-reincarnation and comeback-glow-up themes. You can also browse the full romance collection.











