Tori’s broken vows

Tori’s broken vows, also searched as Tori’s Dirty Vows, sits among the adult-only Spicy titles that Candy AI runs under Candy Shorts: ten brief vertical chapters of scripted adult fiction about a bride, the former lover who gatecrashes her ceremony, and the affair that follows while her new husband suspects nothing. Both names point to one series. Adults only, locked behind Premium, and priced at 240 tokens for the paid stretch, it is the marathon of its genre.

Two titles for one bridal suite

Search results split this series in two because it travels under two labels. The Candy Shorts catalog lists it as Tori’s broken vows, while the poster and many reposts say Tori’s Dirty Vows. Versions typed without the apostrophe end up in the same place.

So you do not need to hunt for a second version. There is one series, one cast, one price. The only difference is which name the page you landed on preferred.

An ex in the doorway, a groom on the sidelines

The official setup is compact. Tori is about to be married. David, the man she used to be with, turns up at the wedding uninvited and comes upon Tori with nobody else around, in the suite set aside for the bride, and she still wants him. Both titles come from this opening, since that room is where the vows start to break, and it is the image every poster and repost leans on. A single reckless moment, still in the dress, grows into a hidden affair that outlasts the wedding day.

The husband is the third corner of the triangle, and the premise leaves him unnamed. He is the one person who knows nothing, watching from the sidelines while the marriage carries on beside the secret. This is what the wife and cuckold genre shelf is built on: the charge comes from deceit that runs next to ordinary domestic life.

The opening episode stays inside that single room ahead of the ceremony, so the vows are in danger before anyone has spoken them. Later developments sit behind the paywall, and we will not guess at events nobody has confirmed. All three characters are fictional adults.

Max heat: how far the suite goes

Yes, in the plain sense of the word: this is AI-generated erotic drama with a script, cut into short vertical episodes. We rate the heat Max, 5 of 5, and the adult material arrives from the first episode. Expect nudity and explicit scenes at the center of the story, not a slow tease.

That suits the plot, since a long-running affair would feel odd without its physical side. Every image is generated and no real performer appears, which also means no star name or digital twin enters into it. The cast is original and fictional. The Spicy genre page lists what else sits at this level, which is useful if you want to compare how much each title asks you to pay for it.

Hunting a free link, a leak or a Reddit clip?

Nothing here is free. A free Candy account cannot open even the first episode, and there is no sampler slot like the one non-Spicy series offer. As of November 9, 2026, Premium is the only way in.

The full series lives inside the Candy player and nowhere else, in ten short episodes. There is no feature-length film of Tori’s wedding crash, and no downloadable director’s version. A page promising a complete Tori’s Dirty Vows video is selling a thumbnail.

The same goes for leaks. No genuine leak exists, and a page that advertises one is bait at best and a malware risk at worst. Snippets that turn up on Dailymotion, Reddit or YouTube are lifted teasers of Tori’s story, not the paid episodes themselves. If you want to sample this theme without paying, Every Wife on Candy Lane and Couples Therapy With Margot Vey both give you two free episodes before their small token prices begin.

Ten episodes and the 100-token month

Premium opens the door, and the first two episodes then come without a token charge. The remaining eight are priced at 30 tokens apiece, which adds up to 240 across episodes 3 to 10. Each Premium month carries 100 tokens, which means a single month of allowance stops well short of the finale.

Episode 3 is where the meter starts running. By that point the premise has set its pieces: the wedding, the ex, the husband who does not know. What the paid episodes do with that triangle is theirs to show, and we have no confirmed account of it.

The per-episode rate, which Spicy titles mostly share, is standard for Spicy titles, but the length inflates the bill, and the shorter Spicy series in the catalog cost far less to finish. Decide whether the wedding setup justifies that before you subscribe, because Premium alone does not cover the second half of the run. Spending your monthly tokens here leaves little for anything else.

If marriage drama is not your setting, try these next

For a Spicy run of the same length and the same 240-token cost, Accident with my Stepmom swaps the wedding for a taboo household story. Browse every title in the series index if you would rather pick by tag.

It suits viewers who want a betrayal tale with one vivid starting image and the highest heat level. It fits less well if you would rather test for free first, or if infidelity around a marriage is not for you.