Short drama · DramaBox
Submitting to My Bestie's Dad
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- 12free episodes
- 60episodes
- Jun 2026released
Where to watch Submitting to My Bestie's Dad
- DramaBoxCoins per episode, ad unlocks, optional subscriptionChecked
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- 12
- Episodes
- 60
- To finish
- 48 paid eps
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What Submitting to My Bestie's Dad is about
June's life takes a humiliating turn when an ex leaks her nude photos. The man who steps in to rescue her is Killian. He is dark, intimidating and famously self-controlled, and he also happens to be her best friend's father. What starts as gratitude doesn't stay that way for long.
This is a steamy, secretive forbidden-romance short drama. June knows each visit to Killian's private space betrays her friend, yet she keeps pushing him with quiet, deliberate provocations, and his study becomes the place where lines get crossed. With graduation approaching and the constant risk of being found out, the tension builds on obsession and the fear of it all blowing up. It's also tagged as a revenge story, so expect more than romance in the mix.
Why watch it
- A taboo setup: falling for the best friend's father who rescued her.
- June actively tests his restraint, so she drives much of the tension.
- A constant don't-get-caught risk, with graduation looming as a deadline.
Who it's for
Viewers who enjoy steamy, forbidden older-man romances built on secret-affair tension, with a revenge angle in the background, will find this a good fit.
Official synopsis
What's worse than having your nudes leaked by an ex? Falling for the dark, dangerous man who rescued you—who also happens to be your best friend's dad. June knows every step into Killian's sanctuary is a betrayal, yet she deliberately tests his legendary restraint with whispered provocations. In the heat of his study, morality vanishes. As they play a high-stakes game of don't get caught,' gratitude blurs into obsession, threatening to explode before graduation.
