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Net Worth

He lied to her to see if she would want him without money. The answer was no. Now he shows what he has.

Episode 1: Rejected

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Episode 1 plays here for free. From episode 2 onwards you need a Dreamy Shorts membership.

What Net Worth is about

He lives in London, wears scuffed shoes and orders the cheapest beer. That is deliberate. He wants to know whether a woman will take him when she thinks he is broke. The answer comes in episode 1, and it is called Rejected: she laughs, she raises an eyebrow, she leaves. What she does not know: his account has more zeros than she has ever counted. From that evening on he drops the act. The coat gets more expensive, the address gets better, and his eye wanders to a woman he has only ever seen from a distance.

That woman is called Helena. She is her father's new wife, elegant, a few years older than him, and she knows money without being impressed by it. At an auction the two of them happen to sit in the same row. He bids, she bids against him, and at some point it stops being about the painting. Helena knows exactly who turned him down, and that is precisely what makes it so risky for them both. Under one roof, at dinners, in hallways with too many mirrors: every encounter could blow their cover, and in Found Out, what has to happen, happens.

The woman who spurned him watches it all. First the man she took for penniless, then the price he pays for a painting, then the hand Helena lets him hold a second too long as they say goodbye. What You Threw Away says in its title what she feels. The last episode is called Both, and you do not need to know more than that in advance. Episode 1 shows you the brush-off, the laugh and the moment he decides to stop hiding. All the characters are adults, and the series is new on DreamyShorts.

All episodes of Net Worth

EpisodeTitleAccess
1RejectedFree
2The AuctionMembership
3HelenaMembership
4Found OutMembership
5What You Threw AwayMembership
6BothMembership

Net Worth on DreamyShorts: episode 1 free, the rest with a membership

Rejected plays right here, no account, no app, simply in the browser on your phone or computer. For The Auction, Helena, Found Out, What You Threw Away and Both you need the premium membership at Dreamy Shorts. Price: 19.99 USD a month or 119.88 USD a year, approx. £15 a month or £91 a year, converted, rate varies. Worked out per month, the annual plan costs half, and according to the provider both can be cancelled at any time.

Net Worth has six episodes of one to two minutes, with subtitles and a trailer. The series sits under MILF and Secrets and has only just arrived in the catalogue. It is one for evenings when you fancy London, expensive dresses and a woman who realises her mistake once it is too late. Twelve minutes for all six episodes if you watch them back to back.

Why it is worth a look

  • Getting started costs nothing: you watch episode 1 right here, straight away and without signing up.
  • The series are built for short breaks. One to two minutes per episode, portrait format, sound on or off.
  • With the membership you get every episode, every series, new titles every week and subtitles. According to the provider, cancelling is possible at any time.
  • Discreet, and no adverts in the player.

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Questions about Net Worth

Who is Helena in Net Worth?

Helena is the new wife of the father of the woman who turned him down. So no relation to him, married into the family, elegant and a few years older than he is. She gets her own episode in episode 3, the one that carries her name. Every character in the series is an adult.

Can I watch Net Worth on DreamyShorts without an account?

The first episode, yes, right here in the player. From episode 2 you need the membership, 19.99 USD a month or 119.88 USD a year. On Dreamy Shorts itself, episode 1 is open without an account and episode 2 comes after a free sign-up with Google or email, with premium starting at episode 3.

How explicit is Net Worth on Dreamy Shorts?

The series works with glances and power games, not skin. A bid at an auction, a mirror in the hallway, a goodbye that lasts longer than it needs to. Nudity is not spelled out. Even so, it is nothing for under-18s, and the performers are AI-generated, not real people.