The New CEO Treats My Sex Addiction

Episode 1

Vera walks into a clinic with a confession she can barely say out loud: one year into an arranged marriage with Jason West, a marriage with zero intimacy, she has developed a sex addiction. Her doctor, Roy, tells her to undress so he can examine her. She hesitates, asks for a female doctor, then notices his eyes and gives in.

The exam turns into something else entirely. Roy notes she's never had sex before, and Vera admits her husband has never even touched her. What was supposed to be a consultation ends with Roy's face a mess — and Vera fleeing in shame.

Episode 2

Roy isn't just any doctor. His sister Regina shows up at the hospital and needles him: she was top of her class, he was second, and this hospital is under her name. She's stunned he volunteered to see a gynecology patient — isn't he germaphobic and uninterested in women? What changed today?

Roy brushes her off and leaves. Regina's suspicion lingers: could her brother actually have fallen for that patient?

Meanwhile, Roy gives Vera a blunt diagnosis — her sex addiction comes from not getting laid regularly — plus anti-inflammatory meds. Pills only mask the symptoms, he warns. She needs to hook up with a guy, like she just did.

Episode 3

Vera swears she's done: next follow-up, she's finding a female doctor, and she hopes she never runs into Roy again. Then he pulls up and offers her a ride. She insists her husband is coming to pick her up — fine, he says, and drives anyway.

At home, the truth of her marriage lands harder. Jason West uses germaphobia as his excuse to refuse any normal married life. Vera catches a scent on him that isn't her perfume and wonders if there's another woman. Instead of answering, Jason announces they'll sleep in separate rooms from tonight on. He's not touching her — ever.

Episode 4

Jason makes it official: separate rooms, and she's not to enter his without permission. If she's "in heat," she can deal with it herself. Vera's condition flares again — it hurts, and he won't help her. She starts to wonder why she's even staying.

Then the blow lands. Regina — the half-sister everyone treats as the family favorite — is the one Jason truly loves. Vera realizes she was only his second choice when he came asking for an arranged marriage with her family.

At work, staff buzz about a new CEO arriving. Vera looks up. It's him. The doctor she slept with is now her direct boss.

Episode 5

Vera can't believe it — the man from the clinic, a doctor, is the new CEO. And he's asking for her specifically. There's no escape.

In his office, Roy studies her in her business suit and notes she seems surprised. She scrambles for composure, calling herself a lowly employee who'd never dare think anything of him. He asks if her condition has improved. Not that easily cured, he says — and she should come to him anytime she needs.

When she tries to leave, he stops her. What follows is a kiss that leaves no doubt: he tells her her lips are soft, and next time, remember to use her tongue.

Episode 6

Vera insists she only meant she wants to learn to work well with him. Roy doesn't buy it — but he has a use for her anyway. Starting tomorrow, she'll temporarily act as his executive assistant. She protests she's never done the job and might fail. His answer: if she doesn't want to do it, she can resign.

Vera reads it as a trap — a "promotion" designed to push her out. Fine, she was planning to quit anyway. But her body isn't on board. All she can think about is sleeping with him.

At the office, coworkers tease her: did the CEO call her in because he's taken with her? She dismisses it, but privately wonders if she actually has a second shot with him.

Episode 7

Jason used to demand Vera be home by nine. Now it's nearly eleven and he's nowhere. When she calls, he doesn't even recognize her number — a year of marriage and he never saved it. He snaps at her tone, and the call goes nowhere.

Left alone, Vera spirals. Her condition flares again, and it hurts. She's already resigned from work, yet the ache won't stop.

In the middle of it, someone catches her — and the episode cuts off on the question of what she's doing.

Episode 8

Roy isn't letting Vera walk away. He informs her that resignations require a one-month notice and legal handover — quitting now means breaching her contract and paying back two years' salary. She begs him to make an exception. She's sick, she says. He knows exactly what illness she means: her sex addiction, which flares until she can't focus.

His response is a command: get to the office in thirty minutes. He'll cure her himself.

Vera's mind races. How, exactly, does he plan to treat her? She's starting to lust after his body — and she shows up late anyway.

Episode 9

Roy's first assignment for his new assistant is humiliating: clean his lounge thoroughly. Vera protests — this is maid work. He points out the salary: fifty thousand a month. She takes it.

The lounge is already spotless, and he's full of rules, like taking off her shoes. She wonders if he's as germaphobic as Jason. Then she finds a pair of his briefs, and her condition flares again — so hot, so unbearable. He knows she's sick, and he left them there anyway.

She tries to call for him as the heat takes over, her composure completely gone.

Vera's marriage is a sham, her boss is the man she can't forget, and every day at the office makes it worse. If you like your dramas messy, tense, and impossible to pause, this one's waiting for you.