Your Wish Is My Command

What Your Wish Is My Command is about

A struggling handyman finds a golden lamp in a billionaire's safe. The jinniyah inside will grant anything he wishes, yet the more he refuses her, the more she wants to tempt him. Then the billionaire's wife steps into the room and sees exactly what he is holding. Each refusal only makes the lamp glow warmer.

Episode 1 recap

A handyman is cleaning a billionaire's home when the owner's wife walks in. Her husband is back in a few hours, she says, and the room has to be spotless. Her tone is sharp, and he makes his opinion of it known once she is gone.

Then he finds a lamp. A jinniyah emerges and tells him the familiar line: your wish is my command. He asks for a quick fix, that she clean the room for him.

She is stunned. In four hundred years, kings, generals and even a bishop all asked for gold. This handyman wants help finishing his shift. Amused, she says she will make him an offer of her own, and the episode ends there. Every character is an adult.

What to expect from Your Wish Is My Command

Part fairy tale, part heist gone wrong. Your Wish Is My Command is a series about temptation as a bargaining game, where the handyman's restraint is the only thing the genie cannot buy.

Candy does not tag it, but the lamp, the safe and the unexpected witness give it a playful fantasy tone. The scenes are suggestive and not explicit. Episodes are about a minute long, vertical, and quick to sample.

How to watch Your Wish Is My Command

You can watch Your Wish Is My Command on Candy.ai, in the Candy Shorts section. No account is needed for episode 1, and a free account gets you episode 2.

Later episodes require Premium, or 12 tokens per episode at the time of writing; the checkout shows what Candy charges now.

Who is in it

The handyman, the jinniyah and the billionaire's wife are AI-generated fictional adults.

You can browse similar premises in the fantasy collection.

After an episode ends, Candy lets you chat with the characters through its Chat with the Cast feature, which is a nice way to stay in the story.