


After a drunken mistake, office worker Claire wakes up beside Logan—her fiancé Ethan’s younger brother. Determined to bury the secret, she only gets pulled deeper as Logan’s teasing turns into real love and Ethan begins to notice. Desire, guilt, jealousy, and old sibling wounds push all three to a breaking point. When the truth explodes, Claire must choose between the safe love she knows and the forbidden love she can’t let go—or refuse to choose at all.
Claire's problem is not that she made a mistake; it is that the mistake lives in the same family as her fiancé. Logan starts as the secret she is trying to bury and turns into the person she looks forward to seeing, while Ethan, slower to notice, is the safe choice she keeps telling herself she wants. The show does not pretend any of that is tidy, and the old wounds between the brothers mean the triangle was unstable long before she walked into it.
My Boyfriend's Brother Wants Me is a contemporary love triangle for people who like guilt as much as desire in their romance, and who do not need the heroine to be perfect. Jealousy, loyalty and the question of whether choosing is even possible drive the story toward its breaking point. It is told in 40 short episodes of about 1 to 2 minutes, made for your phone.