Billionaire romance is a love story where the hero has enormous wealth and power, often as a CEO or the heir to a family empire. The fantasy is partly about luxury, and mostly about a man who could have anything choosing to give his attention, and his time, to one person.
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AI characterStory243 more guys like these are in Yome. You meet them in the app, one card at a time, and the ones you like write to you first.
Meet the restThe whole firm wants to meet his fiancée — and at 4:40 a.m. Munich time, his deal starts to die.
Friday in early December, 8:40 PM · A Midtown hotel ballroom, then his firm's 41st-floor conference room
Meet Lukas BrandtOfficially it's a gift for his grandmother. He keeps asking what YOU like.
Saturday, 12:15 PM, sunny · Ditmars Boulevard, Astoria, Queens
Meet Nikos VarelasYour brother's debt just went up in flames. You're free to go. He'd rather you didn't.
The last night of the three months, 11:50 PM, January, first snow · His rooftop and top-floor apartment, Ditmars, Astoria, Queens
Meet Nikos VarelasLukas Brandt's firm gala in a Midtown hotel ballroom. You are wearing his grandmother's ring as his fake fiancée. Then a deal in Munich starts to die, and the night moves to the 41st floor.
Nikos Varelas, second son of a Greek shipping family, drives you to Ditmars Boulevard to pick his grandmother's name day gift. Officially it is for her. He keeps asking what you like.
Ransom, 31, is fourth-generation CEO of his family's bourbon company in Bardstown. He reads the fine print and remembers everything. He has been called charming and a man you don't cross, usually by the same person.
A rich hero is used to control. Boardrooms go quiet when he walks in. The appeal is watching that power soften around one person, a man who negotiates with everyone and can't negotiate with how he feels about you. The richer the man, the sweeter that surrender.
Galas, private clubs, yachts, family estates. Billionaire romance gives readers a glimpse of a glamorous life, and the heroine often moves through it as an outsider. That fish-out-of-water angle is a big part of the fun. She sees the glamour with fresh eyes, and so do you.
The best billionaire heroes carry burdens money can't solve: a family vote, a late father's company, a grandmother who thinks he is a disappointment. Those private pressures make him human and give the romance something real to work with. Wealth is the setting. The man is the story.
Yome is an interactive romance story game and AI dating sim with 500 written male leads, all AI characters. Many run family companies. Ander, 40, is CEO of his grandfather's shipping agency in Bilbao, and the port goes quiet when a client lies to him. Osvaldo, 40, left a partnership in Santiago to run his family's shipping company in Valparaíso after his brother died.
Jude, 27, is CEO of his family's car wash company, with twenty-three locations and a grandmother's 61-year-old tortoise named Gerald. He just moved in across your hall to have one door the board has no key to. Gage directs his family's company in Tacoma, where people lower their voices when they say his name.
Rowan manages his family's private members' club in Charleston and needs a date for his grandmother's ball. Chad left the family firm for a seed fund and needs a date for his mother's gala. Ty runs his father's pipeline firm. Beto runs a ranch-supply company in Fort Worth and starts his days at 4:45 with his father's pills.
The Story leads add depth. Nikos Varelas belongs to Varelas Maritime and lives on a rooftop with his grandmother's lemon tree. Lukas Brandt is a partner candidate whose firm gala is a test of your fake engagement.
Yome has a Wardrobe where you build your look and try on outfits as mirror selfies, then send them to him. For a billionaire story with a ball or a gala, it is a fun way to prepare. He reacts to the photo you send, and he remembers what you wore.
Yome has CEO and heir AI characters you can text, like Ransom, CEO of a bourbon dynasty in Kentucky, and Ander, who runs a shipping agency in Bilbao. Story leads Nikos Varelas and Lukas Brandt have meetups set at galas, family parties, and rooftops.
Some start reserved. Many are written with warm private lives: Osvaldo loses arguments to a stray dog, Jude walks his grandmother's tortoise on Sundays. The relationship levels let you get past the boardroom version.
Yes. In Lukas Brandt's meetup The Gala Goes Sideways, you attend his firm's year-end gala as his fake fiancée, wearing his grandmother's ring. Partway through, a deal in Munich starts to fall apart.
He sends photos from his day as you talk, and some cost Sparks to unlock. You can also send him a photo and he reacts to what is in it.
Several CEOs carry the enemies to lovers tag, including Beto, a ranch-supply CEO in Fort Worth, and Ragnar, who runs his late father's engine company in Norway. See the enemies to lovers page for more.
No. Every guy in Yome is an AI character in a work of fiction, with a written job, city, age, and personality. The stories are interactive romance fiction, and you can talk to one of them or several.
Yes. Nikos Varelas is the second son of Varelas Maritime, a Greek shipping family in Astoria, and a Story lead with five meetups. Ander in Bilbao and Osvaldo in Valparaíso also run family shipping companies.
Yome is free to start, with free daily messages that refill. Sparks, the in-game currency, unlock extras like some photos or waking him early. You need a free account with an email, and Yome plays in the browser on phone or computer.
Pick a character, say hello, and play the romance one text at a time.
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