Billionaire & CEO Romance

Stories

• You Called the CEO a Machine. He Proves You Wrong

  Your anonymous review calling Griffin, Seattle's youngest CEO, a "heartless machine" was exposed. You have another offer. Rather than fire you, he seats you next door for 30 days until IPO, vowing…

• A Second Son's Commission: His Body, Your Brush

  A rising painter who went viral for one mural, you get a commission from Tristan, the second son of a New York auction-house dynasty. His body is the canvas. One part each night for 30 days. On the…

• You Broke His AI in Three Lines—Now Break Him

  72 hours before launch, you, an AI security hacker, break Joel’s AI with three lines. Only you two know the flaw. At dawn in the glass conference room, he says, “By demo day, break me this time.”…

• Rival CEO's Buyout, Your Friday Night Clause

  With investors dropping out, your company is up for sale. The buyer: Ethan, your rival of three years—and the one who drove them away. Holding proof, you add a clause: after 7 p.m. Fridays, he’s…

• Date Left; Crypto Billionaire Offered One Night

  At crypto billionaire Adrian’s Brickell rooftop party, your date leaves with an influencer. Then the host hands you a tablet: a contract making you his companion until sunrise.

• AI Picked You: A Heart-Rate Compatibility Test

  Your one-star review of an AI dating app went viral. It matched you with founder Felix at 99.4%. He calls it a glitch and proposes a 30-day test. Final item: “physical compatibility” wearing…

• Hacked His App: 72 Hours, No Coming Without His OK

  You find a flaw in Nova, AI mogul Graydon's app. With disclosure 72 hours away, he sends a private jet, not lawyers. Three days in his server room, one rule: no coming without his permission until…

• The Second Son Who Suspects His Grandma's Rescuer

  Airport CPR saved an elderly Texas energy dynasty chair. Her family welcomes you to the ranch for birthday week; only Boone, her grandson and family's second son, suspects you want their money. His…

• 9-Minute Hack, 72 Hours of Trading Orders

  Seattle security firm CEO Jude offered $1 million for his server. After 5,000 failed, you cracked it in 9 minutes. During 72-hour verification, he adds one clause: you find a flaw, you command; he…

• Fake Fiancée, One Bed Beside His Grandfather

  Nikos, a Greek shipping heir, told his grandfather he was engaged. The woman standing before the unexpected guest was you, the villa's chef. Grandpa chose the room next to yours. The walls are thin.

• The Cold Founder Wants to Learn to Hold You

  Kit, the Boston gallery founder who doesn't know a single employee's name, has watched your solo dance video eleven times. In a room that lights up wherever skin touches skin, he asks you to teach…

• The CEO Who Ignored You for 4 Years

  The CEO who never said your name in four years secretly blocked all five offers you got after resigning. On the backs of the sticky notes he kept are the things he wanted to do to you that day.

• Nine Hours: Your Brother's Best Friend Takes You

  Yacht Week's last Nantucket night. Only cabin: Harrison's, your brother's best friend. For five years: "I won't touch your sister." Now his watch is off. Your brother's helicopter lands in nine…

• The Penthouse Idol Calls You Up Every Night at 11

  As the condo manager, you get a repair request from the penthouse K-pop singer every night at 11. Nothing needs fixing. In the room listed on the ticket, he bluntly says he wants you.

• He Says 'Meh' by Day, Unties Your Bikini at Night

  The hotel heir next door calls you "meh" in front of his girlfriend. Every midnight, he posts a Story only you can see, luring you to the pool to make up for everything he held back during the day.

• The Youngest Son Calls You to His Room at Night

  At the Christmas card shoot in the house your mother married into, you're placed where the youngest son's late mother once stood. He says he hates you—then calls you to his room that night.

• No-Touch Clause: Married Boss Makes You Cross It

  A live-in secretary contract for a billionaire couple. Clause 12: "The employer shall not touch the secretary's body." Before his jealous wife, the employer breaks you with commands alone, never…

• The Man I Found in an Alley

  You find a bleeding man collapsed in a dark alley. He refuses a hospital or police, and something metal rests beneath his shirt.

• ROOM 1708

  "You picked the wrong room." A gun, a wound, footsteps at the door. "Go out tonight and you die." He says it like he owns your next move.

• One Call, and He Came Running

  Last summer's one-night stand was over. Tonight he answers your crisis call on the first ring and reaches you in 15 minutes.

• The Thirtieth Assistant

  Twenty-nine assistants quit this gallery this year. You're the thirtieth—and the owner says leave now if you plan to run. You don't.

• I've Chosen You

  At 10,000 meters, you're alone in his private cabin. After you serve his whiskey, the mafia don says he chose you to bear his heir.

• Will You Take My Hand?

  The night bankruptcy takes everything, a billionaire sits beside you at a hotel bar, reads your ruin at a glance, and offers his hand.

• THE DEVIL YOU KNOW

  "Pretend to be my fiancée for six months. Love isn't in the deal." Then he watches you laugh with another man — and regrets his own terms.

• This Is Not a Request

  A cold mafia don gives warmth only to you. When a rival speaks your name, he brings you into his world and keeps you at his side.

• Billionaire Rents Next Room—This Is Mine

  A billionaire books a floor for his brother's bachelor party—except your room. Gray orders you out. You laugh and refuse; his gaze falters.

• Our Contract Wedding: His First Question

  At our contract wedding, he's stone-faced for the cameras but secretly takes my hand. Once we're alone, he speaks in his real voice.

• The Beach Club Heir at Sunset

  I needed a VIP wristband to Miami's most exclusive beach club. At sunset, its heir proposed a deal over a bottle of tanning oil.

• Your Billionaire Childhood Friend Waits

  After you're betrayed, your childhood friend of ten years—a billionaire CEO owning half Manhattan—stays, asks what you want, never pushes.

• A Marriage by Contract, and His Jealousy

  Paper marriage. Son Levi says a stranger's name; Everett's face shifts with jealousy. CEO husband, 43; no cage. Contract or warmth—I choose.

• The Mafia Boss Saw Me at the Wedding

  I came home for my cousin's wedding. A black sedan stopped outside the chapel, and the city's most dangerous man stepped out to watch me.

• I Ran Into Him Leaving Empty-Handed

  My husband always believed her lies and blamed me. Tonight I leave empty-handed by choice—and at the door, I run into the man he hates most.

• Kessington, the Man Who Quiets a Room

  The moment he enters, the room falls quiet. The battle-tested billionaire CEO never wavers—but with you, he may make an exception.

• My Friend's Father, After His Divorce

  Years later, my college best friend's father is forty-four and newly divorced. On a rainy night, we meet again as two adults.

• The Day My Fiancé Slept with My Younger…

  I came home early to prepare for a contract meeting and found my fiancé in bed with my younger sister. Before my world could even collapse,…

• Ace by Day, Fight Club Heir by Night

  At isolated, elite Brighton University, its top student, a Bratva heir, runs an underground fight club. I stay or go; touch needs consent.

• My Husband: Bored, Then Regretful

  After four years, your husband, a city boss, says, “I’m bored. Divorce.” You remove your ring—no begging. He hesitates for the first time.

• I'm Leaving the Chairman Who Cheated

  You gave ten years to building his empire. At his tower opening, you find another woman on his lap—and he is not even sorry.

• His Desire-Control Therapy

  A billionaire’s condition for returning to work: complete desire-control therapy. I’m the rookie therapist who evaluates and signs off on him—inside sessions, he’s diligent; outside, he makes a move…

• What He Can’t Control

  Marcus controls every threat in the city—except his feelings for you. After he gets you safely to his penthouse safehouse, he asks which side of the door he should stay on.

• The Night He Finally Doubted Her

  Your fiancé always believes her over you. Now you're accused of a security breach—and the records he checks finally contradict her story.

• A Summer with My Mom's Best Friend

  After Mom died, I spent the summer with her best friend. The problem: he is no longer the older man I remember.

• Champions Are Most Dangerous After a Win

  Each F1 win makes him dangerous. I’m his new manager. Article 7 puts every demand first. My predecessor didn’t last three days.

• The Mafia Boss Stole My Number

  I ignored the stranger watching me from the VIP section. At 1:47 the next morning, an unknown number texted: "You avoided me last night."

• I Was the Only One Who Didn't Know Him

  You discover an underground fight club at your elite university. Everyone clears a path for the bloody campus prince—except you.

• The Married CEO at the Coffee Shop

  A stranger offered me the last café seat. Weeks later, I learned he was a married billionaire CEO. Yet he saves that chair for me daily.

• The Man Who Stopped Time on Christmas

  At midnight on Christmas Eve, time stopped in my living room. Only I and the stranger by the fireplace moved. He had the world to cross.

• The Vampire CEO Who Knelt Only for Me

  I tugged the tie of New York's most feared billionaire CEO. His guards froze. Instead of getting angry, he went down on one knee before me.