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Matthew: how to romance them in Where Love Burns Eternal

Matthew is the cheapest romance in Where Love Burns Eternal: 3 steps, 2 of them free, and one paid choice for 33 diamonds.

romance steps
3
free
2
paid
1
whole route
33

Every romance step by episode

Season 1, episode 4 · On Miracles

  • Matthew.free

Season 1, episode 7 · True Motive

  • At Matthew.free

Season 1, episode 11 · The Secret Marriage

  • I’ll sit with Matthew and ask him more about himself.33diamonds

Verdict: the cheapest route, one paid choice

Matthew costs 33 diamonds, the lowest price in Where Love Burns Eternal. Messir is next at 47, and Matteo tops the list at 261. Two of Matthew's 3 steps are free, so the whole romance comes down to a single paid choice in Episode 11.

Every step

  • Episode 4, On Miracles: "Matthew." — free. The route starts here.
  • Episode 7, True Motive: "At Matthew." — free.
  • Episode 11, The Secret Marriage: "I'll sit with Matthew and ask him more about himself." — 33.

How I'd play it

Pay the 33. It's the only diamond choice on his route, and it's cheaper than any single paid choice on Matteo's or Pilate's routes. If your stash is at zero, keep Episode 11 on a separate save slot for Diamond Rush and come back to it.

Episode 7 is worth a note: Matteo's last step there costs 66, and Pilate's route starts in the same episode with a 34-diamond choice, while Matthew's step is free. If you're weighing them, this is where the paths split in price. For the full list, see the Where Love Burns Eternal page or compare with Messir.

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Questions and answers

How many diamonds does Matthew's route cost?

33 diamonds, for one choice in Episode 11: "I'll sit with Matthew and ask him more about himself."

Which of Matthew's choices are free?

"Matthew." in Episode 4, On Miracles, and "At Matthew." in Episode 7, True Motive.

Is Matthew the cheapest love interest in the story?

Yes. Messir costs 47, Sheda 71, Eido 79, Pilate 214 and Matteo 261.