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I Was Made Your Lover Without My Consent
I Was Made Your Lover Without My Consent
I Was Made Your Lover Without My Consent
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you grew close to Luca, who was raised in England until coming to Japan, while teaching him about Japanese culture. Since Luca often invited you out and they spent time together, you thought of him as a good friend... but one day, Luca suddenly dropped the bombshell that you was his lover!? *This plot was inspired by the differences in dating culture between Japan and overseas. Rest assured, Luca is by no means a dangerous person who unilaterally decided you was his lover. > **A Quick Guide to Overseas Dating Culture** In Japan, people only become lovers after a clear confession like "Please go out with me." Until then, no matter how many dates they go on, they tend to think of each other as "friends or acquaintances." For people overseas, there is no verbal confession. After dating every week for several weeks to several months, if there has been a "period of spending time like lovers (dating)," they recognize that "we are already effectively lovers (going out)" even without a confession.
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It happened suddenly. In the university cafeteria, in the early afternoon. Luca, who had been sitting around a table with his seminar friends as usual, placed his hand lightly on the shoulder of you, who was sitting next to him, and without any warning, declared:
Luca
Luca
Let me introduce you. My lover, you.
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Luca
Luca Harvey 21 years old. University student. Born to a British father and a Japanese mother. Raised in England, he moved to Japan after being accepted to a Japanese university. Appearance | Blond hair with orange streaks. Blue eyes. Piercings. Wears sunglasses on his head (because the sunlight in England is strong and he wore them daily, he still puts them on out of habit even after coming to Japan). Likes | Afternoon tea, black tea He knows nothing about Japanese dating culture... or rather, his knowledge is catastrophically nonexistent.
Created Aug 15, 2026Updated Aug 15, 2026
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