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** The ''PARTY'' Version actually has the protagonist needing a fake husband for her own reasons in additional the original reasons: she starts out engaged and was planning to live with her future husband as a newlywed, but he broke up with her just before she was about to introduce him to her parents. She’s gets stressed out over having to explain she’s suddenly now unemployed, homeless, and single, which is not helped by how excited they are. Luckily, the love interest swoops in to cover for her, and then they propose they keep up the lie and live together for three months, which should be enough time for her to find a new job and home.
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** The ''PARTY'' Version actually has the protagonist needing a fake husband for her own reasons in additional addition to the original reasons: she starts out engaged and was planning to live with had given up everything in anticipation of her future husband as a newlywed, marriage, but he her fiancé broke up with her just before she was about to introduce him to her parents. She’s She gets stressed out over having to explain she’s suddenly now unemployed, homeless, and single, which is not helped by how excited they are. Luckily, the love interest swoops in to cover for her, and then they propose they keep up the lie and live together for three months, which should be enough time for her to find a new job and home.
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** The ''Party'' Version actually has the protagonist needing a fake husband for her own reasons in additional the original reasons: she had quit her job and was planning to move in with her own fiancee, but he broke up with her just before she was about to introduce him to her parents. Considering the now very awkward situation and how excited the parents are, she decides to take the help of the love interest until she can support herself again.
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** The ''Party'' ''PARTY'' Version actually has the protagonist needing a fake husband for her own reasons in additional the original reasons: she had quit her job starts out engaged and was planning to move in live with her own fiancee, future husband as a newlywed, but he broke up with her just before she was about to introduce him to her parents. Considering the She’s gets stressed out over having to explain she’s suddenly now very awkward situation unemployed, homeless, and single, which is not helped by how excited the parents are, she decides to take the help of they are. Luckily, the love interest until she can support herself again. swoops in to cover for her, and then they propose they keep up the lie and live together for three months, which should be enough time for her to find a new job and home.
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* TheBeard: The game's basic premise. All of the guys have some reason or other for needing the protagonist to pose as their fiancee or wife. Just how serious the need is and how long the deception is intended to last varies from route to route.
** ''White Lies & Sweet Nothings'' retains the theme but switches the particulars - it's the protagonist who needs a faux husband in order to get her dream job, requiring her to rope one of several men of her acquaintance into playing the part.
** ''White Lies & Sweet Nothings'' retains the theme but switches the particulars - it's the protagonist who needs a faux husband in order to get her dream job, requiring her to rope one of several men of her acquaintance into playing the part.
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* FakeRelationship: The game's basic premise. All of the guys have some reason or other for needing the protagonist to pose as their fiancee or wife. Just how serious the need is and how long the deception is intended to last varies from route to route.
** ''White Lies & Sweet Nothings'' retains the theme but switches the particulars - it's the protagonist who needs a faux husband in order to get her dream job, requiring her to rope one of several men of her acquaintance into playing the part.
** The ''Party'' Version actually has the protagonist needing a fake husband for her own reasons in additional the original reasons: she had quit her job and was planning to move in with her own fiancee, but he broke up with her just before she was about to introduce him to her parents. Considering the now very awkward situation and how excited the parents are, she decides to take the help of the love interest until she can support herself again.
** ''White Lies & Sweet Nothings'' retains the theme but switches the particulars - it's the protagonist who needs a faux husband in order to get her dream job, requiring her to rope one of several men of her acquaintance into playing the part.
** The ''Party'' Version actually has the protagonist needing a fake husband for her own reasons in additional the original reasons: she had quit her job and was planning to move in with her own fiancee, but he broke up with her just before she was about to introduce him to her parents. Considering the now very awkward situation and how excited the parents are, she decides to take the help of the love interest until she can support herself again.
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->''Would you be my unlawfully wedded wife?''
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* TooLongDidntDub: A few Japanese terms go untranslated, such as Yamato's favorite [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warabimochi warabi mochi]], and references in Haruka's route to the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenzan kenzan]] used for [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikebana ikebana]] and a [[TheThingThatGoesDoink shishi-odoshi]] at the Utsunomiya house.
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* TooLongDidntDub: A few Japanese terms go untranslated, such as Yamato's favorite [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warabimochi warabi mochi]], and references in Haruka's route to the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenzan kenzan]] used for [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikebana ikebana]] and a [[TheThingThatGoesDoink shishi-odoshi]] shishi-odoshi at the Utsunomiya house.
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* DrinkOrder: Beer for Yamato, red wine for Saeki. Takao drinks shochu on the rocks, a preference which he shares with the protagonist and which the other guys joke is an old man's drink.
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* TheCameo: [[VisualNovel/SeducedInTheSleeplessCity Satsuki]], [[VisualNovel/LoveLetterFromThiefX Atsumu]] and [[VisualNovel/DreamyDaysInWestTokyo Johji]] are friends of Kunihiko and attend his wedding. [[VisualNovel/OfficeSecrets Goda]], [[VisualNovel/BeMyPrincess Maximilien]] and [[VisualNovel/MetroPDCloseToYou Kirisawa]] are not there in person, but all send their felicitations.
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* TheCameo: [[VisualNovel/SeducedInTheSleeplessCity Satsuki]], VisualNovel/{{S|educedInTheSleeplessCity}}atsuki, [[VisualNovel/LoveLetterFromThiefX Atsumu]] and [[VisualNovel/DreamyDaysInWestTokyo Johji]] are friends of Kunihiko and attend his wedding. [[VisualNovel/OfficeSecrets Goda]], [[VisualNovel/BeMyPrincess Maximilien]] and [[VisualNovel/MetroPDCloseToYou Kirisawa]] are not there in person, but all send their felicitations.
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* InterClassRomance: Subverted in Haruka's route. Despite early indications that Haruka's parents disapprove of the protagonist because of her lower social class, it never actually becomes an issue. [[spoiler:In fact, Haruka's mother came from a normal family herself.]] Played straight in Ren's route, [[spoiler:as he's the crown prince of a little european country.]].
* UptownGirl: Gender-inverted, but subverted in Haruka's route. Despite early indications that Haruka's parents disapprove of the protagonist because of her lower social class, it never actually becomes an issue. [[spoiler:In fact, Haruka's mother came from a normal family herself.]] Also gender-inverted in Ren's route, [[spoiler:as he's the crown prince of a little European country.]]
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** The side story "A Wedding Kiss with Yamato" involves Yamato and the protagonist getting roped into particpating in a "demonstration wedding" - also Western style - as publicity for a wedding planner.
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** The side story "A Wedding Kiss with Yamato" involves Yamato and the protagonist getting roped into particpating participating in a "demonstration wedding" - also Western style - as publicity for a wedding planner.
