'Louvre'--pronounced 'loo-vruh'--has, in actuality, nothing to do whatsoever with romantic relations of any kind. Still, that probably is the intended meaning, even if it is completely wrong
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[Being a normal teenager, Taiga doesn't give a damn about the potential danger of the hotel. But she's deciding to be a teensy bit polite, because Erika is strangely interesting.]
It hasn't existed until a few days ago, so I take it no one's been in there. You might as well wait and see.
Well, the Palais du Louvre is located in Paris, which many would consider the "city of love". However that has long since been converted into a fine art museum.
Another thing I noticed is that worlds without a French language are pronouncing the word literally. There are some verbal similarities between Louvre and "Love". Perhaps it's a pun.
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It hasn't existed until a few days ago, so I take it no one's been in there. You might as well wait and see.
And I won.
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...Oh, really?
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Yup. He showed up after you left.
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[She doesn't care. She made the bet solely so that she could find out whether-or-not he showed up. So...
Despite all evidence pointing to one truth, that truth turned out to be wrong.
Hmm.]
Thank you. I owe you a meal.
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