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"Don't..." she whispered, but the venom was gone from her voice. It had been replaced by something trembling and uncertain.
The protagonist isn't taking. He is . The fantasy being sold here is not one of conquest, but of selected utility . The "ordinary gal" (Iribitari Gal—likely a specific sub-archetype: a gyaru who is "common" or "easy-going" rather than the aggressive kogal stereotype) is the one in control of the access.
Taro found his courage and walked up to her. She was sitting alone on a bench, reading a book. He took a deep breath and introduced himself. Her name was Yui, and she seemed kind and genuinely interested in talking to him.
This is the psychological crux of the story (if the story is well written): The climax is not the physical act, but the moment she says, "Alright, you can use it."