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Koi no Yokan [恋の予感]: “premonition of love”, “love at second sight”. in contrast to love at first sight, koi no yokan refers to the sense when meeting someone that falling in love with them is inevitable.
Love at first sight isn’t real. Whatever this not-unattractive stranger was feeling for you when he blurted out a marriage proposal before you even got your name out, it certainly wasn’t love. You—disillusioned, depressed, really only here as a manager because you didn’t have a good enough reason not to be—know better than to trust that. And if, somehow, you’re wrong, and love at first sight does exist and is being aimed at you, of all people, then all this Nishinoya guy has to do is prove it.
It’s easy: he just has to propose to you a thousand times and you’ll believe that he means it. He'll give up within a few weeks, and you'll go back to hiding in plain sight every day.
Until then, you’ve got time to waste. Why not waste it around someone fun?