
Him asking if he can come hold her hand every night was just... so sweet. Especially cause it's his way for working to get through his trauma. I shall protect this man at all costs.
(And for those of you saying he should treat his daughter nicer, I do think he cares for her and his trauma makes it hard for him to be outwardly nice to her, but I think he is trying. Plus, he was like 13/14 when she was born, I imagine that makes his relationship with her very awkward. Cause what teenager know how to be a father? He may be in his 20's now, but he still doesnt seem to have a clue about being a parent. You gotta be understanding of that.)

Honestly I can't even believe he's going to be around in same room as her. She's a precious doll, and I'm sure he loves her but to always remember the trauma. I can't even imagine. Also the fact that he has not had a good example because his parents were trash bags and his ex-wife was a garbage fire that deserves to be thrown into a volcano, is really tragic too. He's never had a good example of a good parent.

But bro, let her be awake so she can consent at least, ya horndog

Sex after not seeing each other for too long is normal because you miss each other. Specially, for married couples. Waking up your partner because you miss them isn't harassment. That's what married couples do. Why do I feel like people always connect everything to sexual harassment these days. You can't expect married couples to always ask "can we have sex?" every time they do the did. If one says no, and the other people still continue, that is harassment. This chapter thou, is not.

Consent is saying yes whether through action or words. So saying, "well she didn't say no," is not considered as consent. Was she able to answer in the first place? But if that's what you like/don't mind then OK. Other people feel differently and won't always see things the way you do. I think people are looking at it from marital rape

I had this same discussion as the other comment. Some wouldn't like it, yes. It's fine. I know someone who refused because they're tired from work. And yes, her husband obliged and cooled himself. But if someone says they don't like their husbands doing that but still did, then the husband sexually harassed that wife. But for this couple, this can't be called harassment. I think it's evident from the previous chapters that Lucia would like it because she missed Hugo too. You'll also see from the next chapter that Lucia is fine with it. Every couple have different boundaries but you can't call it harassment just because it's not the same as yours. You can't throw sexual harassment just like that.

Couples usually already had set of boundaries by the time they get married. Or after they get married. If your partner did something knowing you're not fine with it, that is sexual harassment. But you can't expect them to always ask first before doing the deed (except in some scenarios). I think this couple already talked about their boundaries tho.

Bro, I'm saying that she's still asleep, and that he should let her wake up before rubbing up on her. That's it. Idk why you see that as me blowing things out of proportion. And I also saw some of your other comments, and you really think this couple has the communication skills to discuss all other their boundaries at all? Not all couples have that ability, least of all a fictional couple in a manhwa living on miscommunication and misunderstanding.
But yeah, long story short, I just want her to be an active participant of what's about to go down with her husband and if she's sleeping she cant even non verbally consent cause shes not conscious, so it's just a little uncomfy for me to see.

If you read the chapters, you can see that he respects her boundaries. He stops when she said no because she have to be early the next day. And he's not rubbing it. Lucia moved. Read it again. They do have communication. Lucia always boldly say what she don't like. She's not afraid of him. She stated it herself. She did say her boundaries. She even made a legal paper for it. The boundaries about sex may not be on paper but they obviously have some point of agreement about it. They just haven't talked about "the past". They are communicating the things they can. If you read properly, you'll know it. They had the fight about having a kid because that involves "the past" but it doesn't mean they have no communication. Hugo will talk some of it later on the story when he's ready.
And sorry if I misunderstood your op. It just look like your implying it's sexual harassment. I understand if it's not comfy for you. Just don't don't want you to call it SH. As I said, every couple is different.

Also, miscommunication doesn't equal breaking boundaries. It just mean, cool down and talk. Miscommunication happens in fiction to spice things up. Breaking bed boundaries is not all romantic or spicy. The miscommunication they had is not at all related to the deed they did. Lucia is a series with married couple as main chara. The author will mostly base the trust and agreement they have with real life married couples. The trust and agreement between married couple was explained better by other person. You can look it up if you want to disagree on that.
It's more likely than you think.