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Honestly, Lucas and our protagonist's relationship seems healthy for what it is. Mismatched feelings are very hard to deal with; him trying a bit harder than is appropriate, and Leah setting him firmly but gently back in place is not the ideal dynamic, but...
(I am assuming as I say this that most of their conversations don't involve Lucas being quite so desperate.)
Regarding the various stances on Lucas in the comments here, I think it's totally possible to both recognize that Lucas is clearly in the wrong and at the same time feel awfully sorry for him.
(Sometimes we have to harden our hearts when people around us have this sort of bad behavior, as a practical matter, of course. Still, whenever we have the capacity, I think it's best to mourn that as the regrettable fact that it is)
(I am assuming as I say this that most of their conversations don't involve Lucas being quite so desperate.)
Regarding the various stances on Lucas in the comments here, I think it's totally possible to both recognize that Lucas is clearly in the wrong and at the same time feel awfully sorry for him.
(Sometimes we have to harden our hearts when people around us have this sort of bad behavior, as a practical matter, of course. Still, whenever we have the capacity, I think it's best to mourn that as the regrettable fact that it is)