[Perhaps luckily for Aurora, Jasmine has never met Akira and thus has no point of reference for the man. If she does in the future, though, there is no guarantee she wouldn't react impulsively, whether it involves punching or not.
But when one of the men in question is a friend, these things require a more delicate response. Denji clearly cares for Aurora, so the thought of inadvertently embarrassing and confusing her could very well mortify him. She looks down in thought, before sighing and turning back to her dear roommate.]
I think you should talk to Denji, one-on-one. Ask him upfront if what he told Akira is true, and then be honest with him about how you feel. Be blunt if you must, or else he might not think you mean "No".
If he's truly your friend, then I'm sure he would rather know directly what you want instead of hearing it from his other friends. [Needless to say, she doesn't trust Akira to not have a skewed perspective.]
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But when one of the men in question is a friend, these things require a more delicate response. Denji clearly cares for Aurora, so the thought of inadvertently embarrassing and confusing her could very well mortify him. She looks down in thought, before sighing and turning back to her dear roommate.]
I think you should talk to Denji, one-on-one. Ask him upfront if what he told Akira is true, and then be honest with him about how you feel. Be blunt if you must, or else he might not think you mean "No".
If he's truly your friend, then I'm sure he would rather know directly what you want instead of hearing it from his other friends. [Needless to say, she doesn't trust Akira to not have a skewed perspective.]