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Line 264: Touya's relationship with teacher Kaho Mizuki is actually an aversion, as they only confessed to loving each other after Kaho's term as student teacher had ended. * Kaho's later relationship with [[Really Seven Hundred Years Old\|Eriol]] is even more of an aversion, as not only was Kaho never Eriol's teacher, he's actually older than her and she's one of the few people to know that he's old enough to be a father. ** In the ~~1st~~first ~~OVA~~movie, Clow Reed himself had a student (known only as "Madoushi," or "Sorceress"), and before long, they, too, had a relationship like this. Until she started [[Moral Event Horizon\|practicing dark magic]], at which point Clow [[Sealed Room in the Middle of Nowhere\|sealed her up in an alternate dimension he created, and left her there]]. (Which, decades or centuries later, causes problems for Sakura and her friends.) * The central relationship in ''[[Suki: A Like Story]]'', also by [[CLAMP]], is teacher-student as well. * In ''[[Chobits]]'', a secondary main character (the protagonist's friend), ends up marrying off their [[Cram School]] teacher saving her from a shaky relationship with her husband. Though in this case he was a 18-19 [[Ronin]] and she was in her mid-twenties and therefore this wasn't as iffy as usual for a CLAMP case of this trope.