Cares
Love and cares are semantically related. in regard highly topic. In some cases you can use "Love" instead a verb "Cares".
Both words in one sentence
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He's not really in love with her (although he certainly cares about her), and he knows that Akito doesn't really love him, either.
Source: Love Martyr -
She initially refused because she thought love interest liked big breasts but eventually takes the surgery when said love interest say he cares about her and not her bust.
Source: Buxom Is Better - If a work has a "love story", that story usually cares only for extremes: falling in love, and falling out of it in short order.
Source: True Love Is Boring
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