<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

Let's say guy[25] and girl[29] loosely work together, and he is at the same time both her superior and inferior at said workplace.  We've known each other for all of a week.  Workplace goes out for drinks, everyone leaves without them knowing. She says "We should fuck." He says "I would love to, but we could lose our jobs" (or something to that extent). She buys guy alcohol encourages him to consume said alcohol. She takes his keys and locks them in his car and says he has to come home with her or call AAA, he is above the limit but probably okay to drive but she uses it as justification for her actions. He goes home with her, and doesn't mind. In bed they play wrestle, he says "No, you know we probably shouldn't do this." She keeps pushing for it, getting more and more naked and seductive. Eventually he gives in out of arousal. She drives him to work the next day: boss sees it, doesn't care.

No harm was really done, doesn't this fit the standard definition of rape?  What if the roles were reversed?
<bot>: girl uses alcohol, sexual coercion, physical coercion, and verbal coercion, among other things in order to get sex from guy who eventually gives in out of arousal.  rape or no?