[Leo tends to be an observant person, especially when it comes to Elliot. His anger may be obvious with how loudly and violently Elliot displays it, but the other emotions tend to get lost in that show. His master's happiness is a top concern, even if Leo disguises his own feelings under neutral expressions and threatening smiles. If he senses Elliot's emotions going in a downward direction, then Leo will step in to gently nudge his mood upward again. No matter how much they bicker and tease, Leo never stops thinking about Elliot.

So all of that staring has not gone unnoticed. Nor has the colour to Elliot's cheeks. Leo first acknowledges this by making eye contact with Elliot and chasing that contact awkwardly if Elliot gets shy about it. It's only after this silent calling out of his friend's behavior that Leo speaks up again.]

Yes, quite good. But I'm afraid I have to score it at a B. The other cafe's waitress made a show out of the presentation.

[Despite lowering Elliot's score for not being staffed at a crazy maid cafe, Leo does not sound like he was impressed with said show. He reaches for the cup again, but he has to keep his eyes closed. If he doesn't, then he'll stare just as much as Elliot. Leo much prefers having a handsome and quiet waiter over dancing girls.]

You're on your break, you know. Shouldn't you get something to eat? [And before Elliot can mistake this as Leo trying to chase him away--] What time do you get off? I'll meet you.