[Every time Fugo does this--every time that look of wonder crosses his face, that amazement that Giorno really does like him, not just him in principle but in reality, every facet of him no matter how strange or awkward--Giorno falls a little more in love with him. The more often he can make Fugo realize that, the happier he is. And maybe Fugo will never totally believe it on his own, but . . . maybe someday he'll be a little less surprised.]

[Hopefully he never quite gets over some habits, though. It's weirdly charming how suddenly and effortlessly Giorno manages to freeze him, just by baring his shoulders. He bites his lip to hide a crooked, fond smile and tries his best to replace it with something contemplative.]

If your intention is improvement, consider factors other than just success or failure. Speed of success, for example. Or if there's a particular reaction you'd like to prompt, consider that your goal.

Or . . .

[He hms and rolls his shoulders absently (but not really absently at all).]

I could just do my best to make it more difficult for you. Generally speaking, I tend to be pretty good at that.