“Think nothing of it!” He grinned. After all, it was true. There was nothing wrong with a little positivity. Getting too caught up in the hopelessness of a negative thought or idea would only hinder someone by comparison. It was something Yusuke knew he sometimes got a little too focused on himself with his art, when one bad opinion planted doubt and thoughts could spin on in a negative spiral if no clear answer to improve presented itself. “If I do, I shall certainly reach out to show the results of my attempt!” He smiled lightly at the idea. Whether Haru responded with the tellphone or not, her suggestion was appreciated. Even if said results were… questionable in the taste or health department, he would be proud of the attempt and the picture would probably be well framed!
‘A lovely ghastly apparition.’ Haru’s very sweet and positive reaction should probably have been expected, and it WAS helpful! Well, at least to Yusuke it was. It was hard to say if anyone else would see it that way. Turning the cup this way and that, he observed the pattern with a thoughtful expression. “It does have a certain unique personality to it, even if it’s not as intended. Perhaps I shall draw inspiration from it later.” He mused, finally setting the cup down once he’d committed its appearance to memory. As Haru continued, though, he hummed lightly. “That is a very kind assessment. Perhaps you’re right! Maybe I just need to push the boundaries of latte art a little!” No, Yusuke, no, you don’t.
Even if their ‘team up’ was a newer thing, it really had seemingly gotten more coordinated and organized as time went on! Yusuke would agree, and perhaps they made an excellent (if slightly whimsical) team! “You’re quite welcome!” The teen responded, setting the towel nearby in case they needed it again. “Of course we’re not bad.” He agreed with a little gesture at their lattes before he continued. “We have a good foundation and have already mastered the espresso and the steamed milk! We simply need to… Refine our technique slightly!”
And hey, at least they made the best ghastly apparition latte art that Aterat had ever seen already! It meant they were ready for next Halloween.
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‘A lovely ghastly apparition.’ Haru’s very sweet and positive reaction should probably have been expected, and it WAS helpful! Well, at least to Yusuke it was. It was hard to say if anyone else would see it that way. Turning the cup this way and that, he observed the pattern with a thoughtful expression. “It does have a certain unique personality to it, even if it’s not as intended. Perhaps I shall draw inspiration from it later.” He mused, finally setting the cup down once he’d committed its appearance to memory. As Haru continued, though, he hummed lightly. “That is a very kind assessment. Perhaps you’re right! Maybe I just need to push the boundaries of latte art a little!” No, Yusuke, no, you don’t.
Even if their ‘team up’ was a newer thing, it really had seemingly gotten more coordinated and organized as time went on! Yusuke would agree, and perhaps they made an excellent (if slightly whimsical) team! “You’re quite welcome!” The teen responded, setting the towel nearby in case they needed it again. “Of course we’re not bad.” He agreed with a little gesture at their lattes before he continued. “We have a good foundation and have already mastered the espresso and the steamed milk! We simply need to… Refine our technique slightly!”
And hey, at least they made the best ghastly apparition latte art that Aterat had ever seen already! It meant they were ready for next Halloween.