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The Name Game Working at a coffee shop was a great way to learn about people with minimum effort. For example, there were those two kids who came in every other day before (presumably) school, and sat in the corner by the front window, chatting. It was clear that it was the pale kid, Killua, whose idea it was to come to the coffee shop, as he was fairly specific about his chocolatey drink and he actually drank it all, whereas the dark-haired boy, Gon, ordered something random off the menu every day and hardly touched it the whole time they were there. Most likely, he just went wherever his friend liked. But he seemed perfectly happy to be th

Proof Most people wouldn’t guess it from the way he flirted constantly, but Leorio was actually rather insecure, especially when it came to Kurapika. (It didn’t help that the Kurata refused to say one way or the other what he felt for his friend.) You could tell when Leorio was feeling particularly desperate about his relationship with Kurapika (or lack thereof); he’d always start acting quite silly. “Look, Kurapika! It says our star signs are extremely compatible. I think our horoscopes are trying to tell us something!” At times like those, the blonde would simply shake his head and walk away, a small smile on his