Barry can tell Len is at war with himself, even though his face is neutral as always, the dim light lets the speedster see his eyes. Len always has so much emotion in those blues even if nothing else shows. He doesn't think his lover is angry at him but he can tell that he's trying hard not to snap at him in frustration. He keeps silent, he doesn't want to add to whatever he's trying to work through. When Len requests the drink Barry gets up, he walks, he doesn't use his speed. He thinks Len might needs a few moments to calm down and collect himself so he is willing to give it to him.

He uses milk, taking the long way to make cocoa the way he remembers Joe making it for him when he was a boy...after his nightmares of the man in the lightning. He takes out the Irish whiskey and adds two fingers to Len's cup before adding the warm chocolate drink.

Cups in hand he heads upstairs with the bottle of whiskey as well just in case Len decides he needs more booze afterwards.