I don't mind the directness since there's already been... dialogue between them. But I feel like Kita doesn't really know to what extent his feelings go.
Yoroizuka is a classical INTJ (in Myers-Briggs typology): efficient, brutally honest, and bad at interpersonal relations and assessing others' feelings. Her intro scene is a perfect picture of an INTJ at work: she points out her colleague's mistake, loses interest in her immediately, takes over her work and completes it in 1/10th of the time, before her other colleague is done lecturing her -- which she also has zero interest in. The other example is her complete nonchalance to her GF sneaking into her house: she walked in, saw her standing there, immediately figured out what happened, and lost any interest in the situation. From personal experience, I can tell that 90% of her brain power was still engaged with work at that point. Only when her GF proposed the lap pillow did she mentally switch to the here and now because it was a completely new experience for her. Still, a control freak like all INTJs, she completely ignored the possibility of receiving a lap pillow and instead immediately offered her GF one, remaining firmly in control of the situation.
Myers-Briggs is about as scientifically substantiated as tossing a hand-full of bones and divining the future from them. Judging ppl (or characters in this case, but what you wrote sounds way too elaborate to not be applied to actual living ppl too i'd wager) based on these personality quiz categories is a gross negligence at best. Gives me the heeb's
Stuff like Myers-Briggs I feel like is a nice guide if you're trying to figure something out, but to swear by it as law or unbreakable rule isn't useful. People of the same MBTI, or whatever measure or standard you're using, are not going to be the same exact person.
I mean good maths and all but there is no alcohol in Liquor Chocolate, the process of cooking it causes almost all of the alcohol to evaporate, leaving only a trace amount for "taste". Same thing happens with cooking wines as well.
Well I was gonna swoop in with a #TheyDidTheMath but nevermind.