[Although he's obviously aware that Jack has issues with the heat, Bruce considers them none of his business unless Jack wants to bring them up. He's conscientious of the fact that Jack is much older than he seems, and doesn't really need to be looked after; what help he offers is simply because he likes him.
Bruce finishes pouring and pushes the glass over toward him, the steaming tea melting the ice quickly.] You probably need to make it colder, but I figured hot tea wasn't your thing.
[He's reaching for his own cup and turning to lean back against the counter, holding it and looking at Jack sidelong, trying not to be invasive. He doesn't want to push too fast, especially when emotional honesty is far from his strong suit anyway.]
Re: action;
Bruce finishes pouring and pushes the glass over toward him, the steaming tea melting the ice quickly.] You probably need to make it colder, but I figured hot tea wasn't your thing.
[He's reaching for his own cup and turning to lean back against the counter, holding it and looking at Jack sidelong, trying not to be invasive. He doesn't want to push too fast, especially when emotional honesty is far from his strong suit anyway.]