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And it feels like its evolved organically. Just like him saying things like in TLWDJ- that showed to me how naturally these tow can have those talks, and she listens and accepts his observations because they aren't him telling her what to do, but sharing a different angle on it.
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I agree with you completely! (although, maybe that's obvious by the fact that I'm here) Their interactions are natural, and make sense to me. Whereas, sometimes Parker's interactions with Hardison feel forced or out of place (as though the writers put them together for no other reason than to promote the relationship).
I feel like Eliot and Parker understand each other in a way that none of the others ever will.