Another thing I like about the way Sun looks at Jay after Jay orders invites Sun to come home with him is the fact that he isn't remotely defiant. He looks utterly vulnerable and open, because he's rapidly approaching a place where saying no to Jay just isn't an option for him. Not out of a sense of coercion(though I won't deny that Jay has attempted to use that with Sun, but I rather think that he only did that because he knew that Sun wanted him; I don't know if I quite believe that he would use his position of real life power on someone who genuinely wasn't attracted to him), but because he's sinking into his submission. He's starting to accept Jay as his Dom, even though he's fighting against that desire. You can see how his vulnerability has advanced from this moment in episode 5:
He was still feeling quite submissive in this moment, but it faded rather quickly:
He resented that feeling of submission, and looked away from Jay rather than let Jay continue to see the submission in his eyes. Sun doesn't look away from people almost ever. He stares them down, uninterested in hiding his emotions unless they betray vulnerability of some kind, which they usually don't. But he can feel that here, and needs to hide from it.
However, in ep 7, he doesn't look away from Jay. He doesn't hide the vulnerability that comes with his desire to submit:
He lets himself feel it, and lets Jay see it, which is a pretty big step for him.
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