The fact that Potter didn’t ask for further elaboration made Draco feel fairly pleased about his request, knowing that he hadn’t asked for too much, nor had been too vague in his phrasing. Maybe he was finally getting a hold of the entire business of having coworkers, or maybe Potter was just getting used to deciphering what he actually meant.<br/>Either seemed perfectly fine to Draco.<br/>“Thank you,” he stated, figuring that that was the very least he could do. Even if they supposedly worked together, Draco wasn’t blind to just how big of a part Potter had been in this, so he felt that he had to constantly be at his best.<br/>It was absolutely crucial to him that Potter didn’t end up regretting handing him the olive branch, even if it meant that he was going to have to work like crazy for it to work out.<br/>“I think Coote will have lunch prepared soon,” he said, knowing that it was probably quite a subject change, but he also didn’t feel like talking about work anymore. It seemed useless to discuss more for now, especially when Draco knew that new files were on their way for him. “I will be pausing work until then.”