Draco was furious.<br/>Harry had been a homophobic asshole towards him and Chad for so long, and now that Chad had decided to do something about it, it's suddenly his ass on the line. Sure, he didn't agree with the violence, but he was going to support Chad no matter what.<br/>That was also why he had been with him to the principal's office. He knew that Chad wasn't the brightest, and that he would need someone to talk his case. It was ridiculous that Chad was facing expulsion due to having punched Harry in the face, and Draco had let them know that. He might also have included his father's name in the conversation, even if he knew that his father wouldn't help him. After all, he didn't approve of Draco's sexuality, and there was no way he was going to help Draco's male lover get out of trouble. The principal didn't have to know that though, and he seemed to believe it when Draco said that he would involve his father.<br/>All in all, Draco had managed to make sure that Chad only got a week's suspension, instead of being expelled entirely. The lacrosse player hadn't stopped thanking him since they left the office, and while it was nice that Chad was thankful, then it was a little too much. After all, he just thought that Chad should stand a fair chance.