Pansy looked Draco over while he spoke, attentively looking for any signs of true discomfort caused by either her line of questioning or the fake relationship itself. To her, Draco just looked weighed down with the sheer burden of the task.<br/>"Take care of yourself first," Pansy said, transparently biased in Draco's favour. While she didn't necessarily disagree with Draco - she had no reason to think of Potter as anything else but a reasonably pleasant guy - she also harboured little interest in going out of their way to help maintain his image - or whatever image Lucius wanted him to uphold. Therein laid her greatest aversion to the charade: just how little care Draco seemed to take to his own well being, bending over backwards for not only his father but a total stranger.<br/>"He's been in active combat, he can handle being perceived as gay," she pointed, eyes dipping as she turned her cup so the handle faced her. In reality, Pansy couldn't care less about Potter's life being compromised, when Draco's mental sanity was at stake. "It's your life you're embellishing with fiction."