While none of Potter’s requests were unreasonable, they still managed to annoy Draco, finding it terribly annoying that he had to do anything at all for Potter. It seemed that his guest was mostly intend of managing on his own, but it would still require for Draco to even be somewhat of a good host for Potter to be comfortable, something that Draco both wanted and hated was even on the table.<br/>It really was so much easier to just work with objects and not having to take other people into consideration, but Draco was also extremely fascinated by the case that Potter was presenting for him, that it seemed impossible to send him away. It meant having to work through his hatred of guests though and he was endlessly thankful that he had Coote around to help him out with the basics.<br/>“I’m sure Coote is already working on your breakfast as we speak,” Draco stated, knowing that if he wasn’t already, he would be with that statement.<br/>“Go right ahead with the Floo, powder is in the box on the mantle,” Draco added, nodding towards the kitchen fireplace, which held an ornate silver box on the mantle. While it was difficult to see from the dinette, it didn’t take a lot of imagination to know that the decorations were all snakes.