That made Harry huff a genuine little chuckle, brows quirking as if Draco had made a good point. Added up, Harry must have handed over 200 pages of everything from warrants to forms detailing which items had been seized to medical examinations of multiple people.<br/>"That’s fine," Harry assured; getting the files was a relatively easy and quick process compared to understanding them. "It’s a lot of bureaucracy to read through."<br/>Harry had offered the addition as if to manage Malfoy’s expectations, but saying it out loud, he realized Malfoy might precisely find that either interesting or valuable.<br/>"Make sure you keep track of your own hours, but otherwise take the time you need," Harry continued, tipping his head to look around the room for a clock; he found one behind him to his left. Harry wasn’t considerably hung up on whether or not Malfoy was terribly accurate on the time he spent working, but it was good to know he would be able to vouch for the fact that, at the bare minimum, there had been a clock to turn to.<br/>"Lunch hour is paid, too," he added, when he realized the clock had passed one pm.<br/>Harry’s attention returned to Malfoy and lingered there for a moment as he considered if there was anything else.<br/>"I was wondering," Harry did say, his tone entirely different, a guest in Malfoy’s home and not a representative for his employer. "Do you mind if I sit somewhere else than in the kitchen? I was supposed to get back to the office tomorrow, and I have warned that I’m not coming in, but I expect that I’ll just get my work redirected here and there's no desk in my room."<br/>Harry made a face, not sure if the distinction mattered, but they hadn’t talked about whether or not the his coworkers knew to send his work assignments to the Manor, and Harry preferred to be clear with the process. "Redirected home and<span style="font-style: italic">then</span>here."