Draco decided to stay in the background of the conversation, not wanting to interfere in this part of Harry's life. He assumed that Harry had a reason to meddle with muggles, probably for the anonymity, which he really couldn't blame him for. If Draco had had a better understanding of muggle things, then he would probably have done the same thing. It was a little easier in France, but his name was a well-known one in the wizarding world, and that tended to spread to other parts of the globe as well. Sadly.<br/>He kept his gaze on the menu, not wanting to be rude or anything, but he didn't feel like this conversation had any relevance to him, and he honestly felt like he was intruding on a private moment. He was from another part of Harry's life, and he knew that the wizarding part shouldn't overlap with his muggle part. It did make him happy that Harry seemed to have found friends who appreciated him for him, and not for being the chosen one, or the one who defeated the Dark Lord. This was what he deserved, and Draco could barely imagine how it would feel to have friends who didn't know about the war. It had to be freeing.