Harry was completely disoriented by Draco's actions, and what he heard of his question's made Harry exhale a little, flustered laugh. "No, please sit," he said, and even in the midst of his slight embarrassment he knew he didn't want to do anything that would discourage Draco from the conversation. Draco seemed genuinely interested, and his smile made Harry's head spin and his heart race quicken. Thankfully Draco had said and asked several things in a brief window of time, and Harry answered what felt less intimidating.<br/>"Things are good. I'm just on my way to work," he said with a humble smile. Harry's life was undeniably less interesting than Draco's, and besides Teddy, Harry had little to show for the last years which have passed. He couldn't help but linger at the fact that Draco apparently had expected them to see each other after they graduated, and he wasn't sure what to say about that other than an soft: "You've been quite busy, though."<br/>There was an equally soft smile on his lips; after all, they had gone so long without seeing each other that they were practically strangers, and Harry didn't know how much he could take the liberty to. He, however, figured it'd be pointless to return the question, pretending that he didn't know what Draco himself had been up to.