It was interesting to hear Sirius talk, not knowing much about the two, unmarried Black brothers, his mum having never been one to much share about her family. What little he did know of her family was what he had learnt on his own mostly, and he had really had no chance to learn anything about Sirius, nor his relationship to Regulus.<br/>It intrigued Draco greatly, feeling like part of the family history was missing and that Sirius was the only one who was currently able to fill out the blanks.<br/>“That makes sense,” Draco stated, easily able to see how Sirius’ conservative parents would likely prefer the more proper Regulus to the wilder Sirius. It wasn’t going to be less hurtful for that, but Draco knew how being part of a household like that could play games in your mind.<br/>Draco shifted in his seat, crossing his ankles under his seat and straightening his back as he took a sip from his tea. It was easier to talk and hear about Sirius and his life than it had been to talk about his own, and thus he desperately wanted Sirius to keep talking.<br/>That was only part of it though, as he also found himself deeply intrigued about everything that Sirius had to tell him, desperate to learn more.<br/>“Sorry if it was inappropriate to ask,” Draco stated, not wanting to start digging into something that could potentially be hurtful to Sirius. “It’s just that I don’t know anything about you at all, but now I really want to learn, you know?”