Harry knew Draco was lying to him, and yet he didn't dare speak up. Cowardly, Harry didn't want to question it, not wanting to say anything that would only serve to increase the tension between them.<br/>Harry was lucky to have gotten a moment to think about it, but he feared it had already been decided for them. Even if he came to a different conclusion at a different time, it seemed increasingly more likely that, the moment Harry walked out that door, Draco would decide this wasn't worth it. It made Harry's heart ache.<br/>"I have to go," he said after a moment of silence. His voice was timid, heartbroken at the prospect of having to leave Draco behind like this.<br/>Draco had invited Harry over, knowing he could only stay for a limited amount of time. Now, however, that felt like a conversation that had occurred a lifetime ago. Now it only felt like Harry was walking out on Draco.<br/>"I have to pick up Ted."<br/>After a moment of hesitation, Harry stood up. His fingers still itched to reach out for Draco, finding it to be months since they had last parted without any touch of affection. Even though this hadn't explicitly marked the end for them, it still felt like it was no longer allowed.<br/>"I'll call you, yeah?" he instead attempted, turning to look at Draco with forced optimism.