There was a clear shift in Clarke’s expression when Harry so easily dismissed him, having clearly expected to have another person to gang up on Draco. It filled Draco with a deep sense of relief, even if he did his best not to show it. Instead, he simply flicked his wrist once more, accioing the chair from Harry’s desk to be slightly behind Draco’s chair. It was subtle enough that Clarke would likely think that it was Harry himself who had performed the spell and Draco was convinced that that would be for the better.<br/>After all, it would not count to his good graces if the ministry knew just how proficient he was at wandless magic, so he hoped that Harry was willing to play along if it came down to it.<br/>“Right,” Clarke started, rattled by the lack of proper form that Potter set for the day. It made sense, as Malfoy was simply working on a case for Potter and that he likely was interested in Malfoy not blabbing. However, it still served to unsettle Clarke just enough that he had a hard time coming back.<br/>“Can you explain to me the nature of the work that you are doing for the ministry?” He asked, having prepared before he got there and knowing what he wanted to ask. It was a super simple case of making sure that Malfoy stayed on the straight and narrow, especially after his episode with the muggle village, so Clarke doubted that he was going to run into any problems at all.