For Potter to even consider flipping through his old cases was a surprise to Draco, having been of the understanding that Potter probably wouldn’t be of too much help on the case itself. Yet again though, he was proven wrong and Potter kept proving that he wanted to fix this just as much as Draco did.<br/>“Yeah, I understand your medical journals better than I am going to understand your case files,” he said, not that Potter needed an excuse to look through his cases, but it made sense to Draco that that would be the way to separate it. After all, Draco had been the one to finish the healers education but he had nothing at all to do with the DMLE, at least not on a voluntary nor professional basis.<br/>By every day Potter spent at the manner, it was like they were becoming better at working together, garnering a better understanding for each other and the way they liked it work. It helped Draco find more ease in having someone around constantly; feeling less edgy and anxious about the entire ordeal.<br/>This case really was a job for an even bigger team than just the two of them, but Draco didn’t want other people running around the manor, for one thing, and a whole other thing was the fact that he doubted that he would ever be able to explain anyone else what he was actually looking for. He was lucky that Potter was keen to ask questions and seemed to understand his answers, but it really was far more luck than anything to do with Draco’s ability to explain.