Harry hummed softly as he leant a bit over the counter, resting his elbows against the chill stone as he took the cup in his hand. The little sound was soft in every way, but nevertheless a proof that Harry disagreed with that.<br/>"She lost both her husband and daughter in the war," Harry tried to explain. It wasn't really an effort to guilt Draco into meeting her, more than it wasitn attempt to defend his original statement. Harry fidgetted slightly with the cup before continuing. "I don't know, babe, Teddy's the only family she really has left and I think it would be good for her to reconnect with you and your mum."<br/>Andromeda had suffered a lot of emotional damage through the course of the war, and it was partially therefore the Weasleys had offered to take Teddy before Harry could take him, and now that she was regaining her confidence it was apparent to Harry that she felt like her family was too small. Harry eventually shrugged, seemingly coming to the conclusion that it really wasn't any of his business. "I don't know. Just think about it."