Draco couldn’t help but feel like he was under scrutiny from the other man, as if he was judging whether or not Draco was good enough for their act. In the end, Draco decided that it didn’t really matter what Harry decided on, because they were going to have to go through this nonsense no matter what.<br/>Having been so stuck in his own head, Draco almost startled when Harry started talking again.<br/>“That is very likely. I’ve seen many uniformed men throughout the years, so they all just sorta start blurring together,” he stated with a shrug, unsure if that came across as terribly rude, but he wasn’t about to pretend that he remembered ever seeing Harry before. His father had once really wanted Draco to be involved in his politics, wanting to be seen as the perfect, nuclear family but that had definitely faded over the years.