How surprising the suggestion was to Draco actually seemed to force Harry to properly hink about his offer. Though there was an air of urgency to their interaction - both in the tone of Draco's voice, and in the reality that this decision was under a significant time constaint.<br/>Harry's eyes lingered on Draco, though he seemed distant as he considered the actual logistics. All Harry had on his person was what he had left the office with, completely unprepared to spend a night away. Teddy was out of school in a matter of hours, meaning Harry couldn't even do the round trip to and fro Paris without having to arrange for someone to pick him up from class. He'd have to get up early, knowing he had to be back at work by 12. All in all, it only took Harry a matter of seconds to identify small, yet inevitable hurdles.<br/>Regardless, he cocked his eyebrows, his expression almost nonchalant as he refocused on Draco.<br/>"Yeah," he replied, his voice airy as if the reply surprised him, too. A grin cracked any performative expression, leaving him with an air of juvenile giddiness. With more decisiveness, he repeated himself. "Yeah. If you'd have me."