Lunch had run a lot smoother than Draco had feared that it would.<br/>It turned out that acting like a couple at a gala, where they were absolutely certain that eyes were on them, was a lot different from acting like a couple out for lunch with Draco’s best friend. It was something that was so logical that Draco should have predicted it, but luckily it hadn’t gone as horribly wrong as it could have.<br/>In fact, he had actually been having a very good time together with Pansy and Harry, pleased to see that the two of them got along just fine. It was a huge relief to him, so even when she excused herself from the table, Draco found that he was relaxed and well at ease.<br/>Silence fell over the two of them and it was only due to the lull in their conversation that Draco finally noticed just how insistingly Harry’s phone was going off. It was clear that someone was trying to get a hold of him and Draco couldn’t help but feel a little guilty about having stolen him away from his real life.<br/>“Are you in trouble?” He asked, finding that that was the least invasive way of asking about the texts.