Everything Draco said made perfect sense from a logistical point of few, yet Harry found himself unable to grin at the answer. There wasn't anything that definitively implied that Draco would mind Harry bringing someone, but Harry had intentionally avoided using the word<span style="font-style: italic">date</span>, and hearing Draco say it had been the cause of Harry's smile.<br/>"I'm gonna have to make a few calls, then," Harry tried to sound nonchalant about it.<br/>In reality, Harry had no intention on bringing with him anyone he was<span style="font-style: italic">dating</span>. In fact, he would rather just go alone - it felt too bold to even admit it to himself, but Harry wouldn't mind keeping this experience to himself. But going alone allowed Harry to assume things he had no way of knowing. There were no possible way that Draco was interested in Harry like that, and Harry couldn't allow himself to go down that train of thought.<br/>Painfully aware of the pause he han unintentionally held, Harry ended his sentence with a brief,<br/>"I'll call you back in a minute, yeah?"<br/>before hanging up the call.<br/><br/>It hadn't taken more than a couple of sentences to convince Ron to come with him; actually, Harry didn't even have any convincing to do. More than anything, the five minute call had been an attempt to explain why Harry had gotten back stage passes to a Draco Malfoy show that hadn't even been announced. Harry knew he had done a poor job of explaining, because, while he had mentioned to Ron that he had run into Draco on the train a while back, Harry had failed to explain just how much he had seen Draco since then.<br/>Finally getting around to call Draco back, Harry didn't wait for a greeting before speaking.<br/>"That would be Harry Potter and Ron Weasley," he just said, not even sure Draco would remember Ron from school. More than anything, Harry hoped Draco understood that Ron was not Harry's date. "Do you need his contact information, too? You know, for your stalking."