While you couldn’t exactly say that it had been a spur of the moment idea, Draco was still fearing that maybe the entire setup was a bad idea. Maybe he had misunderstood Potter and he didn’t want any level of kindness from Draco, outside of their regular work together.<br/>It meant that Draco was now sitting in the sunroom, hair up in a bun with his wand stuck into it, as her per usual, and was waiting for Potter to come join him.<br/>Seven thoughts flew through Draco’s head as he waited for Potter, several times feeling absolutely certain that he had been overstepping and Potter would find him a weirdo. After all, Potter had never directly asked him for anything of the sorts, but Draco had noticed how sad Potter had seemed to be out of the sun for so long and he wanted to make sure that his stay here was as pleasant as possible.<br/>Moving the wands had definitely been a hassle, not something that Draco couldn’t do obviously, but definitely something that had been difficult to him and something he had had to do with great care. In most other cases, Draco would have simply recommended to dismantle the wards and recreate them, but that was just not feasible at Malfoy Manor. Draco simply had too many volatile objects that would jump at the chance to get out and that wasn’t a risk every worth taking.