At first, the mention of Harry’s friends and family seeing them in the Mirror made Draco’s stomach turn with guilt. Even if he knew that his father probably had paid no mind to how their ruse was going to affect Harry’s real life, it was something that Draco had thought about often.<br/>However, nothing could have prepared him for the outpouring of love that Harry was showing him. It caused his stomach to turn in a new way, a feeling that he easily identified as jealousy. It wasn’t a feeling that he was very proud of, seeing as he genuinely was happy that Harry had a good support system, but it was hard for him as well.<br/>“Guess we make a handsome couple,” he added, unsure how his voice read, as he mostly focused on it not breaking.<br/>A woman in the group chat was insisting on eventually meeting Draco, something that almost had him excited, until he realised that that could never happen. No matter how much they had to put on this act, Draco couldn’t allow himself to get too intertwined in Harry’s real life; not when he knew that he was going to have to leave again sooner rather than later.