When Draco turned, Harry was overcome with a sinking feeling of déjà vu. It was almost mind boggling how, in a matter of months, they were essentially having the same conversation all over. He felt awful for putting Draco back into this position.<br/>Draco had played just as big of a role in Harry's split with Dante, as Draco had in Harry coming out. Yet, once again, Harry found that all he could do was to downplay just how infatuated he was with Draco, knowing better than to burden Draco with those expectations.<br/>"Don't worry about it," Harry replied. He had no intention of telling Draco that he couldn't with good consciousness go back into that relationship after having slept with Draco; Harry couldn't think of a phrasing that wouldn't vilify Draco's decision of staying with Chad.<br/>For a moment, Harry considered not offering any explanation at all. The explanation was, after all, Draco.<br/>"I think we were just heading in different directions," Harry instead attempted, timidly, hoping that Dante introducing Harry to Charlie would serve as enough of an example.