Ever since Buchannan had ben to drop off the different items, Draco had been completely focus on the task that was ahead of him. He wanted to prove that the trust that had been put in him, mostly by Harry and Buchannan, was warranted and that he could actually do something with said trust.<br/>It also meant that Draco, for the first time since he had started sleeping with Harry, was more keen on getting back to work than to spend any time with the other man. It was a chance that he knew he wasn’t likely to get again, and it meant that he wanted to make the most of it, wanting to be able to put his new knowledge into his studies.<br/>Putting his quill down for a moment, Draco looked up to see Harry still sitting in the chair that he had placed himself in hours ago. The book that Draco had offered him was resting in his lap, but it was clear that his attention was elsewhere and it was difficult for Draco not to smile a little at it. He knew that he wasn’t exactly being good company, Harry had to have realised that by now.<br/>Draco had been completely absorbed in his work for about a week by now, ever since the objects had been dropped off. He felt that it was helping him see other parts of his area of study that he hadn’t formerly, and it felt amazing to be able to open a whole new door like this.<br/>“You know, you don’t have to keep me company if you’re tired,” Draco stated, stretching his fingers out, after having written a longer line of thoughts down in his notes.