The question was unexpected, making a smile tug at the corners of Harry’s mouth; he had to look over at Malfoy to see if he was pulling his leg.<br/>Surprisingly, Harry saw neither a joke nor ill intention in Malfoy’s expression. Malfoy seemed like he was asking because he wanted to know, something that made Harry’s smile grow wider, humoured.<br/>"Sure," he said, finding that to be the literal answer to the question asked. Harry’s voice was airy, entertained despite what was an unintentional harsh line of conversation. "I don’t live there, though. Ginny does."<br/>There was no resentment in Harry’s voice, the divorce too distant and right for him to take any offence to the matter. Harry had, in fact, bought a house for them, but he had not fought to keep it when they divorced. The house had barely been theirs together, and much less Harry’s.<br/>"I inherited a house on Grimmauld’s Place from my godfather; I’ve lived there for years now."