It was nice to know that Harry wasn't trying to impose anything onto the kid, even if it did make perfect sense for Harry as a person not to. After all, he and Draco would know a lot about people telling you who and how to be, and a lot about the strain from it. All Harry was telling him made perfect sense with what Draco knew about him, and while it felt weird for him to know this stuff, then it also felt quite comforting to know that Harry hadn't changed too much. The familiarity meant comfort, which was very important to him.<br/>He nodded along to what Harry had to say, not really having any experience with muggle schools, but he knew that school in general tended to put some restrictions on your way of expression, so he felt that he could still follow. "That makes sense, I guess," he said with a shrug, and folded his hands on top of the table. It still felt a little weird to know that Harry was a parent, even if it wasn't his biological child, but Draco figured that it was something he could work through. He just had to get used to the thought, even if him and Harry were strictly friends. "I assume he's going to attend Hogwarts when he turns 11 though, right?" He asked, figuring that that makes the most sense.