If Draco had used as much as a moment to think about their entire situation, he would have known that following Harry down to the train station to see him off was a very bad move.<br/>One thing was pretending to be a longterm couple when they were just hanging out together and going on dates; it was going to be a whole different deal to having to pretend being a longterm couple who weren’t going to be seeing each for a while.<br/>“Yeah,” Draco said, smiling softly at the entire thing. He had enjoyed spending time with Harry, both when they were in public and had to act, but also when it had been more casual and they had simply been the two of them. It only served to further confuse Draco about the entire deal and a large part of him was relieved that they were going to be separated for a while.<br/>“It really has,” he added, wanting to help in conveying the right kind of intimacy, even if he highly doubted that anybody were even listening to their conversation.<br/>‘Don’t be a stranger, yeah? I’ll miss you.”