Still vaguely distracted, the sunroom being much smaller than his study and thus leaving less space between the two of them, Draco hummed and nodded. If he could do anything at all to help this case progress, even if it just meant helping Potter narrow down which cases were of interest, then he was more than willing to do.<br/>They had to help each other out after all, being the two experts on the area, very broadly speaking. It wasn’t something that he had ever considered before, but Draco suddenly realised that it really only was he and Potter who would be able to crack this. They had a shared set of skills that proved invaluable to this case and Draco couldn’t see how anyone would be able to do anything without the knowledge the two of them had.<br/>“Yeah, sure,” he stated, closing the folder he was reading and turning his full attention to what Potter had been doing.<br/>Cases were spread out on the floor all over the sunroom, Potter having made reality of what he had threatened to do back in the study. Clearly it had actually made somewhat of a difference, or maybe Potter had just looked at the cases with different eyes, it was hard to tell.<br/>“Tell me about your process here,” Draco stated and indicated at the files, which all just seemed like a huge mess to him, but he figured that it all had to make some level of sense to Potter. He knew what that was like after all, so he didn’t judge.