Draco nodded at Potter’s comment, wanting to get any and all information that Potter would be able to remember about the cases out of him. It was of course difficult, with all of the cases being slightly older, but Draco just had to count on Potter to be able to remember such minute details. He knew that it likely hadn’t felt important at the time, but it was very important to Draco right now.<br/>“That and also if there was a noticeable difference in the symptoms between the cases,” Draco stated, getting up to hand Potter one of the journals, figuring that it was easier when Potter would actually be able to see what on earth he was talking about.<br/>“For example, in this one they talk of you experiencing headaches and vertigo,” Draco started, grabbing another file from his desk, briefly skimming through it before handing that to Potter as well.<br/>“But they do that in this one as well,” he noted, the similarities having driven him absolutely insane, and now that he had opened up for it, he seemed absolutely unable to stop talking about it. It made him realise just how much he had gotten used to talking about his cases with Potter, needing to speak things out loud to get it all to make sense.<br/>“Yet if my files are sorted correctly, the cases connecting to these two hospital visits should likely not show similar symptoms, but according to your journals they do,” Draco stated, as if what he was saying made perfect sense and he hoped that Potter would at least be able to keep up. “So what I want to know is if you recall any difference in the symptoms experienced after the two cases.”