There was an incredible safety to Draco in having Harry sit right behind him, already now knowing that he was going to intervene whenever Clarke asked something that was out of line. Draco had been caught in this for so long now that he honestly had no idea what was out of line, but Harry clearly knew and had strong feelings about it.<br/>It wasn’t something that Draco had ever considered for too long, knowing that no one would ever confirm, but maybe he had been right to be weirded out by the line of questioning that usually followed an interview. It was a relief that he did his best to now show on his face, not wanting to accidentally provoke Clarke in any capacity. After all, the interviews would likely continue once Harry left.<br/><br/>Clarke was quickly coming to the realisation that this was going to be a short interview, with Potter constantly backing up Malfoy and not allowing him to get anything out of him. It was frustrating, but it was something that Clarke was simply going to have to live with. He just had to hope that Potter wouldn’t be present for the next interview, such that he would be able to get better answers then.<br/>“Right,” Clarke stated, not doing much to hide his disgruntled expression.<br/>He placed the parchment he had been scribbling on on the table, as he turned his full attention to Malfoy, though it was impossible to ignore Potter’s presence directly behind him.<br/>“Why don’t you hand me your wand and I’ll pull the history from it, so we can discuss it?” Clarke stated as if this was an everyday occurrence.