Harry's grin appeared gradually, as the Draco's words sunk in, and for a moment Harry looked down. "No, it's been slow in my department," he said, as he looked up at Draco again. His attention was momentarily split between Draco and someone behind him calling<span style="font-style: italic">Harry</span>; however, he decided that he had a much too common name to assume they were calling for him. "Um - no, yea, I mean, I'm sure there have been others Aurors as St. Mungo's-"<br/>Once again he heard someone call his name, and this time, Harry couldn't help his instinct, and he turned around in his chair. In a matter of moments Harry had placed the voice, and, a bit surprised, he stood up. "Hi, Fran," he said with a slightly disoriented smile, his hand still resting on the back of his chair.<br/>"Oh, don't get up, I didn't mean to interrupt -" Francesca Montgomery, the mother of one of Teddy's classmates looked genuinely apologetic, though both she and Harry knew that interrupting was inevitable, and Harry just waved off her apology with a shrug. "- I just wanted to check with you and see if Teddy was alright, Laura says she hasn't seen him at school this week."<br/>For a moment, Harry seemed too surprised to gather his thoughts. Harry and Draco had continued having lunch at Muggle places in an attempt to avoid people they knew, and Harry seemed to have forgotten that he had Muggle friends too. "No, yea, he's been sick since Monday night. I took the Tuesday and Wednesday off to be with him, but his grandmother has come up to look after him while I've been at work today." Harry glanced towards Draco with an apologetic smile, before turning towards Fran again. "I'm sorry, Fran, this is Draco, a friend from school - Draco, this is Fran, a friend from now."<br/>Fran seemed thrilled to be introduced, and turned towards Draco all smiles. "I'm sorry to interrupt, I was just worried. It's always a pleasure meeting Harry's friends from school - it's rare we get to meet any of them."