The tease made Harry grin, finding that to be a pleasant but recent addition to their shared vocabulary. Malfoy had significantly relaxed into their concersations, something that had greatly added to the general sense of enjoyment.<br/>Harry hummed in agreement, the smile still playing at his lips. In the exhagerated tease of their joke, there was no point in arguing against what was a good point made; in reality, it hadn't even been a consideration of his.<br/>"There's also nobody at my door every five minutes," Harry went on, not having been aware of how fragmented his workdays had become with coworkers stopping by at all hours of the day. If he stopped to think about it it hadn't been all bad working from home for a few weeks. "It's gotten me out of a staff meeting, too."<br/>Harry had also missed out on a few dates, but looking back it hadn't been a significant loss. He didn't dare say it out loud, but he felt assured those could be rescheduled at his own wim and necessity.<br/>"And then I think you're terrific company, too." It wasn't a punchline to a joke, but an outstretched olivebranch, at the very least wanting to assure Malfoy that it was his doing and not his house elf's. Harry's smile was genuine and good humoured, genuinely happy to have made amends with Draco. "Haven't shared an office in years, it's been nicer than I remember."