While Paul weighed Malfoy’s words, he had no reason to object. He had seen the work Malfoy had carried out at the Manor, and while this was a case of a far greater scale and complexity, there was nothing to deny Malfoy supervised entry.<br/>He never got to speak his blessing.<br/>“Of course,” Potter had already agreed, his tone of voice easy.<br/>It made Paul shift his attention back onto him, finding the Auror look at Malfoy with great attention. To Paul, he appeared relieved at the prospect of a different take on the magic there.<br/>The scene was within Auror jurisdiction, and though Malfoy had seemed to have directed the question at the both of them, Potter was perfectly within his right to make that decision on his own. Despite the work Paul and his team had carried out at the house the past few days, that too was under Potter’s request, and Paul couldn’t object to Potter requesting a second opinion.<br/>However, he couldn’t help but think that Potter had already decided to give Malfoy free range of the house before he had even asked for it, given the readiness of his reply.<br/><br/>Harry watched Draco with great interest, thrilled to have reached a point where Draco could visit the house himself. Their work had been confined to the Manor far longer than Harry himself had been staying there, and this was progress; Harry happily gave Draco as much access as he required.<br/>“Anything you need,” Harry mused, barely a coherent promise before his attention was onto Paul.<br/>“Do you have the map of the wards that were in place before the first dismantling?”