As Draco started flipping through the file he had been handing, he was pleased to see just how thorough St. Mungos had been when they had examined Potter the first time around. It made his job easier now and hopefully it would lead Draco to come to a conclusion faster than if he had not had the official ministry and St. Mungos papers.<br/>The fact that Potter pointed out that this folder would be the one containing the most information about the horcrux scar, despite fully and entirely not believing in that hypothesis. It spoke to a different kind of trust that he had for Draco, once where he trusted his professionalism, even if they had no reason to trust each other personally. It was a huge relief and made Draco more keen to work hard on the case.<br/>“I will definitely look into that,” he stated, still feeling that it was a valid theory, and that the two might have a connection, even if it seemed fairly unlikely. Then again, Draco knew better than to think anything concrete about a case like this, especially considering just how little he still knew.<br/>At times, Draco found himself completely overwhelmed, feeling uncertain if he would ever find out what was going on with Potter, but he also didn’t want to be proven to be worth of nothing. It was the first time he had ever dipped his toe at shoving up in public since the war and he was no keen on his debut being a complete and utter failure.<br/>“The more information I can get my hands on the better,” he said, even if he was certain that Potter would already know this. “Helps me see the big picture.”