As suspected, Potter had simply wanted to make smalltalk, probably used to having an office with several people to talk to. It wasn’t like Draco couldn’t sympathise, not that it was an issue that he was terribly familiar with, but he also wasn’t in a position to do anything about it.<br/>Instead, Draco simply turned his attention towards the report in front of him, wanting to see what the ministry thought about the entire ordeal. Undoubtably, Draco was going to disagree with the conclusion the ministry came to, but it was still extremely exciting to get a proper insight into the workings of the ministry, curious to see what a report like that would look like.<br/>Silence fell over the study once more, only broken by the flicker of a page turning every now and again.<br/>Just as suspected, Draco was extremely unhappy with the conclusion that came from the report, even if the work indeed was solid and he could see why they would come to a conclusion like that. It wasn’t like Draco was trying to make himself better than the several experts that the ministry had at their service, but he also knew that he was highly specialised within his work and thus could see different things in the report.<br/>He kept scribbling in his notebook as he read, wanting to be able to tie his conclusions together somehow, once he managed to get the big picture.