Draco snorted at that, having shared the sentiment about their very first meeting, but somehow he was glad that Harry had been the one to put it into words first. Their relationship, if you could ever call it that, was in such a fragile state, both of them balancing what was real about it all and what wasn’t, which surprisingly was a lot harder than Draco thought that it would be.<br/>“Can’t believe that you are still sticking around after that,” he said with a soft shake of his head. There was a certain appreciation in Draco’s voice, glad that Harry had stuck around despite it all, simply because he doubted that he would have enjoyed the company of just about anyone else as he did the company of Harry.<br/>This, of course, could also end up being a terrible thing for him. In the dim light of the courtyard, it was difficult to not feel entranced by Harry, wanting to be closer to him but also having to remind himself that it was all just for show. They were barely even friends after all and Draco had to remember that.