The way that Potter welcomed him to the job, almost as if he was simply a new recruit for the auror academy and not someone with a long history of working against the DMLE, made Draco’s head spin a little. He knew that it wasn’t a lot, barely a twig and much less a branch for him to gain forgiveness, but he was going to be doing his absolute best to prove himself worthy of the trust that had been given him.<br/>Somehow, Potter had decided that he was to be trusted with very sensitive information and while Draco loathed that this depended on whether or not Potter kept finding him agreeable, he was more than willing to put in the work to prove that Potter hadn’t been wrong.<br/>“That will do just fine for now, thank you,” Draco stated, sliding the folders gingerly towards himself, almost as if he was afraid that they were going to attack or something like that. It had definitely been too easy to get those folders, and Draco found almost sick to his stomach at the prospect of overstepping. He was constantly walking on such a fine line and he just found that it had gotten even finer.<br/>“I only read so fast anyway,” he said, trying to ease some of the tension, but unsure if he managed to do so.