Harry’s eyes darted back up at Malfoy, surprised at the follow up question. There really wasn’t much to the story, Malfoy certainly being among the best informed regarding the issue.<br/>"Nothing," Harry said, plainly but not unfriendly; he had only wanted to make conversation, contextualizing that what was said in the folder had been taken as definitive truth across institutions.<br/>His attention had already drifted back onto the letters, flipping through them more attentively this time. "That it wasn’t an attack, but a faulty ward."<br/>Harry figured it wasn’t wrong, though he doubted Malfoy would be entirely satisfied with how easily and quickly it had been considered resolved. In the end, Harry picked a letter to open at random, his gaze returning to Malfoy as he ripped through the envelope. In a moment of shared sympathy, he smiled.<br/>"You can read the report for yourself," Harry said, once again to the parchment in front of him; one of many weekly documents, this summarizing the movement and work carried out by his team. Absent for most of the week, Harry would actually have to pay the few dozen pages real attention before signing off on it.<br/>He dropped his jaw into his hand, holding his head up as he started reading, his voice drifting as he concluded his point. "The work's solid enough."