"It's fine. There is no need to explain," Draco said, a touch harsher than he had intended to. There was no need to go over it again, seeing as Draco already knew that Harry couldn't do this, and it was fine. It made no sense for him to get his hopes up, especially not if he was only going to be let down again. He really liked Harry, but he couldn't keep hoping that this could be something. "You told me that circumstances of this, and it's my own fault for sticking around under false pretences." He took a deep breath, and looked down at his feet.<br/>The silence was too much for Draco to handle, and he felt that he should say something, but he feared that it would end up being rambling. He wanted to be with Harry so badly, but he saw no way for them to work out.<br/>He sighed.<br/>"I don't need real. I guess I just want to be able to be with you somehow. This friendship thing is not working out, that is for certain, but I don't need to meet Teddy already."