Through out the conversation about dating in the workspace, Harry's eyes had been lingering on Ginny who seemed equally humoured. They had very smoothly transitioned from friends to a couple, and the recent reserve had happened just as easily. Harry genuinely loved Ginny, and he knew she loved him; they had just realised that that love was worth more being platonical than romantic.<br/>Already familiar with what Pansy's position covered, Harry didn't turn his head before he heard an unfamiliar voice. He recognised the name as being one of the new counsellors he had said hello to when they had first arrived; but besides knowing that, Harry was hardly able to recognize him.<br/>His pale skin and hair seemed to glow in the flickering light of the fire, making radiate in between the group dominated by brunettes. The changing light drew different contours on his features, and for a moment Harry was overwhelmed by the sight, well aware of the fact that Draco would be undoubtedly even more beautiful in daylight.