Harry nodded at that. "He is. Remus and Tonks had already signed him up for Hogwarts." It seemed like Harry was about to continue, but he couldn't help but momentarily and silently acknowledge the trust his friends had put in the world, when they assumed that Hogwarts would still exist after the war. Harry drifted off for a moment, and as he finally regained focus on Draco's eyes, he straightened his back a bit, trying to think of a way to continue the conversation on a lighter note.<br/>"I know he's bound to feel more at home there than at school now, but I'm fairly confident in the decisions I've made on his behalf," Harry eventually said, his voice soft and slightly hesitant, as he chose his words with care. "I'm really trying to do what's best for him, and Andromeda says most of them are decisions Tonks would have made, too, so, yea -" there was a twitch at the corner of Harry's mouth as he grinned "- that's always reassuring."