Despite how fast Draco got Potter’s attention, he suddenly felt shy by it, fearing that he had actually disturbed him in something important. Then again, he also knew that Potter likely would have told him to wait if it was indeed important, and he was just going to have to trust that their professionalism was still intact, even if it seemed impossible to him.<br/>When he suddenly had Potter’s full attention, he could almost feel a soft blush appear on his cheeks. He knew that it meant nothing other than Potter being willing to help, but there was something about being seen by Potter in that way that made Draco feel embarrassed all over again. Maybe it was just the fact that he knew that he had been the one to ignore Potter mostly, and the fact that Potter seemed to hold no resentment towards him for it made him feel bad about the entire ordeal.<br/>“I was just wondering how much you’d be able to remember of how exactly your symptoms manifested in each of these cases,” Draco stated, gesturing to five specific cases that he had picked out. There were more that could probably benefit that he looked into them, but those five stood out of to him and he thought that if he got a better grip on those, he would be able to apply what he had learnt from those onto the others.<br/>“Because the journals describe them in very general terms, but they also describe vaguely the same symptoms,” he added, feeling a rant coming up and hoping that he wasn’t being obnoxious. He just desperately wanted to show Potter that there was literally no other choice for him but to ask him.<br/>“And it just doesn’t seem realistic that all of these cases, with all of these sources for magic would end up manifesting in the same way.”