For a moment, Draco was stuck without knowing what to do, other than wishing that Harry would have just lied or stuck to the thing with Chad.<br/>The confession felt even more puzzling than his coming out, and Draco didn't understand a thing about it. He could understand if Harry had had feelings for Chad, but with the way he had been treating Draco, it just didn't seem to add up properly.<br/>He sighed softly, and ran a hand through his hair. It was a big mess, and he didn't know how to react to it. He wanted to say words of encouragement, but he had none to give. Honestly, all he had were more questions, and he doubted that that would be helpful in any way, shape or form. Harry probably didn't even have any answers for him himself.<br/>"That makes no sense," was all he could say, and once he had, he regretted it. He knew how hurtful it could be to be told that your feelings are invalid, but it really didn't make sense to Draco. It was impossible for him to wrap his head around the fact that Harry might have any kinds of feelings towards him that weren't hostile.