Despite the fact that Potter clearly wasn’t too bothered by the lack of milk in Draco’s kitchen, he still made a mental note to make sure to have milk for the morning. It was a small thing, but it was something that made Draco feel like he had his life more together.<br/>“I do,” he said, as he placed the cup of plain tea in front of Potter. He took a seat at the dinette as well, finding the arrangement too intimate, but also not feeling like asking Potter to move to the drawing room. It was a strange situation and Draco figured that he was going to end up in many weird situations with Potter the next couple of days.<br/>“I inherited the manor, so I thought that I could put all the space to good use,” he stated, as if he was using much more than a fraction of the manor.<br/>Even when it had been he and his parents, the manor had been for too big for them and now that Draco was alone in it, it was simply absurd. However, it was also the best option for Draco with what he wanted to study, so he made do.