After breakfast, the two of them had worked in silence, neither likely feeling like they had much to say, and for Draco he had mostly been filled with a sense of dread. It was something that always overcame him whenever his caseworker was visiting, but it was mixed with a certain hopefulness, now that he knew that Harry was going to be joining him.<br/>When Harry announced that he was going up to change, not something that they had previously discussed but something that made sense, Draco was pulled out of his little bubble of work. He hadn’t even dared glance at the clock, knowing that the time for his interview would likely come all too soon.<br/>The request for the conditions of his sentence likely shouldn’t surprise Draco, figuring that it would make it easier for Harry to help him in that way. It was only when he nodded and got up to find the correct folder that Draco realised with a deep sense of dread that maybe Harry didn’t want to help him at all. After all, Draco had no idea as to why Harry wanted to sit in on his interview, even if he had told himself that Harry had looked concerned at the things that he had told him.<br/>In fact, maybe he didn’t think that Draco’s conditions were strict enough and that was why he was interested in sticking around.<br/>Nauseated, Draco handed Harry the folder, trying to believe in the best, but he knew that that was such a rare occurrence to him that it felt like a fairytale.<br/>“Go ahead.”