“isee,”draorepeated,beause,holy,hehadnoideawhatelsetosay.thisoionwasawkwardandunpleasantandfarfromhowhewantedtospendhissundaym.castingaquikgneattheoffeemahine,heturnedaroundandmarhedbaktothediningroom,potterathisheels.draowathedhimlosely,andwarily,ashesatdownoppositeofhim.herof

draoinwardlygroaned.“it’soneofthefewthingstheministryletmekeep,”hesaid,almostdefensively.“wereyouinvolvedinthosedeisions,too?”

“howwasisupposedtobringthatup?”

“iwassurprisedyouwantedtostayhere,”pottersaid.“iwouldhavethoughtyou’dgetanewpe.onewithoutsomany…memories.”

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draohadtoadmit,potterhadalwaysbeenpantsatmakingoion.andifhewasbeingho,heprobablywouldn’thaveletpotterexpineverythingproperly.itwouldhavehurthispridetoomuh.itstilldid,alittlebit.

“isee,”draosaidftly.potterseemedtoathhisirritation.

draoflikedhiswandtogettheoffeemahinegoingandnarrowedhiseyesatpotter.

“yeah,well…”pottershrugged.“robardsthoughtitmightbeagoodideaformetotagalong.iwasn’tdyingtogetbakinherebutitwasalmosttherapeuti,gettingridofallthedarkmagithatwasstilllingeringintheorners,sotospeak.”

“atually,ihave,”pottersaid.“iwaspartoftheaurorteamthat,err,madesurethispewas,err,safetolivein.youknow,afteryourtrial.”

“ithoughtabouttellingyou,”hesaid.

“ididn’tknowthat,”draosaid,takenabak.huh.maybethatwouldexpinwhypotterhadwaltzedinherewithoutevenbattinganeyesh.draowouldhavethoughthewouldbemore…traumatisedbythemanor.draostillwas.sometimes.“butyouwerebarelytrainingtobeanaurorthen.”

potterslowlyshookhishead.“iwasn’t.”

“whydidn’tyou?”draoasked,raisinganeyebrow.“webumpedintoeahotheroftenenough.”

“you’veneverbeeninmykithen.”