Day 151: Glasses
Draco hadn't seen Harry outside of work all week.
He was trying to keep calm about it, trying not to let his mind wander and spiral until he could only imagine the worst possible scenarios. But if life had taught him anything, it was that nothing was as it seemed and if something felt off it probably was.
Harry had been off all week. He'd been quiet and withdrawn; when he smiled at Draco, the smile never reached his eyes.
And it wasn't like him. Draco had poured through every interaction they'd had, he racked his brain trying to come up with anything he might have said or done to inadvertently hurt Harry or make him upset. It didn't matter how much time he spent thinking, he just couldn't come up with anything.
So he decided to confront him. With coffee and a baked good. Maybe if he just reminded him subtly that he was a good boyfriend, it would go easier.
He knocked on the door to Harry's office and Harry looked up from the paperwork he was filling out, "Hey," he said, giving Draco a tired upward tilt of his lips in greeting.
"Hey yourself," he said, "Can I come in?"
"Yeah," Harry said as though Draco was asking something silly. "Yeah of course, love."
That was a good sign, he thought as he walked in and shut the door behind himself before handing Harry his cup of coffee and scone. "Do you have a minute to take a break?"
"I always have a few minutes for a cinnamon scone," he replied with one of those smiles that didn't change the look in his eyes.
"Are you alright?" Draco asked.
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