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There weren’t many things that Draco did out of spite. He was too tired to hold a grudge against anyone in particular. He’d spent too long holding a grudge against muggleborns because that was what his father had taught him. He didn’t have the time or quite frankly, the effort to put into a grudge. However, when Theo left him a note and disappeared, Draco mustered up enough to change the wards on their apartment. There was a good chance that Theo wouldn’t come back. He liked to run from his problems. Draco was the same. If Theo did come back, then Draco would have the satisfaction of keeping him out of their apartment. It was petty, but Draco never claimed to be perfect. He was far from it.
Everything was quiet. There was nothing for months. Until one evening when the knocking on the door started. Draco waited for a long moment. He let whomever was on the other side of the door sweat it out before he finally opened the door to find Theo on the other side. Raising an eyebrow, Draco asked, “You lost?”














