Draco, Neville and Susan had seen the blank look on Potter’s face. There was no gleam, there was no mischievous look and there were no smug looks from the boy. It was a pleasant sight. Normally, who didn’t know, would feel pity, but those, who knew the truth would watch with satisfaction, how the boy was suffering. John was a brat and nearly everyone even the teachers and the headmistress had dealt with his behaviour for four months until the Potters were arrested. After the Yule holidays, John arrived with a blank and empty look in class and he didn’t speak with his friends for a month. Draco also noticed the glares sent to him from Granger and Weasley like it was his fault that John was like this, but he shrugged them off. His mother did the right thing to expose the Potters and what they had done. He already heard in Diagon Alley, how the people viewed the Potters as child abusing monsters and fame mongers. It would also teach John some humility.