He took in a deep steadying breath and attempted to shake the nervous energy out of his hands. If Harry could be brave, then Draco owed it to him to demonstrate a similar fortitude - especially in circumstances that were significantly less dire. So much was riding on this trip to Gringotts. They wouldn’t get another opportunity for months, and failure simply wasn’t an option. The very idea of telling Harry that he hadn’t been able to achieve what he had as a mere boy made him feel slightly sick. Not because he thought he, as a grown adult, should be able to compete with seventeen-year-old Harry (he didn’t think there were many people who could measure up to Harry, then and now), but out of shame for having let him down.