They both nod, and Draco looks at Granger to find her eyes on him. Her expression is serious, but not hostile, and he knows he should be grateful for that. Granger, far more than Potter or Weasley, is the one Lupin and Tonks listen to. He’s heard her argue a point more than once, always calmly and logically. They haven’t had a conversation in the time he’s been here, but unlike Potter and Weasley, she hasn’t made an exaggerated show of avoiding him. She’s quieter than she was in school, and she spends a lot of time in the room she shares with the Weasley girl and Luna Lovegood. Whatever Longbottom may have said about her relationship with Weasley being over, she shows no sign of being interested in anyone else. Maybe Longbottom was wrong, or maybe Granger is now in a relationship with somebody else. He hasn’t heard anything, but then again, nobody talks to him.