Harry lifted his glasses slightly, rubbing at his eyes.
"Tired."
"You're always tired." Draco picked a box off the shelf, shook his
head, then replaced it. Harry leaned back, resting his head against Draco's
shoulder. "You need more Vitamin C."
A smile twitched at the corners of Harry's mouth. "You've been watching
those newsmagazine shows again. I never should have showed you how to work the
telly. I swear, some days you never move from that thing." He picked up
another box, quickly scanning the back. "This one?"
Draco glanced over at the description. "Nah. No blood and guts for
tonight. We've had enough of that, right?" He trailed a series of kisses
down Harry's face, forehead to chin.
Harry turned and wrapped his arms around Draco. "Romance, then?" He
tilted his chin up, quickly licking Draco's upper lip.
"Mmm. Yes. Romance, no blood and guts, then mind-blowing sex
afterwards?" The smirk plastered to Draco's face was purely Malfoy, even
when dressed in comfortable Muggle casualwear.
"Oh, yes," Harry agreed readily. "Especially to the last
part." Harry yawned, then took a step back so he could rub his aching
shins. "If I manage to stay awake, that is. My legs are killing me now,
too."
Draco peered carefully at Harry, concern written all over his face.
"What did you do? Pull a muscle during the pick-up game?"
A line appeared between Harry's eyebrows. "Didn't think so. I
suppose." He'd never pulled muscles playing Quidditch before. Harry
shrugged. "Must be getting old."
"We all are, love." Draco scanned the shelves. "How about this
one?" He showed Harry the title: Love Story.
"Hmm...good title. Looks a little old, but what the hell, right?
'Sides," Harry said, gesturing at the cover, "he's hot."
Draco chuckled, offering Harry his elbow as they approached the counter.
Truthfully, he knew how that one ended, having caught it late one night.
Beautiful protagonist slowly wasting away -- no blood, no guts, just a teary
ending, then a corpse. Kind of like Avada Kedavra, only more painful and
drawn out.
There were potions like that, too, Draco knew. Undetectable ones, at that.
Draco watched as Harry flashed the clerk a weary smile, the black circles
under his eyes contrasting with his pale skin. God, Draco thought, he sure is
beautiful.