Draco had been thinking for awhile about getting a tattoo, and finally he thought that he had the perfect design. It was a rather intricate design with the word family in the middle of leaves on which he wanted to have the names of his kids interspersed in, as well as the name of his late wife, he never would stop loving her. He arrived at the tattoo shop for his appointment, stating his name at the front desk before being told that the artist he wanted would be a couple minutes, and to take a seat in the waiting room.

He frowned, but took a seat, the man was not used to waiting as it was known that he could bring down a business if he wanted. This however was important to him and he decided that he should be patient and not rush the man on his customer that he had before him.

Tattoo Design

Theodore knew very little about tattoos, and he didn't care to know. The only thing he knew that was close to a 'tattoo' was the dark mark, which was actually a curse; one embedded to the arm and to the nervous system. Still: this establishment had started making quite a lot of money in recent years. The tattoos were merely for aesthetic purposes (something he couldn't comprehend), but where money resides; business inspires.

When he walked into the shop that day; he wasn't expecting to see Draco Malfoy. His mind was filled with aspirant purpose, then suddenly: a sort of pleasant unease. Bitter sweet. His mouth opened slightly. He shut it hastily.

"Draco," He meant this to sound courteous, but it came out defensive. "What are you doing here?" Now he sounded dismissive, like a wife catching her husband doing something without her permission.

Draco turned when he heard a familiar voice call his name, a smile formed across his lips when he noticed it was indeed Theodore Nott, he never thought that man would stand on the floor of a tattoo shop. "Oh I thought I would get a tattoo for sentimental reasons, the real question is why are you here?" He asked turning the other's quest on its head., he was curious of the answer but could not help but think back to their years at Hogwarts and the fact he may have had a crush on the other, if he was being honest he still thought the other was really good looking but he was straight or was he? He was not sure any more.

Draco got lost in his thoughts of the school days, if it wasn't for his parents and for the fact that he thought during that time that he really was into girls he would have acted on his feelings. No he could not think of those things Theo was married and had his own children, he had no idea what the other's home life was like.

@Theodore Nott

"Right."

He echoed what he used to say as a boy. Whenever Draco had suggested one of his outlandish ploys to get back at Potter, Theo used to respond in the very same way: right.

"Business," He responded straight away, worried that Draco would start thinking he'd gone soft or something. "This place builds a lot of revenue. Although I'm not entirely convinced of its purpose..."

He looked down at Draco. Right down his nose at him. Then, he sighed rather dramatically and took a seat nearby. "I know better than to try and convince you not to do something, though." Ironically, he smiled. Or, his lips stretched a bit to suggest a smile.

@Draco Malfoy

Draco just nodded in response, he did not feel like pressuring his friend further on the matter if he was there for buisness he was there for buisness, no matter how fishy it seemed to him. The man could not deny that he was attracted to the other, however he did not want to pursue on his feelings as the man was married and he did not feel like causing an affair.

He remained quiet for several minutes before he decided to ask how Theo's children were doing at school. "How are Atticus and Alayna?" He asked trying to distract himself on what was going on in his mind.

@Theodore Nott