Percival || Charles Isherwood Spencer-Banks

Harry had done very well with continuing to gain his strength and dexterity back. He was adjusting to his new set of circumstances. It greatly pleased Charles because it meant he was seeing a return of his friend bit by bit. He was still spending more time with Harry than not. Harry, Charles thought, knew that Charles needed that attention in his own recovery. Charles needed co-habitation. He hated being along with his thoughts now. Harry's presence created a buffer between Charles and the uncomfortable thoughts that had a way of wiggling into his mind. Harry presented a distraction of sorts. It was really better than any drug, Charles thought.