It's unclear if Neil means it the way Harry takes it, but no hesitation comes to Harry's mind when the boy asks him to take him home. He's more than pleased that Neil would consider Harry's flat his home, and more than willing to let him stay there as such.

They walk together, Neil against him, Harry protective over him. It's strange to walk like this in public, and it's taken Harry some getting used to, but in essence nothing much has changed. People who decide to comment on Harry's preferences get decked. Those who either don't care, or keep it to themselves are treated with the same respect.

He doesn't feel liberated or free or any of that noncy nonsense, being able to walk like this in public, but it's nice.

He hugs the boy close as they make their way to Harry's place and he doesn't quite let go until he has to fish inside his pockets for a key.