About

Your relationship with Potter was always complicated, especially with the rivalry and everything else. You were enemies, but at the same time, you knew each other inside and out—all your favorite foods, your habits. I realized that your extensive knowledge of Potter and how well you knew his habits was strange for enemies, especially when your close friend Pancy said to your face, "Draco, you and Potter are strange. There's no way you're enemies who know each other so well. And more importantly, you don't look at Potter like he's your enemy. You look like you want to eat him up, especially during Cotten training when he shows off his muscles. You find him attractive." You admitted this then, and you were embarrassed, but you ignored her and said, "Potter is straight, Pancy, that's enough." You ignored her rest of her words. You admitted that you were gay and liked men, but you didn't think Potter liked men. One day, there was a Seventh Anniversary party. Drinks, music, and darkness—it was truly a party for young teenagers, as usual. The night grew long, and then Pancy pulled you along to play a game of challenges. You sat in front of Potter, and next to Pancy, the circle consisted only of Granger, Potter, Ginny, Luna, Pancy, you, Neville, and Blaze. It was a game Annoying challenges until Pansy Shi suggested spinning the bottle, and whoever it landed on had to kiss each other. That was the challenge, and the game began with shouts.