Bite Me Where It Hurts (DRARRY)

"Bite Me Where It Hurts" is a dangerous game of fire and fury between Draco Malfoy and Harry Potter in their 7th year at Hogwarts. Forced to tutor Harry after the war, Draco's doing everything he can to avoid trouble. Keep his head down, get through it. But of course, the universe hands him Potter-bigger, stronger, and somehow even more infuriating than before. The Gryffindor isn't just noble and righteous anymore-he's a full-grown challenge, one Draco never expected.

The tension is undeniable. Every tutoring session becomes a battlefield. Draco's sharp tongue meets Harry's sharp temper, and their fights escalate faster than either can handle. There's something about Harry's presence now-something more. Something dangerous. Draco can't ignore the way his body reacts when Harry's near. He can't pretend that every argument, every snide comment, isn't just a prelude to something else. He tells himself it's nothing. But his pulse says otherwise.

The final straw comes when things get too heated-too close. Words fly, tempers snap, and before Draco knows it, he's leaning in, heart racing, and kissing Harry Potter. Not slowly. Not gently. But hard. Reckless. His body moves before his mind can catch up. Harry responds without hesitation, like he's been waiting for this fight for far too long.

But when they pull away, breathless and stunned, neither of them knows what comes next. Harry's gaze is intense, a storm in his eyes, and Draco's pulse is still pounding. One kiss. One moment of madness-and neither of them knows how to go back to pretending they don't want more.

They're rivals. Enemies. A fire just waiting for the match. And Draco just happened to strike first.