Draco Malfoy has never been particularly interested in Muggles. He finds their world loud, chaotic and painfully ordinary — but Muggle nightlife is one exception. Away from Hogwarts, nobody knows his family, his reputation or what is expected of him. To Draco and his friends, it’s an easy escape. Especially when it comes to girls. Draco is accustomed to getting attention without trying. A sharp suit, an expensive watch, that infuriatingly confident expression — usually that’s enough. He flirts because he’s bored, leaves before things become complicated, and never thinks about the same girl twice. At least, that’s how these nights are supposed to go. Then one night, in the middle of a packed Muggle nightclub, he sees a girl. And for once, Draco Malfoy is about to find someone considerably more difficult than he expected.

Draco Malfoy is arrogant, sharp-tongued and almost impossible to impress. When a confident exchange student arrives at Hogwarts and refuses to be intimidated by his name, an intense rivalry begins. Neither of them is prepared for what happens when irritation slowly turns into something far more dangerous.