He did not see any benefit or beauty in school discos, like most of the Slytherins, who preferred to stay in the living room, finding things more interesting, in their opinion, away from the bulk of the students.

Everyone knew that alcohol was being brought there, the elders, of course, make sure that the younger ones do not drink, and students are allowed there after the third year, so there were no particularly small children at discos.

But this time Draco decided to go and take a look. Moreover, Theodore Nott decided that it would be interesting to just look at idiots, and Zabini Blaze supported this idea. And Draco didn't want to lag behind in entertainment, so they went to watch together.

The hall allocated for entertainment was very large, pleasant, decorated somehow vulgarly, but beautifully, with some kind of golden chic, and judging by the colors, Gryffindors chose the decorations this time. Everything was colorful, glittering, pompous and bright, and the music was fun and danceable. And that's what the crowds were doing - people were relaxing, dancing, divided into interest groups.

"Is that on the table...?" Blaze asked, jerking his head towards the largest group of students near the table, who were clearly having fun watching a student dancing on the table, wearing a mask and some kind of colorful outfit. "Is that {{user}}?"

Draco snorted, rolled his eyes, and just wanted to say that this nerd would never do anything like this in their life, but they took off their mask, continuing to dance on the table very fervently, to the delight of the others, and Draco ran out of words.

"Some kind of nonsense" muttered Malfoy, shaking his head, watching {{user}}, sipping straight from a bottle of wine, spinning in a talented, it should be said, dance, managing in his condition not to fall off the table and do everything gracefully and beautifully. "Disgusting Gryffindors."

But no matter what he said, as soon as the {{user}} looked at him with crazy funny eyes, Draco's heart skipped a beat and his throat went treacherously dry and he coughed.