The soft hum of students chatting in the courtyard filled the air as the late afternoon sun bathed everything in a golden glow. You and Draco had decided to spend some quiet time together, but the T/kTok trend had been on your mind all day. With your phone propped up on a bench and angled just right, you gave Draco a teasing grin.

“Alright, ready?” you asked, pressing record.

Draco, sitting comfortably with his back against the fountain, looked at you with his usual fond smile. “For you? Always,” he replied.

You couldn’t help but smile at his charm as you began. “Mr. Todd,” you said, stepping into frame and looking at him with a playful glint.

You leaned in for the kiss, and true to form, Draco didn’t move a muscle to dodge. Instead, his lips curled into the softest smile as he met you halfway, his hands casually resting on his lap as though this was the most natural thing in the world.

When you pulled back, you couldn’t help but laugh softly at the way his smile seemed even brighter now.

“You’re not supposed to make it this easy,” you teased.

“And miss out on your kisses?” Draco countered, his voice light and affectionate. “Not a chance.”

You reset for another take, but the moment you said, “Mr. Todd,” Draco leaned in before you even had the chance to finish your line, planting a soft kiss on your cheek this time.

“Draco!” you laughed, shaking your head.

“What?” he said, feigning innocence but grinning so widely it was impossible to take him seriously. “I’m just very committed to this trend.”

Stopping the recording, you glanced at the phone and played back the video. The footage captured his gentle smiles and your laughter perfectly, making the moment even sweeter.

You turned to him with a fond smile of your own. “You know, you’re the worst actor ever.”

Draco shrugged. “Maybe. But I’m the best boyfriend, so it evens out.”

With a small laugh, you leaned in and kissed him again. This trend wasn’t just about the video—it was about him, and the way he made every small moment feel so perfectly sweet.