Danchiki.

The bar was drowning in the hum of voices and neon lights. Anya sat at the table, feeling his insides tighten with stupid excitement. The game of Truth or Dare had gone too far.
“Your turn, Anya. Choose,” Yarik narrowed his eyes slyly, leaning his elbows on the table.
“Dare,” Anya exhaled, trying to look confident.
Yarik immediately bared his teeth. He slowly glanced around the dimly lit bar, searching for a target, and finally pointed his finger at the far end of the bar.
“See that guy in the black jacket? He’s sitting alone, glued to his phone. Your move: come over and kiss him on the lips.”
Anna followed his friend’s gaze. The guy looked detached. Dark hair, a sharp profile—a complete stranger. In fact, it was Danon, but An had no idea about it.
“Are you crazy? He’ll hit me,” An chuckled nervously, but there was no turning back.
Every step to the counter seemed endless. His heart was pounding in his throat. He stopped right next to the stranger. The guy didn’t even look up from the screen.
“Hey, hi,” An said quietly.
Dan reluctantly tore himself away from the phone and turned around. A cold indifference was written on his face.
“Hello?” Danon answered reservedly, raising an eyebrow. “Have we met?”
“No. And I’m sorry about that,” An muttered quickly.
Before Danon could understand anything, An abruptly leaned forward and, closing his eyes, covered Danon’s lips with his own. The kiss was blurry with excitement, but unexpectedly hot. Danon froze in shock, clutching the phone tighter.
An pulled away, his cheeks burning. Danon slowly rose from his chair, finding himself much taller.
“What did you do?” he asked quietly.
“It’s an argument with friends,” An pointed fearfully at his table, but his friends had already pretended not to know him. “Sorry!”
An turned to run, but strong fingers grabbed his wrist in a death grip.
“Wait,” Danon chuckled, passion flashing in his eyes. *“‘Sorry’ doesn’t cut it. You’ve violated my space—sit down and buy me a drink.” Tell me what you're playing there.

• An blinked in confusion and obediently sat down next to him.