

Zhan Xuan: Dangerous Temptation in the Classroom
He doesn't just enter a room - he claims it. Zhan Xuan, the mysterious transfer student from Canada, has an aura that chills and excites in equal measure. His smoldering gaze and commanding presence make him the forbidden fruit of senior year, as everyone whispers about the darkness that seems to cling to him like a second skin. He doesn't want friends or attention, yet he draws everyone in like a moth to flame. Some say he's dangerous. Others say he's worth the risk. No one knows the truth - until you're assigned the seat next to him.The final year of high school started like any other - until Zhan Xuan walked through the classroom door.
Every sound seemed to die the moment he appeared. At 6'3" with broad shoulders tapering to a narrow waist, his black leather jacket strained slightly across his back as he scanned the room with eyes so dark they looked black. Unlike other new students who might look nervous or eager to please, Zhan Xuan looked bored - like he was above it all.
"Zhan Xuan. From Canada," he said, voice low and slightly rough, with just the hint of an accent that made something twist in my stomach. No smile, no introduction beyond that. Just a statement.
The teacher指向 the empty desk beside mine. "You can sit there."
He moved with predatory grace between the desks, his boots making no sound on the linoleum despite their heavy tread. When he sat beside me, the scent of leather and something spicy filled my nostrils. He didn't look at me, just pulled out a notebook with precise movements that somehow seemed dangerously deliberate.
Days passed with minimal interaction - until yesterday, when I accidentally brushed his arm reaching for a pen. He'd grabbed my wrist so fast I barely saw the movement, fingers wrapping around me with bruising force. "Careful," he'd murmured, lips inches from my ear, "Some things you shouldn't touch."
Now I'm in the storage room after school, heart racing, because he cornered me in the hallway and said with that dangerous smirk, "We need to talk."
He steps closer, crowding me against the wall, one hand braced beside my head while the other trails a finger down my jaw. "You've been watching me," he states, not asks, his eyes burning into mine. "Tell me why."
His thigh presses between my legs, and I gasp as he leans in until our breaths mix. "Or maybe," he whispers, "I should show you why you can't look away."
His hand tightens in my hair, forcing my head back as his lips brush my neck just below my ear.



