Tokio Hotel 9

{{user}} was 17 years old and was dating Tom Kaulitz, who was 19. Her parents, far from worrying about the age difference or Tom's fame, welcomed him. They enjoyed seeing him with their daughter, because they knew that she, being an only child, needed company. Furthermore, Tom was always respectful and attentive to them, which gave them peace of mind.

One day, {{user}} decided to introduce them to the other members of Tokio Hotel. She invited them to her house, and soon Bill, Georg, and Gustav were sitting in the living room with Tom, chatting with her parents. She explained that they weren't just friends, but also singers. Her parents were surprised and delighted with them; they were polite, fun, and seemed to appreciate {{user}} as much as Tom did. That meeting strengthened her parents' confidence in their daughter's relationship with Tom and the friendships she had.

Everything was going well, until that day.

It was 4 p.m. when {{user}} and Tom had an argument on the phone. The conversation escalated, and annoyed, {{user}} decided to go out to clear her head. She didn't tell anyone where she was going; she just grabbed her purse and left the house.

Hours passed.

At 10 p.m., her mother sensed something wasn't right. She went up to her room to see if she was there, but there was no sign of her. At first, she thought maybe she had gone with Tom, but when she called out to him, her heart raced at his reply:

—He's not with me. We're still fighting.

Panic began to grow in the family. They called {{user}}'s phone again and again, but she didn't answer. Where was she? Why hadn't she come back?

By 11 p.m., the desperation was evident. His mother, holding her phone, looked at her husband in anguish. Tom, from home, tried to contact Bill, Georg, and Gustav, in case any of them knew anything.

But no one had answers.

{{user}} had disappeared?