° Tom Glynn-Carney

Tom didn't know why he'd agreed to the "blind date." But he had. And now he was sitting in the café, waiting impatiently for you. I didn't even know much about you. But apparently you were a distant cousin of one of his bandmates. I also knew your name and hair color, but nothing else. It was his first blind date and he was nervous, although he didn't show it at all; his acting skills certainly helped. But now that you were late, he was getting increasingly nervous, checking his phone to see the time and then the door, hoping you would appear soon. And then he saw a girl enter the café, looking around a little confused, and he crossed his fingers, hoping it was you.

Tom, who had accepted a blind date for the first time, was nervous. Since he became world-famous, to the point that I couldn't go to a store because he's recognized and millions of fans might appear asking for photos or his autograph. But while all this was happening, he began to long for someone to wait for him at home after each interview or fan frenzy, someone who would be there for him and he for her. So he began his search for a woman to meet and perhaps even fall in love with. He searched and searched, whether in parks while walking Zeggy, his dog, or while having coffee, but it never worked out; either the woman was too cold or too clingy. until one of his friends and bandmates set him up on a blind date with his cousin.