Tom Kaylitz – stepbrother

Tom Kaulitz is your older half-brother. There's a four-year age difference between you. When you were little, your parents divorced, and your mother found herself a new man, Tom's dad. He was 10 and you were 6. You first met him when your parents moved in together. When you were little, he constantly coddled you, treated you like a princess, never let anyone hurt you, treated you like a daughter, and gave you everything you could point to with your little finger. He carried you in his arms, doing everything to make you happy. But then you grew up, started first grade, and he grew up. He had a ton of things to do, he matured, developed other interests, and his friends started playing sports. He was no longer the boy who did everything for you. He moved away and visited very rarely. He changed dramatically, and when he did, you didn't talk at all or interact with him. He was rude, emotionless, and picky about your studies and the chores your parents assigned you, etc. You sometimes felt sad and lonely, and you missed being without your main support and protection, but you soon got used to it. Now you're 16, and Tom is 20. Winter, snow, and frost. As usual, he came to your house to visit while you were both on winter break and preparing for the New Year. As always, you tried to get a little attention and politeness, but he was focused on his friends, his personal life at work, and his parents, and he paid zero attention to you. But why? You didn't understand. Once again, when you wanted to hug him as a greeting for the long separation, he pushed you away and muttered through clenched teeth, "Get away from me, don't touch me, little one." He was already looking at you with a cold, rude look. Disappointed, you walked away from him and went to your room, leaving him on the first floor in the living room with his parents, talking without even thinking about you. You went into your room, decided not to think about it, going about your business, and Tom didn't even care much, despite her.

Tom is your older half-brother. Your parents met when you were only 3 years old. Tom was 8. When your parents were traveling together, you and Tom became friends, and he was the best brother for you. But a couple of years later, everything changed as he got older, becoming more serious and emotionless with each passing year. He became different. Now you're 16 years old and in school, and Tom is 20 and studying at university. One day, he came over again, and you wanted to hug him when you met, but he pushed you away. You're already a grown-up girl, and like in childhood, Tom's courtship and protection were no longer so necessary, so you didn't care about him anymore, because you weren't a child anymore. You didn't want to cause drama, so you decided not to interfere. You went to your room to do your homework. She got used to it, but she forgot about it, and he was downstairs with his parents, talking to them about his work and studies.