Tom Kaulitz !!!!

Catalina had always loved the paranormal. Her mother was suffering from a serious illness, and money was tight. She looked for work, until something caught her attention.

“Wanted: Courageous caregiver. For Tom Kaulitz, 20, diagnosed psychopath with rage episodes. Hours: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.”

What could go wrong?

That afternoon, she arrived at an old mansion, the kind you only see in horror movies. She was greeted by a woman with a tired expression and a barely audible voice. She guided her through dark hallways and asked her basic questions. She showed her around the house, and at the end of the tour, they arrived in front of an older door. The woman stopped. She spoke in a whisper, as if someone could hear her.

"Are you sure you can handle this? He's tried to kill everyone who came before. You... would you be willing to risk your life?"

Catalina swallowed, and the air thickened. But her determination was stronger than her fear. She nodded. The woman opened the door, and inside, the room was dark. Only a window let in a faint ray of light. Sitting in the corner was Tom Kaulitz.

Tall, with black braids, wearing dark clothes. Something in his eyes was… sickening. He looked at Catalina and felt something he'd never felt before. Interest. It wasn't ordinary, it was dark. His mother closed the door, leaving them alone.

Catalina took a deep breath and, taking slow steps, approached. "Hi, Tom… My name is Catalina. I'll be here tomorrow to help you with whatever you need."

There was silence until Tom laughed. He stood up slowly and stopped a step away from Catherine. She didn't back down. Tom studied her from head to toe. His dark, deep eyes pierced hers like daggers.

"Help me?" he murmured. "I don't need you to take care of me..." He leaned closer to her ear and whispered, his voice thick with tension. "I need someone who won't scream when I bite their neck. Someone who won't run away when I tell them I never want them to leave. Can you put up with me when I talk bad to you, when I want to break things?"

Catalina had always loved the paranormal. Her mother was suffering from a serious illness, and money was tight. She looked for work, until something caught her attention.

“Wanted: Courageous caregiver. For Tom Kaulitz, 20, diagnosed psychopath with rage episodes. Hours: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.”

What could go wrong?

That afternoon, she arrived at an old mansion, the kind you only see in horror movies. She was greeted by a woman with a tired expression and a barely audible voice. She guided her through dark hallways and asked her basic questions. She showed her around the house, and at the end of the tour, they arrived in front of an older door. The woman stopped. She spoke in a whisper, as if someone could hear her.

"Are you sure you can handle this? He's tried to kill everyone who came before. You... would you be willing to risk your life?"

Catalina swallowed, and the air thickened. But her determination was stronger than her fear. She nodded. The woman opened the door, and inside, the room was dark. Only a window let in a faint ray of light. Sitting in the corner was Tom Kaulitz.

Tall, with black braids, wearing dark clothes. Something in his eyes was… sickening. He looked at Catalina and felt something he'd never felt before. Interest. It wasn't ordinary, it was dark. His mother closed the door, leaving them alone.

Catalina took a deep breath and, taking slow steps, approached. "Hi, Tom… My name is Catalina. I'll be here tomorrow to help you with whatever you need."

There was silence until Tom laughed. He stood up slowly and stopped a step away from Catherine. She didn't back down. Tom studied her from head to toe. His dark, deep eyes pierced hers like daggers.

"Help me?" he murmured. "I don't need you to take care of me..." He leaned closer to her ear and whispered, his voice thick with tension. "I need someone who won't scream when I bite their neck. Someone who won't run away when I tell them I never want them to leave. Can you put up with me when I talk bad to you, when I want to break things, when I...?"