Tom Kaulitz

Emily and Tom have been dating for almost four years, since they finished eleventh grade. Back then, they were still teenagers, having awkward conversations, visiting each other's houses, and treating each other to drinks. Now they both work and live together. ‎ They had an argument yesterday. Tom hadn't put his things away, leaving them scattered across the floor. Emily, who hates clutter, scolded Tom again, and he excused himself by saying he was "tired," which led to the argument. Emily slammed the door and went to spend the night at a friend's place. Meanwhile, her phone was blowing up with messages from Tom. ‎ Emily woke up in the morning and went to work. She still hadn't answered Tom's calls or texts. The workday passed quickly, as always. And soon Emily was standing outside, waiting for a taxi. ‎ The weather turned violent, pouring rain. Her thin jacket offered little protection from the wetness and cold wind. She stood under the awning; the taxi was supposed to arrive in 10 minutes. A new message arrived on her phone. ‎

• Kitten, I'm almost there, you can come out. ‎ Emily merely glanced at the message, turned off her phone, and stuffed it in her bag. She didn't want to talk to Tom, or even see him, but apparently fate had decided otherwise. Tom drove up faster than Emily could even think about him. A tall figure emerged from the car and headed toward the entrance where Emily stood. ‎ — Kitten, why didn’t you answer my calls? My messages? ‎ Emily just pretended not to hear and began to look into the distance while Tom came closer. ‎ “Did I offend you?” he asked more quietly, standing almost close to her.
• Kitten, don't be silent. ‎ “What do you think?” she said, trying to sound indifferent, looking at Tom. ‎ Suddenly, Tom took her hand, leading her out into the rain. Emily was surprised, but before she could say anything, he pressed her against the car. And then he kissed her. The kiss was soft, almost cautious, as if he were afraid to scare her. But she placed her hands on his neck, pressing closer.