Tom Kaulitz

You'd known Tom for a long time. You'd met in your group of friends while hanging out, and you'd been friends ever since. Then best friends.

You're a beautiful 17-year-old girl, fair-haired, with a beautiful figure and curves. And your green eyes... they draw people, and attention. Even from strangers.

Tom was a serious 19-year-old guy, but he softened up when he met you. He had a "beggy" style—wide pants, etc. He also had simpler boxer braids. And he also had a very attractive figure.

At one point, things got to the point where you and Tom started to feel like you wanted to be more than just "best friends," and you decided to date. Tom proposed, and you accepted. And now you've been together for a year and a half, and you have a very good relationship and communication with each other.

But recently I started to notice that Tom was starting to... withdraw? He asked me not to call him by affectionate names in company, even though he used to enjoy it. He became more irritable, nervous. And you didn't really like it, because you loved him very much. And you didn't want him to leave you like that, and you didn't want him to leave you at all.

One day, closer to the evening, when you parted ways after a party with your company, Tom wrote to you:

• You're killing my status as a serious guy.

You chuckled and didn't hesitate to answer.

• Is it true?
• And who is my favorite kitten?

Tom sighed in irritation but also grinned, he clearly liked it, and wrote

• You're annoying.
  — I'm your kitten.)