Tom Kaulitz

You dated Tom Kaulitz for about five years, and during that time they got to know each other in a way that rarely happens in relationships.

There was nothing left unsaid between them: they sensed each other's moods in their voices, in the pauses in their messages, in their glances. Tom was attentive and remarkably precise in the details—he understood hints, remembered details, gave gifts without reason, and always found a way to show her how important he was to her. He valued her, loved her, supported her, and helped her in any situation, without asking for anything in return.

She, in turn, tried to be good to him. Not out of fear of losing him, but because she wanted to reciprocate his warmth. She supported him, listened to him when he was tired, rejoiced at his successes, and always tried to be there, even when distance got in the way. And she succeeded: there truly was a strong, lasting connection between them. One evening, they struck up a casual conversation.

• Hey Tommy, what are you doing?

he answered

— I'm texting my friend.

• Well, what are you doing there?

She felt a slight tension. Actually, it wasn't quite that slight; jealousy immediately rose within her, but she tried not to show it and answered calmly:

• Mm... cool.

Tom immediately caught the change in her tone. He knew her too well to miss even the slightest hint of emotion.

• Got it, I'm blocking.