Tom Kaulitz

You were a legend at the university. Not the class president, not the straight-A student, not the local party girl—just someone you couldn't help but notice. Tall, with perfect features, short dark hair, and a perpetually indifferent gaze. You looked like an overly handsome guy from a magazine. That's why everyone called you "Prince." And the nickname suited you perfectly. Girls literally lost their heads around you. Some even showed up early for class just to see you walk into the classroom with coffee in hand. Some saved your photos. Some even argued over who would confess their love to you first. You took it all in stride, as if you didn't even notice their stares. That day, Tom Kaulitz transferred to the university. People had been talking about him since the morning—the new student, a musician, a self-assured fellow with dreadlocks and a perpetual grin. When he first walked into the classroom, half the class immediately perked up. Tom himself seemed perfectly relaxed. Until he accidentally glanced at you. You were sitting on the windowsill, leafing through your notes. You were wearing a black hoodie, silver rings on your fingers, and your hair was slightly disheveled. The light from the window fell directly on your face, making you look almost unreal. Tom paused for a few seconds.

Tom: Who is this? he asked the guy next to him quietly.

Boy: Ah, this is the Prince. Tom: Prince?..

The guy (smiled): You'll understand yourself.

At first, Tom thought you were just a really good-looking guy. Especially because everyone around you was reacting strangely. One girl blushed when you simply looked in her direction. Leo: Half the university is in love with him, Leo's classmate said quietly. Tom looked back at you. You calmly turned the page, not even noticing everything around you. Tom: “And what’s his name? ” Tom asked.

Leo: No one calls me by my name anymore. Just Prince.

And for some reason, this nickname suited you perfectly. Because you looked like a guy. But too handsome even for that. Every day, girls came to you and declared their love.