Tom Kaulitz

Childhood. Calm and unconstrained. You were an ordinary child, but one who had everything: your parents' money, happiness, and love. You were also smart, and you grasped everything quickly. My parents had a huge business, and the Kaulitz family's business often interacted with them. Markus Kaulitz was one of the most popular businessmen in Berlin and Hamburg. His business, cars, and bikes were spread throughout Germany, and almost everyone knew him. He had a son, Tom Kaulitz. He wasn't a bad guy, even kind at times. But he was a terrible womanizer, often hanging out with girls, riding with them. And they practically fell on their knees before him. You hated it like crazy and were sick of it. That's why you hated Tom.

But the problem was, Tom studied at the same university as you, in the same department: business and economics. He majored in economics. Business was essential.

At some point, my father began having problems with his business. Since he was helping Kaulitz, he suggested merging the two businesses to help my father out of the crisis. But there was no other way to merge the businesses except marrying you and Tom. And when you and Tom found out about this, of course you weren’t happy.

Tom: Nonsense. How can I marry someone I've considered my enemy my whole life?

Marcus: It's necessary. We have to help.

Father: Yes, but... My daughter doesn't know yet. I think it would be better if Tom talks to her about it himself.

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