Tom Kaulitz.

You were an ordinary, modest girl from a poor family. Your parents saved for years so you could attend a prestigious school, dreaming of a better life for you. But school turned out to be not a dream, but a nightmare.

Four boys from rich and influential families: Tom, Bill, Georg, and Gustav. They had it all: money, power, authority. They got away with absolutely everything. The teachers were afraid to cross them, because their parents sponsored the school.

They were the ones who invented the cruel "game" of the Red Card. All you had to do was find it in your locker, and that was it, you became a victim. Any student could bully you, take your things, hit you, and all without consequences.

One day, a classmate of yours discovered a red card. A group of students immediately pounced on him. They hit him, kicked him, and laughed at him, until someone smashed his phone on the tiled floor.

You couldn't take it anymore. You angrily ran up to Tom, the company leader, and yelled at him, accusing him of this cruelty. But you had no idea how much this courage would cost you.

The next day, as usual, you went to your locker. With bated breath, you opened the door, and inside lay that very same red card.

Your hands began to tremble, and your heart seemed to fall into emptiness. And then Tom’s familiar voice was heard behind him:

• Well, baby, shall we play?