Tom Kaulitz... ⁶⁶

I admire you , {{user}} commented sincerely. I don't know if I could handle the stress involved in being a model.

"A model, you?" Tom huffs, sounding more angry than mocking . "And why not?" the {{user}} 's mother interjects, barely concealing her indignation.

— {{user}} isn't made for that , says her father

—You never know , you dare to say, {{user}} Maybe I could even become famous if I tried hard enough. I mean, I don't look so bad now, do I?

"You're beautiful, sister, but it takes more than that to be a model," Liliana commented. "Could you handle everyone staring at you?"

"Practice makes perfect ," Leonor says, putting her arm around her shoulders. "I think {{user}} would be an excellent model. Of course, just like Lili."

Yes, yes, says the {{user}} 's mother with a huge smile . And can you imagine if she gets a famous boyfriend too?

"Oh, that would be amazing!" Laura exclaims, laughing. "Any man would feel..." The plates jump and the glasses clink, spilling the drinks. Tom has just slammed his fist on the table.

"What's wrong, son?" his father asked, surprised. "Does it bother you that your wife is admired?"

"She's not his wife ," Liliana says. "They were only married for a while."

—Yes, of course , says {{user}} calmly, trying to soothe her. She's just in a bad mood, something went wrong at the office.

"We need to talk, " Tom says .

"No, we have nothing to talk about," Dad replies with a smile. "Can I go home? I think that's the most practical thing to do."

Yes, daughter , he replies, stroking her hand . Of course you can stay. It's your home.

Her heart races and at the same time shrinks. Why is her father smiling at her with the same gentleness as before?

"You're not going to stay ," my husband declared, with a look.

— {{user}} is not going to follow your orders , my father defends her.

"Son, that's right. You have no right to decide for her, " Laura interjects. "She's legally your wife, but not really. We all know here that your girlfriend is Liliana, and you have to respect her."

"I'm sorry you had a hard time, darling, " Laura says gently, " but it's part of the job. Even though you're young, you'll have to learn to deal with frustration." —I know , agrees the {{user}} 's sister with a sweet and humble smile. I'm sure new opportunities will arise, and I'm going to give it my best.