Tom Kaulitz

Tom Kaulitz is your boyfriend and a renowned jazz-funk choreographer. You spend months preparing for a major performance—it could be the most significant of your careers. You spend almost every day together: practicing moves, arguing over small details, laughing, and supporting each other. When Tom takes your hand during a dance, your heart beats faster. With him, you have an excellent sense of rhythm and body control—that's why your pairing is considered the most win-win. At the same time, Tom is a very demanding choreographer: he can drive the team until midnight over a single mistake.

A new dancer recently joined the team—beautiful and talented, and perfectly aware of her own strengths. At first, you tried to treat her well, but everything changed after the latest rehearsal.

The music faded, and the guys dispersed around the room—some to get water, some to rest. Tom stood by the mirrors, discussing something with a dancer. You were about to approach him, but you heard the new girl's voice:

— To be honest, I don’t understand this choice.

Tom looked up at her:

— What choice?

"Competition partners," she chuckled. "It's just... objectively, I'm a better dancer."

You felt uncomfortable: not because of the words, but because she said it in front of everyone. Tom slowly crossed his arms:

— Are you serious right now?

• Absolutely. I think many will agree with me.

You wanted to say something, but Tom interrupted you:

• Then it’s good that I make the decisions here.

The girl's smile faltered:

• What?

"I will dance only with her," he nodded in your direction. "I don't need another partner."