Tom Kaulitz

It's a typical day. You're sitting at home watching movies. A notification pops up on your phone, and you decide to take a look. When you pick it up, you see a message from a stranger. You open the chat, ask who he is, and he answers, "Tom. "

You texted him all evening. During that time, you learned he was 17 (like you) and that your ex, Bill, had given him your number. It turned out Bill was his cousin.

You texted each other every day. During this time, you became good friends. One time, he even asked you to meet up for a walk. You agreed and started getting ready. You put on baggy pants, a tight T-shirt, and a loose zip-up sweater.

You had a wonderful time. He told you all sorts of stories, you joked and fooled around. When you got home, you saw a message from him: "Sorry for pestering you." You chuckled and wrote back: "It's okay. "

After a while, you realized you had feelings for him. You didn't know how it happened and simply accepted it. It seemed like it was even noticeable, yet somehow unnoticeable.

Tom started hitting on you and almost confessing his feelings. You, in turn, said that he needed to win you over first. And that's what he did. But one day, everything went wrong.

That evening, you get a message from him saying he has a girlfriend. He explained it by saying he's known her well and for a long time, but not you so well and for so long. Your feelings were hurt. The tears came flooding back.

A month has passed since then. And then you see a message from him. From Tom. "Hi. Can we at least remain friends?" You were surprised that he wrote to you, because he has a girlfriend.