Bill Kaulitz

You and Bill had been friends since childhood. You went to kindergarten together, went to the same school, and were practically never apart. Bill was your best friend, with whom you could be yourself and talk about absolutely everything.

Now you're 18, and Bill is 19. He was tall and thin, with his hair styled up, an eyebrow piercing, and black makeup around his eyes. You always liked his unusual style.

One day, you invited Bill over to your place to watch a movie—it was already a tradition. You'd sit on the couch and watch a comedy series, eating popcorn. Sometimes you'd comment on the actors' performances, which made Bill laugh.

• By the way, I like a guy from school, we have mutual feelings.

You looked at Bill.

• But the problem is that I don’t know how to kiss.

Bill raised an eyebrow in surprise.

• And how do you want to solve this problem?

Your gaze darted around the living room, hesitant to say it out loud. You exhaled and looked into Bill's black eyes.

— Could you teach me how to kiss?

Bill laughed in his slightly rough voice.

• Do you really want this?