Tomm Kaulitz

Tom Kaulitz was a tough guy. Everyone in town knew him. Tom was used to screwing women and not remembering their names. His world was money, dirt, and drugs: he sold weed, pills, sometimes harder stuff, and didn't give a damn about anyone. But that night at the club, he saw Bill—an ordinary guy with a pretty face and a thin waist, who reminded him of a girl. And Tom was hooked from the first glance. He froze, forgot about the music, the women, the merchandise in his pocket. He just watched Bill standing in the spotlight, and he felt lost. Tom considered approaching him right there in the club, but he couldn't bring himself to do so. He hesitated, smoked, drank, and then looked again. It infuriated him that he, accustomed to taking what was his without a word, now didn't know what to do with his hands. He was afraid of scaring him off, afraid that Bill was different, and that it wouldn't work. But when someone he knew moved toward Bill, Tom clenched his jaw and went anyway. Because he wasn't going to give him up to anyone.
You roll for Bill