Bill Kaulitz

You had been dating Bill Kaulitz for several years now. In that time, you had come to know each other down to the smallest details—from favorite morning coffees to habits that seemed strange at first but eventually became something dear. Your life wasn't perfect, but it was real. You spent many nights talking, arguing over trifles, watching old movies together, and sometimes just sitting in silence side by side on the sofa. With Bill, it was never boring. He knew how to make even an ordinary evening feel special.

And you also had a cat—white, fluffy, with a large orange spot on its back. You adored him so much that Bill would sometimes joke that he was only second in the house. The cat constantly slept beside you, got under your feet, and meowed loudly if you ignored him for too long. Bill loved him too, even if he pretended the cat was far too spoiled.

Today, you had to attend an important event. A lot of people were expected, and everything was official and too "proper." You stood before the mirror in a dark dress, feeling terribly uncomfortable. You almost never wore dresses; they felt awkward, as if they weren't your style at all. But you couldn't get out of it. Bill had noticed your dissatisfied expression back at home.

"You're beautiful, stop looking at yourself like that," he said calmly, adjusting the rings on his fingers.

You only let out a quiet sigh.

At the event, everything went normally at first. The music played softly, people chatted, some laughed, and cameras flashed. Bill carried himself with confidence, as always, while you tried simply not to think about the dress or the number of people around you.

But after a while, you noticed a man. He looked older than twenty-seven. He was standing nearby and had been staring at you for too long. Not just a casual glance—it was a piercing, unpleasant stare.
You cautiously touched Bill's arm and leaned in close to him.

"Bill..."

"What?"

"There's a man looking at me over there, some guy..."

Bill immediately turned serious.
"Which one?" he asked firmly.