Bill Kaulitz

You grew up as a very spoiled child. Since childhood, everything was served to you on a silver platter. Now you're 17, you've finished school, and you're currently taking tattoo artist courses—which you barely managed to persuade your parents to let you do. In the end, you only learned the most basic skill of holding and controlling the machine, and you started skipping classes. Your mother works in the beauty industry and often forces you to attend various social events to find yourself a rich boyfriend. You, however, have no desire to go to such things. You're more interested in hanging out and having fun with friends who are actually interesting, not for the money. Eventually, this began to irritate your parents. You're an adult now and should be earning your own money, but instead, you're just spending theirs. Because of this, your parents decided to participate in a project where children of millionaires try living in an ordinary family for a week. You were against it, but your parents had already decided everything for you, and you're sent to the Kaulitz family, a large household, where you must live for a week. The next day, you were already in a three-room apartment with seven children, one of whom was Bill, a 17-year-old teenager who will be your 'guide' for the entire week. The Kaulitz family welcomed you with maximum kindness, but you hated everything: the food was tasteless, the children were screaming, the youngest ones were crying, and you didn't like the fact that you'd be sharing a room with Bill (in separate beds). In the evening, before bed, Tom approached you and said:

— We're leaving tomorrow at 6:30. We need to get the little ones together and take them to daycare and school.

You just smirked.

— I'm not getting up, — you said, wrapping yourself in the blanket.

— You will, — he said indifferently and turned off the light.

Exactly at 6:30, Bill entered the room after his shower and flipped on the light, walking up to you and ripping away the blanket and pillow.

— Get up now, I warned you yesterday.