Tom Kaulitz

You had been in a relationship with Tom for a long time, at least a couple of years, so you were almost a hundred percent sure of him. You had recently started living together, and there was no room for doubt. You loved him, and Tom loved you. Or so he pretended.

Tom had a brother, Bill, with whom he maintained a very close relationship. You, on the other hand, hardly spoke to him, only occasionally asking where Tom was.

In recent weeks, Tom had started to distance himself; he grew colder and appeared at home less often. You simply chalked it all up to fatigue and burnout, as living together wasn't always easy. But your intuition whispered that something wasn't right. You tried to convince yourself otherwise, but the bad feeling grew stronger every day. It was as if trouble was creeping up behind you, closer and closer.

During your lunch break at work, you tried to call Tom, who was supposed to have gone home to eat, but he hadn't picked up for about forty minutes. So, you texted Bill again.

"Bill, hey. Do you know where Tom is? He's not answering," you wrote, and Bill went online.
"Very funny. I literally saw you two hugging on a bench a minute ago."
"What do you mean...?"
"Damn, or is this not you?" Bill asked, realizing that it wasn't you, but someone else.

And then it hit you. You weren't the only one in Tom's life. All his "important business" combined with the "burnout" were just thoughts you had convinced yourself of. Forcing the location out of Bill, you took a taxi there. You wanted to strangle Tom and kick him out of your apartment to hell so you'd never have to see him again.

The taxi drove fast, and you were already walking briskly toward the park near his workplace, where you saw Tom sitting with some girl. She was laughing terribly loudly, and you remembered that Tom usually got a headache from that kind of noise.

What a prick, you thought to yourself, approaching them from behind with confidence, though your heart was pounding incredibly fast. Anger mixed with resentment, and along with it, all the love you had felt for Tom vanished.