2. Are you still mine? (Tokio Hotel/Tom Kaulitz Fanfiction)

Chapter Thirty Seven. It was always you.

I want to cry but, this is a happy chapter so you I can't!

I am so thankful for the amazing feedback I got on this story, hopefully the ideas in my head will find orther when I'm done with my other fanfiction and maybe one day I will write another Tom fanfic... but for now; this is Tom and this is Jo, and this is the end of their story. 

ENJOY!

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I put my things in order before walking into the kitchen, Dasha and I were doing a reading of our fourth book that day and I still had to prepare breakfast for Gün and Tom, the day was especially warm so I only had a light yellow strapless shirt and my jeans on with sandals on my feet. I put the bread on the toaster and served two cups of coffee before taking the milk out of the fridge and into the microwave to prepare that one special glass of chocolate milk.

"Good morning, going out early today?" Tom walked in with Gün on his hip. He was three and looked a lot like Tom except for his dark blonde hair, I'd tried to get him to cut the messy and slightly curly mane hair but he was a stubborn three year old and Tom took sides with him so now he was leaning his elbow on Tom's shoulder while he carried him. Both of them only in their underwear; no shirts on. Günther was a slim child like Tom had been as photos proved and a tall one too.

"Yes, would you put something on?" I put the lid to the plastic bottle in which Gün had his milk and shook it for a moment before turning to those two and kissing Tom's lips. "You should not go around half naked." I said. "How dreamy were we last night?" I kissed Gün's cheek and waited for him to kiss mine, he did and smiled. He spoke in German most of the time, although he knew a little bit of Spanish and his English wasn't bad.

"Dreamt a lot!" He said and I opened up my eyes, raising my eyebrows to look up at Tom.

"Tell Jo how you dreamt of a big Dinosaur." Tom said looking down at Gün.

"It did "Raaawr!"" Gün made a paw with his hand and I pretended to be surprised he smiled and did it again a couple of times while I pretended to be scared.

"Come on, stop scaring your mother." Gün pouted and gave Tom the same treatment. "Not impressed, Gün." He pouted once more and I handed him the chocolate milk in the plastic glass with the lid on so he wouldn't spill it. "So, when's this UNICEF's event?" Tom asked me.

He put Gün on a chair and took seat next to him.

"Next week, Gün and I will be flying to New York, how does that sound?" Gün gave me the thumbs up, he didn't care; he was just excited to have chocolate milk right now and didn't even realize how much of a big chance of meeting other children from different countries he had. "Günther's adventures are a bestseller among children's books, today's the reading, remember?" Tom nodded and I handed him his coffee.

"Thanks."

"I am also going to the doctor today, in case you wanna come."

"When?" I showed him my open palm, signalling my appointment was at 5:00 pm. "I'll try; maybe Bill will want to keep an eye on you, man." He messed with Gün's hair.

"Uncle Bill?" He asked and Tom nodded as the bread was ready and I put it in front of them along with the butter and the jam.

"Okay, I'm leaving now. See you later!" I finished up my coffee and kissed the top of Gün's head before kissing Tom again. "Love you two!"

"Love you too!" the two of them yelled back as I grabbed my bag and keys and left the house.

I went downtown to the library and met Dasha there; she was going to read the last half of the book so I'd start, I knew that by now, she probably had learnt by heart the whole book but I still smiled at her when she opened her book to start reading.