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I'll save you from yourself	By : PunkyEmoFreak Category: Singers/Bands/Musicians > Tokio Hotel Views: 2243 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. I do not know the members of Tokio Hotel. I do not make any money from the writing of this story.

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|| Bill’s POV ||

Abigail and Sonnie Wilhelmina have been two of my best friends ever since before I can remember. Their twins, and completely strange. I’m not just over emphasizing either, they really are. We used to be a lot closer then we are now, but that really can’t be helped. We met when we were in Kindergarten together. The twins and had very tight clock with each other, and none of the others kids could break into it. But for some reason, they liked the little blonde boy who wanted to play Barbie’s with them. We started to drift apart a little bit after Alexia came into my life- they absolutely hated my cousin and still do, and especially when we all got out of Grundschlue. You see, the twins and I had a pretty bad reputation when we went to school together. The Terrible Trio, that’s what we were known as. And in all reality, it’s the girls fault! They were the trouble makers in Grundschlue, not me. I was just best friends with them, so I got in trouble for whatever they did.

We got accepted into different schools, basically. And since the twins never even gave to shits about whether or not they were going to go to college, they didn’t try to get into Gymnasium with Alexia and I. So while Lexie and I went off to Gymnasium, the twins went to Realschule. Thus ended the saga of The Terrible Trio. The girls never did straighten up their act of pulling pranks and causing complete havoc on the schools and streets, but I was causing havoc in my own way. Sure, they knew about it. But they never tried to stop me. In fact, they found it funny as all hell. I remember telling them the first time I ever slept with a teacher, my math teacher- Mr. Ackerman, they bowed to me. Honest to blog, bowed to me. Abbie told me she was in shock I had the balls to do it. Sonnie said I gave her an idea for something else- I told them I wanted nothing to do with it.

When Lexie wasn’t around, I still spent time with the twins. But they refused to be around me when I was around her. Which I suppose was well; because Lexie was the same way- she thought the twins were a bad influence on me. And who knows, maybe they were. But they never got called crazy and sent to a mental hospital.

Even though it was well known that both of the girls probably should be. At least, it was well known to me. I think that in another life the twins were responsible for the sinking of Atlantis, the death of all the dinosaurs, the ice-age, the ending of the ice-age, world war one, world war two, and any other bad thing you can think of. They’re just too good at hiding all their bad deeds. I remember hearing once about how the science lab in their school caught fire. No one ever found out how, or who did it. But when I saw the twins later that day, they were grinning evilly. Those two needed to be locked up.

I called them first thing when I got out; I wanted to see them again. Since my mom had a very bad opinion on them, she didn’t allow them to come see me at Willow Springs. Mom thought that they had gotten me into the start of my sexoholic-ness, I found that laughable. The twins were both virgins. Sonnie decided she was never going to have sex. Abbie decided that she was going to wait until she found someone she truly loved.

Pussy’s. But I still loved them with all I had. And I know they loved me. That’s why I had called them when I got out of the hospital. That’s how I ended up in the backseat of their car right now on my way back to the hospital. My mom wouldn’t take me back, Sonnie and Abbie happily agreed to it. Well, kinda happily. “Bill, I swear to fucking god that if you’re really dragging us all the way out here to see fucking Alexia-slut, then we’re going to murder you with our bare hands.” Sonnie warned me, looking over the seat and giving me a steady glare while Abbie drove.

“I agree with her one hundred percent, Billa.” Abbie said, oh big surprise there. The twins agree on something. “We knew it was only a matter of time that she was going to end up here. I mean sure, we knew you’d be in here too- we’re actually surprised we haven’t been dubbed crazy yet, but we knew she wouldn’t be out yet. And if you got our asses out of bed on a fucking Saturday to come see you shitty fake cousin, we’ll kill you. Simple as that.”

“Trust me, guys. It’s not to see Lexie. Actually, Lexie and I aren’t on speaking terms at the moment.” I told them, I could have laughed at how their faces lit up in identical grins and they had a silent conversation just by looking at each other. “We’re coming to see the boy who helped me get out of there.” I said softly, looking out the window. Sonnie instantly spun around in her seat demanding details, and I was sure had Abbie not been driving, she would have been doing the same thing. “His name is Tom. But I can’t tell you guys more then that. Other then the fact that I’m in love with him.”

Sonnie blanched at the same time as Abbie let out a loud, “Awwwwe!” So they weren’t the same on exactly everything. “Bill! That’s so sweet! Now I bet you waited to save yourself for him, don’t ya? See why I’m waiting now? But that doesn’t matter. How was he? Is he a good lay? Are we breaking him out. Oh! Sonnie! Something new and exciting for us!”

“Oooh! Can we Bill? Break him out, I mean.” Sonnie gave me a pleading look. I was glad they had forgotten about asking about me and Tom screwing. I doubt they would have believed me anyways. “It could be some of that fluffy romantic shit that Abbie always reads. Except way cooler, because we’re in it. Abbs, we’ve never broken someone out of something before! Think we can do it?”

“We can do anything. We’re amazing. That must be why Bill asked us to take him. He wanted to break Tom out and knew that we’re the only ones who could do it.” I stopped listening to them and looked back out the window. We were almost there and I was getting excited to finally see my Tomi again. I was hearing bits and pieces of their conversation, which somehow they were talking about Abbie punching out all of the guards while Sonnie took out everyone else with a sawed off shotgun. Sad thing is, I didn’t put it past them to have one of those in this car right now. “Bill, we’re here. So are we gonna do it?”

Abbie saying my name broke me out of my trance and I looked at them and shook my head, “Not this time.” They pouted over-dramatically, “I should clear it with Tom first.” They both perked up and I laughed.

“Yo, Billa. Are there usually coppers here? And are so many kids always outside? That seems kinda funny to me for a mental hospital. I mean, I thought maybe a few guards. But police? Seriously? Abbie, I’m not so sure about this breakout thing anymore.”

“I dunno either,” Abbie said, wrinkling her nose as she looked at the cop cars, “I mean, yeah, still totally worth it. But we’ll have to re-think the shotgun. We can’t let anyone know we have that. Maybe pepper spray to start out with?” Abbie offered and Sonnie nodded.

I was pretty much ignoring their revamping of their plans as I looked out the windows with wide eyes. Everyone was outside behind the gates. I mean, everyone. To add on top of that, there were two cop cars parked in front of the building. No, that wasn’t normal in the least bit. “You guys… stay in here for minute…” I told them, slipping out of the car and looking at the gates, almost instantly spotting one of the people I was looking for. Georg and Gustav were against it. Georg with his back to it and sitting on the ground, Gustav waving me over to him.

I frowned and quickly jogged over to him, linking my hands into the wires like he had done on the other side and I looked at him confusedly. “Gustav, what’s going on?” I asked him, a worried expression over my face. Had someone offed themselves or something? Had… had Tom? I didn’t see him anywhere.

“Breakout,” Gustav said with an almost longing sound in his voice. “First one ever, and no one knows how he did it.” I blinked a few times and Gustav answered my unasked question, “Tom. Sometime yesterday after his group with Lacy, he just… left. Poof! Disappeared. We know he didn’t hurt himself rather then leave because his Guitar is gone too. Georg said he had been acting off all day, but no one expected that! The police are looking around the building right now just to see if he’s hiding. But everyone here knows that he’s not pussy enough to hide. Tom’s gone.”

I paled an awful lot and my knuckles were white from how tightly I was holding onto the metal wires under my hands. “He’s gone and no one knows where he went?” I croaked out and Gustav nodded at me, “Gustav! He could be anywhere!” I screeched, my voice two octaves higher then usual. I saw a few of the others look at me, but I didn’t pay any attention to him, “Oh god, this is my fault,” I squealed, tears forming in my eyes. “I have to go find him!”

“Where are you even going to start, Bill? He’s got at least twenty-four hours on everyone. Just leave it up to the piggies. That’s their job, they’ll find Tom somewhere. Besides, you’d never be able to find him on your own. No one is that good.” Gustav told me with a nod, “No one here is too worried. Tom’s a tough kid, we all know that. He’s going to be fine.”

“Gustav, he hasn’t been outside these walls in five years! What if he’s lost? What if he’s hurt?” I was whimpering, nearly crying at this point. “Gustav, I have to know where he is. I have to find him.” I told him, shaking my head. “I love him, Gusti…”

Gustav frowned a little and nodded with a sigh, “Man… that sucks. Tom’s not an easy person to love.” I saw Georg shoot him a glare, but I ignored him and so did the drummer. “I still don’t think you should waste your time with looking for him, since he could be anywhere. But… if you’re really gonna do it, I wish you luck. And hey, come back here and at least let me know if you find him? He was my friend. I’m not going to lie; I am worried about him a tad bit. Especially since you just reminded me of that whole five years thing. But I still say you can’t do it alone. No one is that good, Bill Trumper. Even if they are in love.”

I nodded, not even saying anything before I ran back to the car where the twins were waiting for me to return and let them. “Bill!” I heard someone call and I skidded to a stop and spun on my heal as I saw Lacy running towards me and I whimpered again, stomping my foot impatiently. What did she want? Didn’t she realize she was wasting time I could be using to find Tom?! “Bill, I’m glad I caught you. I just got off the phone with your mom and she said you had left to come here a little while ago.” I nodded, tapping my foot impatiently, waiting for her to get on with whatever she had to say, “I suppose you already heard what happened judging by the look on your face?” I nodded again, getting frustrated with her. “So you had no idea Tom was going to try this?”

“First of all, he obviously didn’t just try it, he succeeded! And you dunderheads let him out and now he’s in danger!” I said, not caring if I was being rude or not. She wasn’t my boss anymore; I could be rude to her. I was already free and I had very pissy twin girls in the car waiting for me. “Number two, No, I didn’t he was going to do this or else I wouldn’t be here coming to see him. I’d be with him! Fucking hell, woman.” I said, tugging on strands of my long hair, “And ‘C’. Before you even ask, I have no idea where he is.” I said, my voice turning pouting and whimpering, “Lacy, I have to go. My friends are waiting for me in the car and… and I… I want to go home.” I told her, tears stinging in the corners of my eyes.

“You really care about Tom, don’t you, Bill?” She asked, and I nodded, wiping at my tears with the back of my hand, not caring that my make-up was smearing. “Go home, Bill. I let you know when we find him. Whatever you do, leave this up to the police. They’ll find him, honey. Don’t worry, okay?” I nodded again, turning quickly again and running the last few feet to the car and jumping in the backseat.

Sonnie and Abbie both instantly turned around in their seats and looked at me expectantly, when I said nothing, Sonnie looked worried. She gave Abbie a nod who started the car and Sonnie jumped in the back with me, wrapping her arms around me and I buried my head into her chest and cried. She shushed me, rubbing my back and telling me everything was going to be okay, even if she didn’t know what was going on. Even if she didn’t know, she was making me feel better. Especially at her last words, “Abbie and I will do anything to make it all better. Okay, Billa? Just stop crying.”

I looked up at her and she wiped her thumbs under my eyes to rid of my last fallen tears. “Anything?” I asked, and she nodded at me. I grinned at her and Sonnie’s eyes widened in excitement. “Okay,” I said, taking a deep breath to calm myself down. Gustav was right, I couldn’t do this alone. But if I had had two of the best master-criminal minds on my sides, I might have much more of a chance. Who better to catch a fucked up teenager then two even more fucked up teenagers? “The break out has to be canceled, as the boy we would be breaking out has already done so.”

Sonnie pouted and crossed her arms over her chest, “And how exactly has he managed to do that?” She huffed, leaning her back against the door, ignoring the fast pace that her sister was driving. We were all used to it by now. Abbie has been driving since we were twelve and sneaking out with their moms’ car. I told you they were crazy. Best part, her mom never knew. Something tells me that their mom really didn’t care either way.

I just shrugged in response to her question. “I don’t know how he did it. No one does. But here’s going to be the more fun part. We have to find him.” Sonnie gave me a look that I read easily. Why on earth would we want to find him? “Because, Sonnie. We’re going to find someone who doesn’t want to be found. How grand does that sound? He’s going to be hiding from absolutely everyone, because he wont want to be sent back there.”

“No thanks, helping someone by finding them doesn’t sound like much fun.” Sonnie said, sighing and crawling back over the seat to sit next to her sister, “Breaking someone out, I mean yeah. Lots of fun. But finding them? No. What do you think, Abbs?”

“I think it sounds like a pussy mission.” Abbie said with a shrug of her shoulder, “In all reality, Bill. Sonnie is right. What would be the fun of finding someone?”

I leaned back in my seat and just shrugged one of my shoulders. There is only one thing better then being the criminal mastermind. And that’s being able to manipulate the criminal masterminds. “I dunno. But I doubt you guys could do it anyways. I mean, Gustav was right. It should just be left up to the cops. They’ll be looking anyways. So I guess there really is no point in it. I guess you guys just aren’t as good as the cops.”

I saw the way they both tensed up in their seats and looked at one another when Abbie stopped at a red light. Abbie said and slumped her shoulders after a moment and Sonnie wrinkled her nose in distaste. “Fucking dick,” the lighter haired girl hissed at me, “You know we’re better then them.” She hissed at me, flipping her hair over shoulder, “Fine, we’ll do it. But not for you. Just so we can once again prove that we’re amazing.”

“And can do absolutely anything we say we’re going to do.” Abbie finished for her sister. I grinned and clapped my hands excitedly. “We need to know everything you know about this kid though. The first thing you do about finding someone…”

“…Is knowing them inside and out. Now, we know we won’t be able to get that in-depth into him. But you have to tell us what you know, Bill. Else this kids not going to be found.” Sonnie finished.

And thus story time began. We drove around for the next two hours while I told them everything I knew about Tom. By the time I was done, the girls were sure they knew where he was going to be. “Abbie, pull into the police station. Bill, come inside with me. There is one crucial thing we need to find out.”

“And we’re going to get it from cops? Sonnie, have you lost your mind?” I asked her, frowning as we started to get out of the car once Abbie parked.

Sonnie grinned at me and nodded, “It’s been suggested, now come with me. I’m going to need you if there’s a girl or a gay man behind the desk.” She said, tugging on my hand and dragging me into the station. To my relief, it was a guy, as straight as they come asking if he could help us. Sonnie flashed him a flirting smile, tucking the red streaks in the died blond hair behind her ears. “I think you can,” She said, her tone just as flirtatious as her smile was. Thank guy this guy was young, or else this would be really gross to watch. “My friend and I are doing a report for our school paper, you see, my dream is to be a famous journalist. And our assignment is to find an old article and rewrite it using the facts. But I can’t find the real facts anywhere.” She bit at her lip and tugged her hair between her fingers, “I was hoping maybe you’d be able to help me?”

“Sure, sweetie. What can I get for you?” Ugh, I was going to be sick. For someone who swore they were never going to have sex, she was sure good flirting to get what she wanted, because the cop was flirting back.

“There was death about… oh, I dunno, I think was like… seven, maybe eight years ago.” God I hated when she played dumb blond, it was gross, “His name was Jorg Kaulitz. All I can remember from the article I read before was that he died from alcohol poisoning. I can’t remember where though. And like I said, I need the facts. Please?”

Twenty minutes later, we were out of there with the name of Tom’s home town, and old street. Sonnie was good, I couldn’t lie. Even if it was disturbing on so many levels. “Okay so lets see… we’re in Itzehoe … so or next stop is… Stralsund… street… Ravensberger.” Sonnie grinned, “Dudes, we got a three and a half hour drive ahead of us. Abbie, stop at home to grab TomTom.”
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