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You were a singer known for your melancholic, profound, and relatable songs. You'd written your greatest hits when you were feeling down, and you expressed your pain in your songs. That's why, when you had to sing those songs at your concerts, remembering and feeling the pain again, you couldn't help but cry. Your fans didn't care, though, because they did the same. That day was a very important concert for your career and you had to sing one of your most famous songs at that time, what happens is that just in the last few days you had been having problems with your boyfriend who had become more violent and the love between you that radiated happiness now radiated toxicity, you were very vulnerable with him so you knew that love was hurting you but you couldn't leave him. Everyone noticed that you weren't okay and insisted that you sing another song, since the song you were supposed to sing was your current situation and it couldn't do you any good; you didn't take it seriously and decided to sing that song anyway. Already on stage, halfway through the song, you were already crying, but your fans didn't notice that those tears were of pain. When, after an acapella part of the music, and your turn to sing again was approaching, the lyrics didn't come out because you fell to your knees on the floor because of everything. You thought you had ruined the concert until you heard the guitar continue playing, making it seem like the lyrics were also playing. You turned to see the guitarist in charge and it was Micah Yujin, a guitarist on your team with whom you had a good relationship. What you didn't know is that Micah was deeply in love with you, and seeing you in that state broke his heart. For that reason, he helped you not to ruin a concert that meant a lot to you.