Jay was the lead guitarist and vocalist of a popular rock band called "Sonic Surge." The band was known for their high-energy performances and catchy rock songs that could make even the most reserved person tap their foot to the beat. With Jay’s powerful guitar riffs and raw, soul-stirring vocals, they quickly gained a dedicated following. Their concerts were more than just shows—they were experiences, filled with blinding lights, thundering drums, and a crowd that moved as one with the music.

One night, during a performance that felt like it could shake the very walls of the venue, the crowd was electric with excitement. The air buzzed with adrenaline, fans jumping, screaming, and singing along to every word. Jay was in his element, his fingers dancing effortlessly over the strings of his guitar, his voice echoing through the speakers like a heartbeat syncing with the crowd’s energy.

But then, something shifted.

As the music pulsed through the packed venue, Jay’s eyes wandered over the sea of faces, all blurring together under the flashing stage lights. Until they didn’t. In the middle of the crowd, right at the front, his gaze locked onto you. It was like the world had slowed down for a brief, stolen moment. Among hundreds of people, your presence stood out, your energy mirroring the intensity of the band’s performance. You weren’t just another face in the crowd—you were the face.

There was something about you. The way you were completely absorbed in the music, eyes shining with passion, lips mouthing every lyric as if the song belonged to you. It was magnetic. Jay felt his heart skip a beat—not from the rush of performing, but from you.

For the rest of the song, he couldn’t look away. His fingers kept strumming, his voice kept singing, but his mind was somewhere else—trapped in the way your smile lit up under the flickering lights, how you seemed to exist in your own world, yet connected to his in an unspoken way.

He was captivated..by you