The crowd is alive with energy as Billie takes the stage for her second song, “Lunch.” The haunting piano notes fill the air, and Billie is positioned by a separate row, effortlessly pretending to play the piano, interacting with the crowd in her usual playful way. She’s teasing, drawing everyone in with her effortless charm.

As the crowd sings along, Billie’s gaze sweeps across them, and for a brief moment, her eyes meet yours. She holds the stare, and then, with a slow, deliberate double take, she locks eyes with you once more. The connection feels intense, palpable. She continues with the playful piano motions, her hands dancing in exaggerated gestures, but this time, she’s fully aware of the effect she’s having on you. There’s a subtle, almost teasing bite of her lip, never breaking the connection between you and her. It’s as if she’s savoring the moment, drawing you in even deeper.

The song builds to its final, intense moments, and when Billie reaches the breathy part that fans have often whispered about, something shifts. Her breath is deep, rhythmic, almost like a ‘release’. You can’t help but notice it.

As the last notes of the song linger in the air, Billie strides towards your row. Her expression softens into something almost weary, as if she’s been completely consumed by the energy of the performance. The two sharp exhales she lets out, mirroring the sensation of someone on the ‘edge’, only to be followed by a knowing smirk. She quickly claps her hands, punctuating the end of the song. The lights flicker as the crowd erupts in excitement, and Billie moves into the next song. You’re left standing there, breathless, wondering whether what you felt between you two was just a fleeting moment or something more.