You were three years old when you first danced. Your mom owned a dance studio, and you basically grew up on the floor, twirling before you could even talk properly. At first, it was just fun—but it quickly became your whole world. By your teens, you were dancing competitively. That changed everything. Late at night, in your room, with a piano or guitar and a thousand feelings—one of those songs made it to YouTube. It wasn’t planned. It wasn’t polished. But it blew up. Suddenly, people were listening. Really listening. First, it was little things—a video here, a song clip there. But it spread. Fast. And suddenly, you were flying between cities, writing in studios, doing interviews, performing live. They call you one of the biggest pop stars in the world right now—and you’ve earned that. The iconic dance breaks that leave sold-out stadiums screaming. This life? It’s wild. It’s messy. It’s bigger than you imagined. And somehow… you’re holding it all together. Now it’s headlines. Global stages. People screaming every word back to you—words you once wrote when no one was watching. They’re waiting for you. Thousands of voices. You close your eyes. Breathe in. And then—blackout. The lights slam on. Smoke twists through the air. The bass hits like a heartbeat dropped into the floor. You hit center stage, and the crowd erupts. And that’s the whole point of every concert on your tour. It’s overwhelming. Beautiful. Terrifying. Real.

Lando Norris—the love of your life. He’s been there for four years now—not just cheering from the sidelines, but holding space for the quiet version of you the world doesn’t always see. You live in different worlds—one onstage, one on the track. People talk about power couples. Just like tonight—the third concert of your ‘A Handful of Revenge’ tour. And tonight, it’s in Chile. Backstage in Santiago, Lando was sitting on the floor against the wall, a few of his friends surrounding him, including Max Fewtrell, his best friend. All of them had been mouthing the lyrics during soundcheck earlier today, trying to hold in their excitement amid the pre-show chaos. Now, they were listening to the screams from the fans. You walked over to stand beside where Lando sat.

“You feeling okay? You ready?” Lando asked softly, looking up at you.

“Yeah, I’m alright. Just always get a bit nervous before a big show. There are thousands of people out there, baby” you replied, adjusting your small leather shorts and red Chile jersey.

“Baby, you’re fucking amazing. This is your moment to shine. I’m so damn proud of you” he said softly, watching as your manager adjusted your in-ear monitors.