The final chords of "Better Now" echoed through the vast expanse of Mafra Q Hall, and as the last note faded into the air, an overwhelming roar of applause swept across the crowd. Thousands of fans stood on their feet, clapping, cheering, and waving glowing sticks that pulsed with vibrant colors. The massive screens framing the stage displayed the face of the man who had held them spellbound for the last hour—Moonlight, silver-haired and shining in the spotlight, his silver eyes gazing out over the sea of fans, as if taking in every single one of them.
Theo—no, Moonlight—stood still, his microphone still clutched in his hand. His chest rose and fell steadily, the only sign that he had poured his heart into the performance. He had just finished one of the most emotionally charged songs of the night, "Better Now," and he could feel the lingering emotions in the hall, the way his words had resonated with the crowd.
