You could hear your fans in the arena singing along to your songs on the playlist you have set up to play each night before your show starts, as well as them chanting your name.

Your heart is pounding against your chest as you feel the adrenaline rushing through your veins.

You can't wait to go out there and perform for your fans, who you love just as much as they love you.

You made sure that your in-ears were secure as your stylist ensured that your outfit was on perfectly.

You're always so impatient and excited to go on stage and perform each night.

You swear that this last month spent on tour has been full of the greatest days of your life as you soak in every second of traveling the world and performing for your fans, even though you're far away from your family and friends.

However, tonight you've got someone special in the crowd.

Five special someone's actually.

Your girlfriend Ryujin and the girls, aka your four best friends.

They're sitting in the very front row, just as excited to see you perform as all of your fans are.

It's making you even more excited to go out there.

And, finally, after making sure that everything was perfect and you were ready to go, you got the cue that it was time to take your place.

As the intro began, you took a couple of sips of water and then took a deep breath before your mic was handed to you.

The screams in the arena got even louder and everyone, including the girls, all got on their feet and started to cheer at the top of their lungs for you.

You raised your mic to your lips and started to sing and everyone began to excitedly sing along with you, especially your biggest fans standing proudly in the front row.

The only bad thing about being a performer is, sadly, the show goes by so much faster.

It's two hours long yet it never feels that long.

When the two hours are gone and the show comes to an end each night, you always feel as though you just walked out on the stage and you're supposed to be singing the other songs from your setlist.

So it was no surprise that after an hour went by, it had only felt like you'd just started.

Especially considering the fact that this crowd tonight was more energetic than ever.

"Thank you so much for coming to see me tonight!" You spoke into the mic, grinning from ear to ear as your fans screamed loudly in response.

You looked at Ryujin, who pulled her phone out to snap a few pictures to proudly post later, just to brag about how amazing you are.

Lia has had her phone out for the last few minutes, taking photos and videos of you living out your dream.

Because, as one of your best friends, she, too, feels that pride that everyone close to you feels every time you get to perform passionately and shine brightly.

"Are you ready for the next song?"

Your fans cheered louder than before in response and it caused a laugh to fall from your lips and Ryujin swore that the photo she took at that second would be her new lock screen.

You started your next song, your backup dancers all getting behind you once more as you gave this song your all since it happened to be one of your favorites.

However, you ended up moving the wrong way and when you did, you were met with an awful pain in your ankle.

You fell to the ground and everyone in the crowd started to panic as they watched the scary sight.

A couple of your staff members rushed on stage, kneeling beside you as they glanced at your ankle and looked you over.

"Is she okay?" Chaeryeong worriedly asked as she and the other girls all looked at Ryujin in fear.

"Y/N?" Ryujin spoke, making her way up the stage.

At first, security attempted to stop her, but once they realized who she was they quickly let her join you on stage.

"Baby, what's the matter?" She asked as she ran her hand across your back.

"I don't know but my ankle hurts." You said and winced from the pain.

"We have to get her backstage. A medic will look her over there." One of the members of your staff said.

"I'll help," Ryujin said as she stood up and helped you do the same.

As she walked with you, she made sure that you kept the pressure off of your ankle as she and one of the members of your staff helped you, too.

The other one, however, quickly grabbed your mic and started to explain the situation to your fans and the girls in the front row.

"Y/N has an injury to her ankle. She's getting examined right now. Please, be patient and someone will be back to update you all with some information on what will happen during the rest of the show."

The girls all looked at each other in concern, knowing firsthand that an ankle injury isn't easy to perform with.

"I hope she'll be okay," Yuna said as her heart dropped.

"I'm sure Ryujin will tell us what's going on. Let's try and stay positive, for Y/N's sake," Yeji encouraged and the girls quickly nodded in agreement, trying to stay strong and positive for you.

Meanwhile, backstage, Ryujin held your hand as she sat close to you, watching with worried eyes as the medic looked over your ankle.

"Is she okay?" She asked as she sank her teeth into her lip. "Is it serious?"

"I don't think it's a fracture or a break. But I don't think it's a simple sprain, either. If I had to say, I think you've got a torn muscle or tendon."

You groaned as you buried your face in your hands.

The pain wasn't the thing that was causing you the most distress but, rather, the pressure you felt about going back out to perform for your fans.

"Can I still perform?"

"It's possible that you could but right now, I think it wouldn't be a good idea. I think you should go to a hospital, just to be sure."

You felt tears sting your eyes.

The thought of not getting to finish your show broke your heart, especially considering that your fans meant everything to you and you know that they've been waiting so patiently for you to get here tonight.

"You don't have to be on a plane to go to the next stop on this tour for two days. Maybe you can reschedule." Ryujin said as she squeezed your hand. "It's possible that you could sit and perform, just not do your routines with it. I know that's a huge part of your shows, but it's better than nothing."

You put your head on her shoulder, finding comfort through the pain in your ankle and the ache in your heart as she continued to hold your hand.

"I know it's not easy but these things happen. It's best to go get it checked out at the hospital and then we can see if you can do another show here tomorrow or in a few weeks."

You looked at her with sad, tearful eyes.

"I love my fans so much though. I don't want to let them down. I was only halfway through the show." You sniffled.

"You won't let anyone down. I'll be right by your side while you get checked out. In order to put on your best show, you have to be at your best and you're injured. There's no way that you can get back out on that stage tonight. Let's get your ankle taken care of and we'll figure everything else out from there."

You knew she was right.

So you hung your head and then nodded in agreement.

A staff member promised she'd go out and explain the situation to your fans while Ryujin helped you up, promising she'd hold your hand the entire time you got your ankle checked.

She knows that this was a hard choice for you to make but it was the right one.

She knew you felt terrible but your health and well-being come first and she also knows that your fans would agree with that.

They'd understand and whenever you come back to redo the show, whether that's tomorrow or three months from now, your fans will still show up for you.

Because they love you, almost as much as she does.