A small smirk appeared on Bliss’ face as she watched him scan the stage. “If I wasn’t familiar with Fall Out Boy I don’t think I’d be classified as a normal human. Of course I know them.” She spoke standing up. She gently flicked her head to the left, sending the hair in her face flying away. She held her guitar gently, quickly slinging it over her shoulder. She began to play the first chords, then glanced to him with a grin.

Her fingers ran fluidly as she began to play the song. She looked ‘round the stage for a moment, watching the surroundings spin. She cursed under her breath, not another dizzy spell, not now. She quickly glanced to Conner, worry deep within her eyes before she fell to her knees. One hand drew to her head, her palm gently upon her forehead. “Sorry….I couldn’t finish the song…Another dizzy spell…Second today to be exact.”

Bliss looked up to Conner, trying to figure out if this was normal. Her gaze fell around the theatre, making sure her surroundings had stopped spinning. "I wish I could say this was normal…but It's not at all. I can't figure out what's wrong. Before I ran out of the door this morning I started getting dizzy and fell over, but then I jumped back up and was fine. The weather seems normal, and I…I just don’t know. I feel fine again." She spoke with a gentle tone. Her pale hand slowly fell on his, as she smiled. "As I said, I'm fine now. You don't need to hold on, I wont fall again. And if you took me to the infirmary, I'm sure Riley would have a heart attack and then try to kill you." Her voice gently rang from her vocals. She tried to trace back to the day before, to find what could be making her dizzy.

Nothing, and that was all she could think of. She had a headache yesterday, but that was normal after playing guitar for two hours. She sighed gently, trying to not trigger another dizzy spell. She slowly took her guitar from over her shoulder and rested it against the ground, wishing it no further damage then it had taken when she fell. Her blonde bangs fell in front of her eye, though she had no wish to brush them away. She was simply hiding behind her hair the best she could, as she thought of what was wrong.