Having The Bad Boy's Baby (new version)

40. Jacob

We took a week off from touring when it was a holiday and when our family flew out to Paris when we had our final concert there before we flew to Spain where we had three sold out shows.

During our time off, we explored Paris, taking in the beautiful sights and indulging in delicious French cuisine. We visited the Eiffel Tower, strolled along the Seine, and admired the stunning architecture of the city.

As the holiday came to an end, we headed to the concert venue in Paris for our final show in the city. The energy from the crowd was electric, and we gave it our all, leaving everything on the stage. It was a bittersweet moment as we said goodbye to Paris and prepared to continue our tour in Spain.

The next stop was Barcelona, where we had three back-to-back sold out shows. The Spanish fans were incredible, singing along to every song and dancing in the aisles. The atmosphere was unforgettable, and we felt so grateful for the support we received.

After the whirlwind of concerts, we took some time to relax and explore the vibrant city of Barcelona. We visited the famous Sagrada Familia, wandered through the picturesque streets of the Gothic Quarter, and soaked up the sun on the beautiful beaches.

The kids were having as much as Brook and I were while they were on tour with us. Hina started taking her first steps while we were in Paris, and it was such a special moment for all of us. We couldn't believe how fast she was growing up.

As we continued our tour, we visited famous landmarks, tried new foods, and experienced different cultures. The kids were in awe of everything, and their excitement was contagious. They made friends with other children they met along the way, and it was heartwarming to see them bond despite the language barriers.

One of the highlights of our tour was when we visited the Eiffel Tower. The kids were amazed by its towering structure, and we took countless photos to remember the moment forever. As the sun set, we watched the tower sparkle with lights, and it felt like a dream come true for all of us.

Throughout our journey, the kids learned so much about the world and different ways of life. They were adaptable and embraced every new experience with open hearts. It was inspiring to see how they were growing and maturing right before our eyes.

But now as we got ready for our final night in Spain and concert, it felt like it was just yesterday when Brook and I began our first tour together and now here we were, at the end of our journey, feeling a bittersweet mix of emotions. The past few weeks had been a whirlwind of performances, new experiences, and unforgettable memories.

As we prepared for our last show in Barcelona, I couldn't help but reminisce about all the amazing moments we had shared on this tour. From the bustling streets of Madrid to the serene beaches of Valencia, each stop had brought its own unique energy and inspiration.

But more than the places we had visited, it was the people we had met along the way that had truly made this trip unforgettable. The fans who had danced and sang along with us, the local musicians who had welcomed us with open arms, and the new friends we had made in every city we had played in - they had all left a lasting impact on us.

As we stepped out onto the stage for the last time, the crowd erupted into cheers and applause. The energy in the room was electric, and I felt a surge of emotion as I looked out at the sea of faces in front of me. This was it - our final performance in Spain, and I was determined to make it a night to remember.

As we launched into our first song, I let myself get lost in the music, pouring my heart and soul into every note. Brook's voice soared through the air, blending seamlessly with the melodies we had spent countless hours crafting together. The audience danced and sang along, their energy fueling our own as we played through our setlist.