Shawn carried the baby carrier with little 2 month old Jake sleeping peacefully inside in one hand while the other pulled a suitcase along into the hotel they were staying at. Camila was holding 5 year old Sophia's hand, or she was until she accidentally let go when the paparazzi began to get too close and she lost contact with her eldest daughter. And that's where Sophia was now, standing alone in the large crowd in her light pink jumper with a white rose imprinted on the front and her leggings with white shoes. She held on close to her stuffed bunny that her dad gave her when she was younger, not wanting to loose it.

"Mummy?! Daddy?!" She tried calling out.

She then tried again and again until she realised they couldn't hear her.

So she turned around and saw a group of girls who all looked nice so she went over to them.

"Excuse me?" She said politely, and gently pulling the girls jumper. The girl looked down and frowned before crouching down to Sophia's height.

"Are you okay?" The girl asked.

"Can you help me find my mummy and daddy? Everyone started pushing and I lost them. I really need to find them."

"Of course, Were they going into the hotel? I'm Emily by the way"

"Yeah we were staying in the hotel so my daddy can record his music. My names Sophia"

"That's a very pretty name, come on I'll help you find your parents" Emily said before holding Sophia's hand and when the other fans realised who she was they began to keep the paparazzi back away from her so she could have space.

"Sophia?!" They heard in the distance.

So they sped up a bit after hearing how panicked he sounded.

"Daddy!" Sophia yelled out happily when she saw her dad at the entrance of the hotel. He spun around quickly and sighed relived before crouching down to Sophia.

"Are you okay? Are you hurt, I'm so sorry baby" he rushed

"I'm fine daddy, Emily helped me find my way back to you" she said as she was scooped up in Shawn's arms. Shawn looked up before thanking the young girl and then taking his daughter inside the hotel, relieved that she was okay.