More Adventures Than What Happened in London!
On Thursday, Michael left the hotel at 12:00 p.m. with his children. Fans had no idea where he was going until one of the hotel officials handed one of them a small slip of paper. The note said: “Prince Edward Theatre at 2:30 p.m. Michael Jackson.” They didn’t know exactly what the writing meant, but the hotel staff told them that Michael had given it to them. He wants you to be there. They rushed to get to the place before Michael. Besides them, many other foreign fans who had figured it out were also there.
Finally, Michael’s car appeared. He stopped in front of the theatre, and then the bodyguards tried to create a small passage through the crowd so that he and his children could enter the theatre. After a lot of effort—and with help from some fans—they pushed the front row back and Michael and his children quickly got inside the theatre.
All the theatre doors closed immediately, and none of the fans managed to see anything. Everyone began to disperse in disappointment when suddenly one member of Michael’s team came out and brought about eight fans into the theatre hall. They had reserved seats for these eight people in advance, and they sat at a very short distance from Michael and his children. His beautiful children didn’t wear masks, and each of them had a special resemblance to Michael—especially Blanket. Throughout the show, Michael kept talking to them and kissing their foreheads. He clapped along with the theatre music, sometimes loudly and sometimes softly; he nodded his head and even slammed his foot on the ground.
Between the two halves of the show, he and the children stood up to leave the hall, and people—who had just realized Michael Jackson was sitting among them—kept saying, “Michael Jackson is here! Oh my God!!!”
