LizzyJackson-Davenport

Lizzy nods and kisses his cheek. "Thanks Bo." Lizzy says. Then she tells the writer that they'll do it and they get back to work.

"Everything alright?" Lizzy asks.

"Are you sure? I want to make sure you're totally ok with this before I agree to it." Lizzy says. "If there's even a tiny bit of doubt we'll work it out before we do anything."

"What's wrong?" Lizzy asks noticing everyone else in the room has given them a chance at a little bit of privacy.

"Death, divorce, adjustment...what do you think Bo?" Lizzy asks.

"No that's a good idea. If this guy, this business man were to die and leave no living relatives then the child would have to go back to Lizzy. That's a really good idea. That's how it could start too. We'll have Belle show up with the executor of the man's will and Lizzy would have to tell Daisy about what happened." The producer says. "Good job little man." "What do you think?" The director asks.

"What if the dude dies?" Dean asks. Lizzy stares at him for a few moments.

"Go on I like you're thinking." Lizzy says. "Well...you've already said know to the non-married part so...Lizzy and Belle's father were married, whirlwind marriage and then a quick honeymoon. Nine months later they have Belle...What if...something goes terribly wrong? For some reason he leaves Lizzy and takes Belle because he...he doesn't like the atmosphere of the bar and Lizzy working there so he decides she can keep the house if he keeps the kid. Now why did Lizzy have to take the kid in?" The writer says half muttering to himself.

"What if for some reason Lizzy had to take Belle in?" The producer asks.

"She looks too much like Lizzy. If you're gonna use Belle as the little girl you have to have her as Lizzy's daughter some how. You guys have seen Belle she looks a lot like Lizzy." Bo says.

"Oh, yeah that's upsetting." Bo says. "Let's get back to business here. What about adoption?" The director asks.

"You alright there kiddo?" Bo asks.

"You guys get paid for all this fancy ideas, come up with something and then we'll see if we like it." Lizzy says.

"It's alright, we're just trying to spit ball some ideas of how to introduce Belle's character." The director says. "Do you have any?"

Soon they are in talking to the writer, director, and a producer. "I'm sorry guys but Bo's said no, and Daisy's said no so I can't do it. It's sending the wrong message and I can't put my family through this. My seven year old daughter, five year old nieces, four year old niece and ten year old nephew watch this show and it's not something I want to discuss with them quite yet and if I'm not ready too the same must go for at least a ton of our viewers. I will not let this show lose it's viewers. It's a good idea to incorporate Belle into the show but we have to do it some other way." Lizzy explains. "But how?" The writer asks.

"Probably Daisy, thank you Bo." Lizzy says.

"Hmmm, Alright. I think it'll be alright to take Sara and Belle down to the studio. I want you there when I talk to the writer." Lizzy says to Bo.

"Alright, Daisy do you have to film tomorrow?" Lizzy asks.

"That doesn't answer his question Daisy." Bo says. "I think you've made your point Bo. It's not a topic I'm ready to cover so we'll work with the writers to come up with something. Do you really have that much of a problem with Belle being in the show?" Lizzy says finally.

"You're right it's a TV show but that doesn't stop people from going nuts about it. What if Dean were to ask about premarital sex and why it's so bad. How would you answer him?" Bo asks.

"Well sure but that doesn't mean they're ready to deal with this sensitive of a subject just yet. Families across the nation watch this show and maybe teenagers and young adults will understand the...dangers of doing it before they're married but it's gonna confuse nine and ten year old's." Bo says.

All three sit down and none notice Belle in the doorway. "Look Daisy, Lizzy, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have pushed you like that it's just...I've seen how some people react to TV shows and how somethings get pushed to the extremes. Hanks of Danger is a show the entire family can watch together and it's too sensitive a topic for little kids to deal with. What if Amili or Kara or Belle saw something like that on the TV and asked about it? It's not something you're prepared to deal with and I didn't want you to have to. There has to be some kind of compromise, death, divorce you can handle both but not something like this." Bo says.