LizzyJackson-Davenport

"Here's the news...Good news none of the other three are carriers. Bad news is, your kids still can get it." The doctor says.

The doctor walks in and sighs. "I have good news and bad news what do you want first?" He asks.

"Of course I know that." Luke says.

"That's nice of you but he's got to wake up first." Luke says.

Micheal just grinned.

"I'm sure he'll wake up Julie. Remember that time Daisy pushed him off the barn? He was out for a full day." Luke says.

"I'm not sure it had anything to do with you Julie." Luke says softly.

Luke nods to Enos then leaves the room. "Julie...?" Luke says.

"I know, I'm just hoping Lizzy's gonna stick to her promise of not leaving here." Luke says.

"I can't either." Luke sighs.

"Yeah I know. That's why the sooner he wakes up the better." Luke sighs.

"Even though we both know he wouldn't want them sleeping here." Luke says.

"Now this is devotion." Luke says softly.

Lizzy also felt like crying but knew it wouldn't do any good and she felt to drained to hold the tears back if they came.

"The car flipped a couple times they think he hit his head." The nurse says. Lizzy doesn't move her gaze from Bo's face but she does feel him squeeze her hand. Unfortunately that's the only reaction she gets.

"Of course he is but they're gonna make sure he stays there." Lizzy says.

"Alright." Enos says.

"It'll be alright Daisy. The FBI is gonna get him." Lizzy says looking at the tv.

"She loves him Daisy, and I have a feeling she's not going anywhere until he wakes up." Enos says. "You're brother is still unconscious." The nurse says to Julie.

"His hands are always warm." Lizzy says absently.

Lizzy takes Bo's hand in hers and sighs. "His hands are still warm." Lizzy says.

"I hope it's that quick this time." Lizzy says. (P.S. wasn't Julie in a different room?)

"Maybe a little irritated but not angry. There's nothing you could do to stop it." Luke says. "Didn't he hit his head?" Lizzy asks.

"I hope you're right Daisy." Lizzy says.

Lizzy opens her mouth to argue but sensing the foolishness of the idea she rests her chin on her knees and sits silently watching Bo.