LizzyJackson-Davenport

"Daisy, baby Lydia is my grandbaby but...maybe it wasn't meant to be. It's not your fault if something happens to her it is all in God's hands now and we just have to pray that he wants Lydia to remain here." Rosco says.

"Daisy you don't honestly believe that do you?" Rosco asks.

"So what now?" Luke asks.

"So...How is everything between you and Enos?" Lizzy asks looking at Daisy.

"I really hope you're wrong Daisy, but the least we can do is try to protect them if Walker does try and come after her." Luke says.

Lizzy was sitting in Daisy's room as well when Rosco walked in. She was trying to reassure Daisy that everything will be ok.

Two hours later Enos sighs. "We don't really have a choice Daisy. Without the surgery the doctors say there's a two percent chance she'll make it. With the surgery they say she has a twenty percent chance. To me twenty percent sounds a lot better than two percent. But it's up to you." Enos says.

"Two hours at most." The doctor answers.

"Then it wasn't meant to be. You have to leave it in god's hands that it will work out." Lizzy answers.

"Yeah but there's a better chance this surgery could work." Lizzy says.

Lizzy looks at him biting her lip.

"Daisy please, without this surgery it'll be worse. Please let them try." Lizzy begs.

"God, why can't a doctor explain these things?" Lizzy mutters as Lydia lets out a few small coughs. "Do you hear her? Luke says the doctors have diagnosed Lydia with a lung infection. The only cure is a fairly complex surgery that has rarely been done on newborns. They're not sure that she'll survive it but without it they've given her less of a chance to survive."

"Of course this one doesn't but you'll need to sign some forms." Lizzy says.

"And you trust my decisions don't you?" Lizzy asks.

Lizzy smiles and leaves the room to find Daisy's now only holding the small family. "Daisy we've always been best friends right?" Lizzy says sitting on Daisy's bed.

"I guess not...Alright you win. I'll go." Lizzy says standing then slowly lowering Matt into Luke's arms. "I love you."

"I have no doubt about that Luke but part of me doesn't want to miss a thing with Matt." Lizzy sighs.

"I want to see her but...I can't bring myself to leave my baby boy." Lizzy says.

"Have they talked to Daisy?" Lizzy asks.

"Isn't there something they can do for her?" Lizzy asks.

"What's wrong Luke?" Lizzy asks looking up at him.

Lizzy nods and goes in slowly picking Matt up and carefully holding him as she sits in a rocker near his crib. When his eyes open to look at her she smiles and feels a presence behind her.

"A week?" Lizzy asks. "Can I go hold him?"

"When can I take my son home?" Lizzy asks.