LizzyJackson-Davenport

"Oh don't worry. Remember I've got a black belt in three types of martial arts and I can play the FBI card." Lizzy smiles. "Don't worry I'll be fine."

"Daisy it's not your fault. Walker took advantage of you and I'm gonna go make him see some sense." Lizzy says angrily.

"Oh Daisy..." Lizzy says covering her mouth with her hand. "I had no idea."

"I'm sorry doll. I didn't mean it that way." Walker answers. Then they sit and talk for hours.

"Well that's not right. I guess it's his loss then. Leaving a pretty girl like you on your own." Walker says.

"Walker and this is my partner Trivette. What brings a pretty girl like yourself down here?" Walker asks.

They walk up to the counter and take a seat next to her ordering something to drink.

"As long as you're alright with it Daisy." Lizzy says.

"Why does it bug you?" Lizzy asks.

"What's wrong?" Lizzy asks.

"Jeb." Lizzy hisses seeing the look on Daisy's face. Jeb nods and picks up Heather. "Why don't we go see your Uncle Bo." Jeb whispers. Lizzy slowly takes Vidalia from Daisy and after putting her down Lizzy slides into bed with Daisy. "Daisy, baby please look at me." Lizzy says.

"It ain't gonna happen. Not until she's like 50." Jeb says. "Funny. When it comes to the woman they love they'll do anything to kiss her but when it comes to their daughter it's never ever." Lizzy says.

"One day you'll understand why boys cooties aren't so bad." Lizzy says.

Jeb pulls Lizzy against him and she lets out a soft gasp. Jeb takes the opportunity and kisses her softly only stopping at Heather's wince. "Mommy, make him stop, boys have cooties." Lizzy rolls her eyes but pulls away.

"Some more so than others." Lizzy says. "And that's what makes you that much more attractive to me." Jeb answers laying Rachelle in her bed. Lizzy smirks then smiles at Daisy.

"You know me. Most of the time my mouth works faster than my head." Lizzy says.

"But surely something that cute couldn't hurt that much." Heather says. "Heather Daisy. You're six years old, give it another ten years then ask that question." Lizzy snaps. "I'm sorry Mommy. Between you and me Aunt Daisy I think Mommy and Daddy should have another kid." Heather whispers conspiratorially.

Heather wrinkles her nose and makes a face. "But she's so cute."

"Having twins." Heather says. "Heather..." Lizzy says then shakes her head. "She asks everyone who has kids that question."

"Hi. What's it like?" Heather asks.

"I am too baby." Lizzy says. "Mommy? Can I have a little brother or sister?" Heather asks. "Maybe one day baby." Lizzy answers. "Why don't you go say hi to your Aunt Daisy and cousin Vidalia. But be gentle." Heather nods and slowly walks to Daisy and climbs up on the bed.

"I know that but sometimes I just don't think it's worth it." Lizzy says. "But it is Mommy. I get it. I know you're not home a lot and I know you have to work a lot but Uncle Earl explained it. You're working so much to give me a better future. One you can't guarantee I'll have if you don't work. I know you love me and I know you want to protect me. You put bad guys away and for that I thank you. I do miss you sometimes but I know that the world is safer with you doing your job." Heather says. "Oh baby." Lizzy says handing Rachelle to Jeb and dropping to her knees to hug her daughter.

"But really Daisy. The amount of time I'm at home adds up to about three days a week, if that. If it wasn't for my cousin Earl I wouldn't know where I'd be or...God know how I'd raise her if it wasn't for him. Sometimes I ask myself if it's even worth it. Is it worth being an FBI agent if I'm never home for her." Lizzy says.

"When I had Heather it wasn't easy. There were so many problems the doctors gave her two weeks at most. Now I have a seven year old and I've missed so much of her childhood. It makes me wonder if I really am fit to be her mother." Lizzy says.

"I'm sure Jeb would help out given the chance. But sometimes I worry." Lizzy says.