LizzyJackson-Davenport

"What happened between you and him when I wasn't at Tom's for a few days?" Lizzy asks.

"Have you talked to my father since I was released from the hospital?" Lizzy asks.

"I can not tell you how happy that makes me." Lizzy says rushing into his arms. "The fact that you're willing to wait until I'm comfortable with everything means that it's not all about this baby and that it's about me too. I love you for that."

"And if I'm happy not being married to you? You won't force the issue?" Lizzy asks.

"That's all you want?" Lizzy asks.

"I want to know exactly what you want." Lizzy says.

"Even if that means we're not married?" Lizzy asks.

"I want to know what your intentions for this baby are." Lizzy says.

"I'm glad you like it." Lizzy says.

"Bo can we talk for a moment? Outside?" Lizzy asks.

"Isn't this great Daisy?" Lizzy asks.

"Oh...don't you mean four?" Lizzy asks resting a hand over her still growing stomach.

'How did I get so lucky?' Lizzy wanders to herself.

"Er uh...hi guys." Lizzy says shyly.

"Bo do me a favor and thank him again for all this. I just...it's hard to believe he is so nice." Lizzy says.

"Alright inside it is." Lizzy says.

Lizzy blushes and Bo looks back at the stage. He grins seeing everything set up and then flips his mike back on. "I would like everyone to put your hands together for the man who made this all possible, please welcome to the stage the one and only JACK INGRAM!" Bo calls out before flipping off his mike and taking Lizzy's seat. Lizzy looks at him for a moment then sits down in his lap and gets comfortable.

As Bo finishes he puts the guitar aside and steps down off the stage. "I'm so sorry about everything lately and I know you worry. I really should be more careful about what I do and when I do it." Bo says hanging his head. "Oh Bo...It's not your fault I shouldn't have blown up like that. You love our daughters and you just want them to have fun with their dad. The most important thing is that I love you and that will never change." Lizzy says.

"What do you want to do Daisy?" Lizzy asks curiously.

"I guess. Have you seen them today?" Lizzy asks.

"I feel that way sometimes." Lizzy answers.

Seeing the look on Lizzy's face Bo smiles softly. "About 10 months ago my wife and I got into a serious fight. Seriously stupid. I don't even remember what the fight was about to be honest but I remember her telling me to get out. Of course our middle daughter was still just a baby and not sleeping through the night. To make a long story short we were running low on sleep and high on emotions so I did just that but when I came back I wrote this song. Well not really. My wife wrote this song even though it was mainly just her feelings and I turned it into a song. Everyone who has been at my previous shows will know the lyrics as it hasn't been officially released to radio yet. What I want from all of you who have followed me across the country is complete and utter silence." When he hears approval from the crowd he nods and sits on the edge of the stage letting the lights dim behind him and a single spot light to fall on him. "This song is called You're the last thing I need tonight and it goes to my wife." Then he plays the song occasionally glancing directly at Lizzy.

Lizzy smiled then looked at Uncle Jesse seriously. "How are Bo and Enos doing really?" Lizzy asks.

"Yeah me neither." Lizzy says. Soon they find their seats and Bo's agent comes on the stage and announces the program. Then Bo came out and performed. Right before he closed out his show he took an acoustic guitar from a stage hand and walked to the edge of the stage.

"The first two I figured." Lizzy says laughing. "But Rosco's mind? Maybe because he missed chasing us across the county."