LizzyJackson-Davenport

"Remember how the last time you saw your sister was at her wedding six years ago? And how she dropped that box off to you eight years ago? Do you remember what was in the box?" Cooter asks.

"Julie, you'll be ok, just remember you've got five beautiful children and they are all healthy. He only did it to make sure you stay healthy and so that you're children would have a mother. Don't forget you can always adopt." Lizzy says.

"Have a seat." Cooter says motioning to the seat beside him on the stairs. "I've got some bad news.

"It's alright Julie, maybe it's postpartum depression. I've heard it hits really hard after multiple births." Lizzy says.

Cooter stood to look out the window when he heard a car approaching and saw the two-tone green and white car. He lowered the shotgun and walked out onto the porch.

"Hey how you feeling?" Lizzy asks when Julie gets the phone.

"I could try talking to her if you wanted me to." Lizzy says.

"Hey it's Lizzy." Lizzy says.

"Alright," Aaron says.

Aaron just smiles.

"We'll see in a couple years." Aaron answers.

"Of course I know that, and I love you too." Aaron says.

"I don't know." Aaron says.

"It'll be ok, I promise." Lizzy says. Cue anyone.

"You will be soon enough." Aaron answers.

"Maybe the doctor should tell you." Lizzy says. Cue anyone.

"Lizzy doesn't have a brother." Daisy commented.

"If you don't believe me call them and ask them. I can guarantee they'll tell you the same." Enos says.

"The doctor says you should wait a few years because of the twins but you'd be fine then if you wanted to." Lizzy says. Cue anyone.

"Thank you Daisy." Lizzy says. Then hearing what Julie says a tear comes to her eye. "God Julie...even if the name was unintentional thank you. You don't know how much that means to me." Cue anyone.

Lizzy rolls her eyes and with the help of Bo and Cooter goes inside. Cue anyone.

"Because it's illegal Brian." Lizzy snaps as Bo and Cooter help her up. Cue anyone.

"I get that, I guess. Lizzy are you alright?" Bo asks. "No. I hate this, I hate it. I can't rely on someone 24/7 I can't do it." Lizzy cries. Cue anyone.

Lizzy bits her lip and looks away. Cue anyone.

Cooter kneels next to his daughter and sighs. "Didn't the doctor tell you to stay off that for at least three weeks?" Cooter asks. "I can't do it...I hate it, I hate it, I hate it." Lizzy says pounding the dirt. Cue anyone.