LizzyJackson-Davenport

"I think Bo's gonna go up there later. She'll take it better coming from him." Enos says.

"Do you think we should tell Lizzy?" Enos asks.

"I'm so sorry Daisy. I don't know where my mind is at. Please forgive me." Enos begs.

"That's great Daisy. It fits, er...what are our other childrens' names?" Enos asks blushing.

"Saying what I said. I should be thankful our other daughter made it through. Speaking of what are we going to name here?" Enos asks.

"I'm sorry Daisy." Enos says looking down.

"Daisy it's not your fault. It's not and as much as I hate to say it but maybe...maybe she just wasn't strong enough." Enos says.

Enos walks in the room and sat down next to Daisy. "Hey." He said softly.

"Can I see her?" Enos asked.

"Dead? NO, it's not possible." Enos says. Cue anyone.

"My god." Bo says. "Julie you can say that you honestly had no idea what was in that box. If you say it that way, that you had no idea what was in that box I doubt you could get in trouble. Tom says.

"I've heard of him and I've worked with him as well. He knew the law on this case better than I did. Thanks for the Tom Cruise comment. I don't get it often but I do get it sometimes. You're a friend of Lizzy's aren't you?" Matt asks. Cue anyone.

"Sure I'll go tell him." Luke says. Cue anyone.

"Sheriff Spike or Little probably would have run you in just to get the best of Rosco. I managed to talk Whitley down because I made them both see that they paid a tax on the whiskey because of the corn and the sugar she used." Matt Shark says sitting down next to Tom. Cue anyone.

"Maybe he didn't want to ruin your happiness." Luke says. Cue anyone.

"She was supplying Chickasaw, Hazzard, and Hatchapee counties along with Capital City with some of the best whiskey they had ever seen. The profit we made was so huge the federal government was angry that we had gone behind their backs. Had we had a licenses we would have been up there with Jack Daniels and Jim Beam Whiskey. Since we didn't...they sentenced her. A gal by the name of R. Huntley and her fancy pants lawyer Rob Whitely were the ones that petitioned for the sentence with no chance of probation or parole. Matt managed to talk them down to the sentence of 30 years and a four hundred dollar fine." Tom said.

"Daisy can do it. I've got to...I've got to go." Lizzy stands and walks out of the room. Cue anyone.

"I miss her but I know she still loves me and I see her as often as I can. Cooter wasn't too happy about the wedding but when he saw how happy she was...He couldn't tell her no. After she was arrested Matt and Cooter both went to see her and she explained everything she could. He's angry she endangered all of us but he's not gonna change his mind. If you and Lizzy had been caught that day by someone other than Rosco, by Sheriff Little or by Sheriff Spike Loomis...Luke and I would have been thrown in prison so fast it would make your head spin. Rosco probably would have taken you both in but I'm sure Boss would have let you both go without complaint other than taking her product." Bo says.

"I think I'm beginning to agree with you." Luke says. Cue anyone.

"She did change it to Duke but...when they arrested her she told them that it was Davenport. She also said she was single with no kids. She figured that way I could testify for her and they wouldn't take Austin." Bo says. Cue anyone.

"I don't know." Luke says. Cue anyone.

"No I don't think you did. He's been a lawyer in Atlanta for the past six years I think." Bo says. He writes down the number and hands it over. Cue anyone.

Lizzy gripped her leg so Julie couldn't see and looked at Luke and Uncle Jesse. "I think it's wonderful. As long as your ready for this." Uncle Jesse says. "We'll always be here for you." Luke says. Cue anyone.

"Are you forgetting Lizzy's nickname?" Bo asked. "Just in case you are, it's Little Red more commonly known as Red. She only used you that one time and the ATF doesn't know about it. They figured she'd been doing it for a while but they could never prove anything beyond the year that they caught on to them." Bo says.