"Daddy! We need to have a family meeting," Miley yelled when she came home from school.
"Sure, Jackson, family meeting," Robby yelled up the stairs.
"Miley did it!" He yelled when he came down the stairs.
"It's nothing like that son, just sit down," Robby said. "Now Miley what do you want to talk about," He asked.
"I want to know why Haylie and Jackson are getting married so young," Miley asked quickly just to get it over with.
"Miles, I don't expect you to understand, I mean it's something, at times that I don't understand," Jackson said simply.
"Well why, I just don't understand," Miley said.
"Miley maybe one day you will understand," Jackson said.
"But Dad you can't let him marry her, can you," Miley whined.
"No, I can't, because that's not how I raised you two," Robby said. "I've raised you kids to go out there and experience things for yourself, and these are one of those times Miles," He explained.
"But…" Miley stuttered but Jackson interrupted.
"I think I know what's going on," Jackson said.
"What?" Miley asked.
"You're afraid that when I get married, which I will," Jackson started."That I won't be able to come to concerts and have time for you," he guessed.
"No, that is definitely not the situation," Miley scoffed, but then she thought. Why was she so jealous, again? Why does she not want happiness for him? Maybe it is because she was afraid to loose him as her big brother. Miley fell quiet, and Jackson took notice, because of the sad look on her face.
"Miles, I will never become to in love, or too busy, to have time for you," Jackson said.
"Really," Miley asked She was surprised.
"Yeah you're my little sister, even though I don't want to admit it, I do love you," Jackson smiled.
"O Jackson," Miley said jumping up and hugging him.
"Are we good?" Jackson asked after she was finished hugging him.
"Yes," Miley smiled.
"Jackson, can I talk to you," Haylie asked politely face almost in tears.
"Haylie what's wrong," Jackson asked feeling anger to whatever is causing her such distress.
"My mom wants me to stop seeing you," Haylie cried.
"What?" Jackson said not wanting to believe what he was hearing.
"Yeah I showed her the ring and told her that me and you are getting married," Haylie explained.
"Do you want me to talk to her?" Jackson asked seriously.
"It won't do any good when she makes up her mind on something there is no stopping her," Haylie explained, Jackson started wiping her tears away.
"So what are we going to do?" Jackson asked.
"I don't want to let you go, ever," Haylie said. "But I don't know what to do," She admitted.
"We'll think of something I promise," Jackson said truly meaning it. Then he hugged her and kissed the top of her head.
"I love you so much," Haylie smiled.
"Robby Ray," A women knocked at the door in the early evenings of Monday.
"Yes, Ms. Richardson," Robby smiled happily.
"Can you believe that your son has proposed to my daughter?" She asked.
"Yes," Robby smiled.
"You cannot possibly condone what they are doing can you?" She asked astounded that he could be so happy at a situation like this.
"Well, not really, but I am not going to keep them from each other if they are what makes each other happy," Robby said.
"Your son better stay away from my daughter, I don't want her ruining her life," She simply said and then she left without another word.