For the next month, Christine and Bo stayed at the hospital until they were able to take their new son, Luke Jonathan, home. All that time in the hospital, Bo hardly left Christine's side and he only did so when she told him he better see Claire and Jesse to tell them that everything was alright. He was feeling so guilty and the only people that knew why were him and Christine. He decided not to tell anyone what happened, not even his family. The fact that he didn't even tell Luke was surprising but Christine knew why he couldn't tell anyone just yet.

Not long after everything had settled down with the new baby and all Bo got word his ex had a baby girl. She of course wanted Bo and the baby to be tested so that they knew for sure that it was his daughter. Bo agreed to the test because he was hoping so much that it wouldn't be his daughter.

Christine: Bo are you sure you don't want me to come with you?

Bo: No, no. You have too much on your hands right now with Luke, Jesse and Claire.

Christine nodded and kissed him.

Christine: Bo remember no matter what the results I'll be right here for you.

She watched as Bo left and she too hoped the baby wasn't his. Sure she told him that she would be there for him and she would, but she couldn't help to wonder what if the baby was his. How would they handle this? When they started dating she knew he wasn't being entirely faithful. And even a short while after they were married she knew he would fool around, but never did she think he would end up getting one of them pregnant. She looked at the time and realized it was very late. She wondered where Bo could be. He said he wanted to stay until he got the results, but that was earlier this morning. He should've been back by now.

Bo pulled The General into the driveway. He had been driving around all day since he and his ex got the results. He looked at the front window and saw that the living room light was on. He figured Christine was up waiting for him but he couldn't go in, not yet at least. He waited for about ten more minutes before realizing it was time to go inside.

Christine heard the front door opened and when she saw the look on Bo's face she realized what the results must've been. He went over to her and held her tightly whispering to her that he was sorry. She brought him over to the couch and sat next to him.

Christine: So she is your daughter?

Bo just nodded not able to speak, not that it was easy for Christine to speak as well. She was upset that was expected and she was angry too. In fact she was madder at him for being stupid for it to even happen. Instead of talking to him, because she was afraid she'd say something she'd regret, she got up and went upstairs to the bedroom. Bo looked as she went upstairs and felt that she not talking to him was worse than being yelled at. In fact he wished that she would've gotten mad, the silence was just too much. He went upstairs and saw her in bed. Thinking she was asleep he got into bed next to her only to realize she was crying into her pillow.

Bo: I know I'm sorry won't help this time.

She turned to face him.

Christine: No it won't this time.

Bo: If I could take it back and change everything I would.

Christine: Bo what's gonna happen….I mean between us?

Bo: We continue from here….Us raising our three kids together.

Christine: And your daughter?

Bo: Jennifer Marie is her name. I am going to have to be a part of her life too.

Christine knew that Bo would be a part of Jennifer's life and she would never stop him from being in his daughter's life. She was just afraid as to how it would affect their life together.