"So we take it slow this time. We won't rush into anything this time. What do you say?"
"Right now Bo I don't know. I'm going to need time to think about it."
For the rest of the night the two just talked until Christine fell asleep. Bo picked her up and brought her to her bedroom. He was going to leave and go to the hotel but he decided that he would stay at the apartment and sleep on the couch. When Christine woke up she thought all that happened between her and Bo had been a dream. Until she went into the living room and saw Bo asleep on the couch.
"Bo wake up" she said tapping his shoulder gently. He woke up and looked around forgetting where he was. "You fell asleep on my couch. Why did you stay here?"
He got up, "I couldn't just leave. I didn't get to say good-bye to you or the kids and I felt it wasn't right just leaving."
"Well you can stay for breakfast if you want."
The kids were surprised to see Bo. They were all happy seeing him after all this time, including Claire. Christine went to drop the kids off at school and Bo stayed at the apartment to spend some time with Luke. Christine came home and smiled because this was the most time Bo ever spent with Luke.
Over the next couple of months Bo kept in touch with Christine and the kids, even though he went back to Hazzard. She would be seeing him soon at Luke's wedding, and though they agreed they wouldn't be there as a couple, they were both still happy that they would be seeing each other.
It wasn't until the reception that she finally saw Bo. Luke had made sure the two of them would be sitting together. It appeared as though Luke was playing matchmaker, hoping to get the two of them back together. The kids were all with Uncle Jesse and Daisy since they hadn't seen them in a long time.
Bo sat down next to Christine, "So the ceremony brought back memories didn't it?"
"Yea it did, though ours was very last minute put together," Christine said.
"True, but even after that everything did run smoothly didn't it? Well for the most part it did didn't it?" Bo said.
"Now come on it wasn't my fault I wasn't feeling that good during the day. I was carrying your daughter wasn't I? At least I didn't get sick until after the reception."
"But it did ruin the wedding night," Bo joked.
Christine laughed, "Oh yea it was just so horrible for you cause we had never done it before," she joked back. The two of them laughed in what seemed the longest time they laughed together.
During the night Bo kept asking her to dance but she kept turning him down. Luke saw Bo wanted to dance with her, he went over to the DJ and asked for them to play Bo and Christine's wedding song. He figured that would get them onto the dancefloor. When the song started to play Bo looked at her, "You know now you gotta dance with me right?"
Christine finally gave in and danced with Bo. As they danced she remembered back to their wedding day and when they danced to this song, back when they had just become husband and wife. And now that was almost over, soon the would no longer be married. She felt tears coming to her eyes and when the song ended she told Bo she was going outside for a little bit. Sure she had thought about what Bo asked about them getting back together. But the other part of her kept saying he couldn't be trusted.
Bo came outside and saw her sitting on a bench outside the place. "Wanna talk about it?" he said sitting next to her.
"About what Bo? How I still want to be with you? Or how I feel like I can never trust you again?"
"I am willing to do anything to get you to trust me again. But please give me a chance." He took her hand and looked into her eyes, "Please?"
"Bo have you...since I left have you been with anyone?"
"No I haven't. And I know you don't believe me but if you want you can ask Uncle Jesse. I've been staying at the farm ever since."
She knew he had to be telling the truth because he said she could ask his uncle, if he was lying he never would've said that to her. "I haven't been with anyone either. But Bo, what about Janine?"
"I only see her when I go to pick up Jennifer and then when I bring her back home. You were right she was doing this to get me away from you, she was so happy when she found out you left. Tried to move right in, but she was surprised when I turned her down. When you left I realized that I had just lost everything."
"But Bo, the divorce..."
"It's not final, won't be for another couple of months, that is if you still want to go through with it. It's up to you." Bo said.