Bo came back home at lunch time ashamed to even look at Christine after what he had told her the night before. She had lunch on the table for the two of them already, since she already fed Chris and Angela. "Christine about last night, I'm sorry I hid all that from you."
"Bo let's not talk about it now."
"We need to though, I hate it that we went to bed mad at each other last night."
"Look I'm not mad at those kids, they did nothing wrong. And I'm not mad at you for what you did in the past. We weren't together then so what you did was your business. What I am mad about is that you never told me this until now."
Bo looked away, "I was scared that if I told you, you wouldn't marry me."
"What kind of person do you think I am Bo? Of course I would've still married you, I loved you all my life. I still do and you know that."
"I'm not sleeping with any of them if that's what you're worried about. Since the day we got married I promised to always be faithful to just you."
Christine just nodded and sat down to have lunch with him just as Luke came in with Jessie and Chris. "Chris loved the ride in the General," Luke said.
"Uncle Luke went very fast mommy!" Chris said all excited.
Christine went over to get Chris, "Thanks Luke for taking him. He's been asking everyday for a ride in the general."
"Hey anything to make my nephew happy," Luke smiled. "Jessie however didn't like it. She cried the whole time," Luke laughed.
"Aww Luke she's a girl, give her time she may end up liking it later on," Christine laughed. "I'll go put Chris down for his nap since he had quite a day." Christine said bringing Chris to his room.
Bo came out to the living room where Luke was, "You took my son out in the General?"
"Well yea Christine asked me if I could so I said sure he's been wanting to go in it ever since he saw us race in it the other day."
"Luke he's my son, I was supposed to be the one to take him in the General." Bo said.
"Bo calm down, I just took him for a ride nothing dangerous."
"You don't get it do you Luke, Chris is closer to you than he is to me."
"And whose fault is that Bo? I can't help it if I've been around more than his own father has been. Why is that Bo, why do you not care about your own son?" Luke said.