It was a great surprise to have Robby Ray pay a visit. An even greater surprise is when he offered them a trip to Tennessee. They all got on a private plane and was heading there. Miley was really excited to head there.
"I'm so excited. It's been so long since I've been to Crowley Corners." Miley said.
"I've been wanting to take a trip there, pay a visit to some relatives." Robby said. "We'll be arriving just in time. The fair has paid a visit."
"A fair? Sweet. Fun, games, and sweets." Davis said. "I've actually never been to the country side before."
"It will be fun." Miley said. "There's horseback riding, a bunch of fun activities on the ranch, other things I can't think of that you might like." Miley really knows how to sell it. "I'm just glad to be here after so long."
"Oh yeah. I forgot you were born here." Davis said. "It's just that with all the activities you told me about when you were Hannah living in L.A., it seemed like you lived there your whole life. You never really talked about this place that much."
"He's got a point." Jesse said. "You don't really talk about Crowley Corners that much if you really miss it."
"Well, there's something else from here that I miss, but it's a little hard to talk about." Miley said as she stared out the window thinking about that something. The plane landed down and all of them got off.
"Howdy!" All of them looked and Miley was really surprised to see some of her relatives here and held up a sign that said "Welcome home, Stewarts." Miley ran right over and hugged all her relatives as she was happy to see all of them.
"Daddy, did you tell everyone we were coming?" Miley said.
"Sure did. Who wouldn't want to see their favorite former superstar?" Robby said. Jesse and Davis went over to say hello to some of the relatives.
"Hello." An old lady said to Davis. "What a handsome boy you are. Miley must be so proud to have a son like you."
"What?" Davis said. "I'm not her son." He tried to explain things, but Davis was getting a little uncomfortable around her. "Miley, is everything okay with your grandmother?" Miley went to talk about her, but Miley got a good look at the old lady.
"That's not my grandmother." Miley said. All eyes were on the old lady, who no one seems to know who she is, and she just ran off.
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A Ranch
After unloading all their luggage, Davis and the others were able to get a family ranch they were staying at during their visit. Davis went inside, but he got a good smell of the place.
"Do all ranches smell like a chicken coop?" Davis said.
"Only the ones that allow the chickens to roam in here." Miley said. So far, Davis isn't enjoying his stay that much on the country side.
"Come on, Davis. It ain't that bad." Jesse said. Davis didn't think it was and just give it the benefit of the doubt. "So where's Jackson? Isn't he here too?"
"Nah. He wanted to, but he couldn't get out of his little schedule to make it." Robby said.
"A busy schedule?" Miley questioned. "You really think that sounds like Jackson?"
"Course not. He probably has a party he wants to go to or something, but he's not a little boy anymore and I can't tell him what to do." Robby said.
"Wanna bet?" Miley said. "So, since Davis was right and it does kind of smell in here, how about we go hit the fair?"
"Now we're talking." Davis said. A part of this trip he is actually looking forward to.
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The Fair
Davis and the others all headed for the fair. There games, food, and rides. As soon as they got there, Davis wanted to get one of everything and get on all the rides. They were twirled around, went on the wheel, and played all the games.
"This part of the country side I like." Davis said.
"Boy, this isn't part of the country side. It's part of the fun side." Robby said. All four of them kept on walking, but Jesse stopped as he noticed something.
"Check it out. It looks like there's a fundraiser going on." Jesse said as they all had a look at the sign. "Looks like they're trying to raise some money to save some farmlands."
"Save them? From what?" Davis asked.
"Every once in a while a big business man comes over and wants to put some big building here." Robby said. "In order to do that, he tries to buy the land so he can build whatever he wants to build. However, that means we lose some of our land. Some people that live around here need that land."
"Let's go check it out." Miley said. All of them headed for a stage to take a look. People were performing, but it doesn't seem like they're raising that much money. "Oh boy. These guys seem like average performers. They're good, but they're not raising that much money."
"How about we help out? Jason Burner could make a surprising appearance." Jesse said as he took a look at Davis.
"Hey, I came here to have fun, not sing." Davis said.
"Yeah, but it help some people." Robby said. Davis could tell they're trying to pressure him into doing it.
"I'll think about it." Davis said. "Right now, I need to go to the bathroom. Tennessee funnel cakes don't seem to go down easily." Davis took off to find the bathroom. After he did his business, he came right out. "Boy. That was a rodeo." Davis was on his way back, but a little boy bumped into him and ran off with his wallet.
"Bye!" The boy said as he ran off.
"Hey! Get back here!" Davis shouted as he ran after the boy. The little boy tried to run from Davis as he knocked down a barrel to try and trip him, but Davis jumped right over it. The little boy kept running, but Davis grabbed him and took his wallet back. "Not cool."
"Brian!" Davis looked and saw another guy about the same age as him. "Hey. What are you doing with my little brother?"
"Little brother? Your brother just tried to steal my wallet." Davis said.
"Brian…" The guy said as he scolded him. "What did Mom tell you about this?"
"I was just trying to help, Billy." Brian said.
"That still doesn't make it right." Billy said. Davis let the kid go and let his brother deal with him.
"Is something wrong?" Davis said.
"It's nothing you can really help with." Billy said. He took a good look at him. "You're from the city, aren't you?"
"Yeah. How did you know?" Davis said.
"It's a little gift of mine." Billy said. "That just shows you can't help us. Let's go, Brian." Billy took his little brother and left.
"Hang on." Davis said as he felt a little offended and followed them. "What makes you think I can help? At least tell me what the problem is that you have. That way I can see if I'm not able to help."
"It's not really any of your business." Billy said.
"It's our farm. We might be losing it." Brian said.
"Really?" Davis said.
"Now you know. Now you know you can't help." Billy said.
"I'm sorry about Billy. We're both just scared about losing our home." Brian said. Davis felt bad for them and he felt like he needs to know more. So he decided to keep following them and learn more about what's going on.
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The Farm
Davis followed Billy and Brian back to their farm. Davis has never really been around a farm before and thought it didn't look that bad. He also didn't see a problem as to what would make them lose it.
"I found him!" Billy called and Davis noticed their mother as she appeared to be doing some packing.
"Brian, where did you go?" Their mother asked.
"He was trying to steal this guy's wallet." Billy said.
"I see. I'm very sorry." Their mother told Davis.
"It's okay. I'm guessing he needed the money to try and help this place." Davis said.
"Yes, but that's still no excuse." Their mother said.
"But Mama, we can't lose our farm." Brian said.
"I know, hon. Sadly, it looks like we're going to." Their mother said.
"Why? What's the problem?" Davis asked.
"Our farm is the site some business man wants to build some big building." Billy said. "You probably saw the fundraiser at the fair. If we can't get enough money to save it, us and some other people are going to lose our homes."
"Oh…" Davis said.
"But we can't lose it. Dad's buried here." Brian said. When Davis heard that, he felt really sorry for them.
"I'm sure we can get it moved." Their mother said. "So how about you go get packed. Billy, could you harvest some of our good vegetables so we have some food while we search for a new home." Both her sons were upset about this and did what she asked. Davis felt really bad for them. He went over to Billy as he got to work.
"I'm sorry you're going to lose your farm." Davis said.
"Thanks, but there isn't really anything you can do." Billy said. "A city folk like yourself couldn't really understand what we're going through."
"What? You think living in the city is easy?" Davis said.
"You never have to grow your own food. You never have so many animals to take care of." Billy said. "You have no idea how hard to work. So you can't understand what it's like losing your home."
"Actually….I kind of do." Davis said and got Billy's attention. "My parents are away and I've been staying with a friend for some time. Although, I had to leave my first home to do that. It was really scary to do that. Sometimes I wonder if I can even go back to that home when my parents do come back."
"So you know what it's like to lose some place you've lived in?" Billy said. Davis nodded and Billy was seeing things differently.
"And for the record, city living isn't as easy as you think." Davis said. "You wouldn't believe some of the crazy stuff I went through."
"I wish Dad was here. It be even harder now that he isn't." Billy said. "I don't even want to think about it." When he said that, it made Davis realize Miley went through something similar as well…when she lost her mother. "I guess I am being unfair to you. Sorry about earlier. I just don't want to lose my home. That fundraiser is our only hope, ours and a few others, but there isn't enough money from what I saw. There isn't going to be enough money to save our home." Davis felt really bad for them. They seem like nice folk, but they're on the verge of losing their home. He can't just let this happen.
"You never know. It just might. I need to go." Davis said as he ran back to the fair as fast as he could.
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The Fair
Miley thought Davis has been gone for way too long. So when she got a text from him saying to meet him at the stage of the fundraiser, she went right on over. She waited for him and was glad to see him show up.
"There you are. Where you have been?" Miley said.
"No time to explain." Davis said as he grabbed her phone. "Start posting that Jason Burner is making a surprise appearance here and that he's making a performance at this fundraiser."
"Disappearing making no sense singer say what?" Miley said.
"Just trust me." Davis said as he quickly hid so that he could change into Jason Burner and came out looking just like him.
"Yeowza! How did you do that? I didn't see you with an emergency Jason changing kit or anything." Miley said.
"I learned from the best." Jason said.
"You did." Miley said as she felt flattered.
"Okay. It looks like we're sadly out of performers." The MC said as they were about to move on, but Miley came in and grabbed the microphone.
"Howdy, Crowley Corners! You want to see a performance you won't forget. So let's welcome…Jason Burner!" Miley announced. The crowd went crazy as they heard and saw Jason appear. Jesse and Robby were really surprised to see Davis appear like that.
"How's it going people? I heard that there are some out there who about to lose their land and their homes." Jason said. "Let's see if we can change that. I'm here because I care!" Miley pulled out her playlist and started playing the music to one of his songs on the speakers. People may worship Jason for this like a hero, but he's just being himself.
When I'm out on the road, everyone looks
They look at me like I'm some big shot
What's the deal?
I'm real
They think I'm that special
It's not what you see, what you get
This is me
This is who I chose to be
I'm not what you see
You think I'm cool
Think I'm strong
Think I can reach the sky
You think I'm super
You think I'm super
I got no super speed, no super sight
I'm fighting the good fight
You think I'm super
You think I'm super
So you think you can
So you think you can
So you think you can be me
This is what you see
I'm just being me
But I'm no superman
They all think they know this
My heart is strong, but I am not
I'm no superhero
But we're not some zeros
I just believe
It's easier than it seems
Some think it's hard when it's not
Just look at me
It's what you see
The rocking life is hard
You want to be me, but there's only one me
You think I'm cool
Think I'm strong
Think I can reach the sky
You think I'm super
You think I'm super
I got no super speed, no super sight
I'm fighting the good fight
You think I'm super
You think I'm super
So you think you can
So you think you can
So you think you can be me
This is what you see
I'm just being me
But I'm no superman
Wish you could see I'm just like everyone else
You can be amazing too
All you need is to be yourself
You think I'm cool
Think I'm strong
Think I can reach the sky
You think I'm super
You think I'm super
I got no super speed, no super sight
I'm fighting the good fight
You think I'm super
You think I'm super
So you think you can
So you think you can
So you think you can be me
This is what you see
I'm just being me
But I'm no superman
Everyone cheered and his song was a real help. By posting Jason that was performing at the fundraiser, it raised plenty of money. More than enough to save all those who needed the land.
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A Few Days Later
"I've got to admit, I had a lot of fun." Davis said. After spending a few days of having fun on the country side, it was time to head home.
"That was a really cool thing you did, Davis." Jesse said.
"He's right. I'm real proud of what you did, Davis. Now some people aren't going to lose their land or their farms." Miley said. Davis felt pretty proud himself.
"Hey, Davis. This came for you." Robby said as he handed him a letter. Davis opened it up and it was Billy and Brian saying thank you for saving their farm. They're not sure how they did it, but somehow they know it was Davis that got Jason here and helped save their farms. Davis maybe no superman, or some cowboy, but he really helped people when they needed it.