The Truth

“Hey dear. How about you and I go for a little sightseeing at the park? I promise it’ll be fun.” Seth said.

“Really? We’re going out?” Jordan said most excitedly.

“Yes, we are. Now get dressed.” Seth said.

Jordan jumped off the bed and into his closet to pick up some clothes.

“Is this okay, grandpa? What about this?” Jordan would say as he brought out different shirts and pants that didn’t seem to match.

“Let me help you there.” Seth said and helped him pick an outfit.

“I think we’re ready. I’ll tell you a story.” Seth said.

“I love stories! Can we get ice cream too?” Jordan said.

“Of course. Whatever you want.”

Jordan got dressed and through the back door, they left the house.

“Grandpa! Grandpa! Tell me the story. Can you help me bring down the glass? I’d like to feel the breeze.” Jordan said.

“Okay, but don’t stick your head out.” Seth said.

“I’ll begin the story now. Once upon a time, a family was blessed with a very beautiful son. They wanted him to grow up like other children hi