My Son Wore a Bright Red Dress Across the Graduation Stage While Hundreds Laughed — Then He Showed Me the Locket
Because he did not return to his seat among his classmates.
He did not stop for the photographers waiting at the foot of the stage.
He did not do any of the things a graduate does.
Instead, he turned, and he walked straight down the center aisle of the auditorium.
Toward me.
The whispering followed him the entire way, a low current of confusion and mockery rippling through the rows as this tall young man in a flowing red gown walked, with perfect composure, away from his graduating class and toward a woman sitting alone in the third row.
I did not know what he was doing.
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