I knelt down in the hallway and took my daughter’s small hands in mine.
“I need you to promise me something,” I said.
“You do not open that front door for anyone.
No matter what they say.
No matter who they say they are.
Not for anyone but me.
I knelt down in the hallway and took my daughter’s small hands in mine.
“I need you to promise me something,” I said.
“You do not open that front door for anyone.
No matter what they say.
No matter who they say they are.
Not for anyone but me.