My Son Rolled His Eyes and Giggled at Our Waiter with Down Syndrome – So I Taught Him a Lesson He'll Never Forget

I picked up the friendship bracelet.

"He made this for me. It took him almost two weeks. He was so proud of it."

I wrapped it around my fingers.

"One Friday after school, I was standing with a group of girls, the girls everyone wanted to impress. They laughed the loudest. People followed them."

"One of them pointed across the parking lot. There was Daniel."

"He smiled."

"He started walking toward us."

My voice caught.

"I knew what was about to happen."

Leo whispered, "What?"

"They started laughing before he even reached us."

"'Ask him to marry you.'"

"'Maybe he'll teach your kids how to talk.'"

I looked at the table.

"I should've walked away."

"I should've told them to stop."

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