At 6, I Promised My Best Friend with Down Syndrome We’d Go to Prom Together – 12 Years Later, Mom…
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At 6, I Promised My Best Friend with Down Syndrome We’d Go to Prom Together – 12 Years Later, Mom…

At 6, I Promised My Best Friend with Down Syndrome We’d Go to Prom Together – 12 Years Later, Mom…

When I was six, I pinkie-promised my best friend that we’d go to prom together someday. Twelve years later, he arrived at my door holding my corsage. I was ready to leave when Mom pulled me upstairs, locked the door, and said I could go with him only after hearing the truth she’d hidden for years.

My mother locked my bedroom door on prom night.

That was the moment I knew something was wrong.


I knew something was wrong.

Downstairs, Noah was waiting for me in a navy suit and the bow tie he’d been talking about since November.

I could hear him chatting with my aunt through the floor.

Then Mom turned toward me.


“You can go with Noah tonight, Chrissy. But only on one condition. I need one promise from you.”

“But only on one condition.”

I stared at her.

“I know. That’s generally how dates work.”


“I’m serious.”

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    Donna
    bullshit................... where's the rest of the STORY??????????????????
    Reply 1 month ago
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      William England
      I hate it when they do this crap but I can about tell you the end. She said you can go once but don't get serious cause he's your brother.
      1 month ago
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    Angel
    Where's page 3?
    Reply 1 month ago
  3. J
    Jen
    I just wasted time tending a story eith ni ending. Grrrr!!!!
    Reply 1 month ago
  4. K
    Kim
    Page 3 ????????
    Reply 1 month ago
  5. PC
    Pink Cinnamon
    The dad finely had to tell his wife that Noah was his son. When they first moved into their forever home the dad had an affair with the lady next door. Noah’s dad left after he found out Noah had D.S. Noah’s mother was never going to tell his real father but the dr. needed the father’s medical history so she told him. The father only told his wife when he thought his daughter and Noah might want to date at age 13. So the mother ask Noah to promise to take care of her daughter like she was his little sister… so knew that with Noah having D.S. if he started thinking of her daughter as his sister NOTHING would change that. His feelings would always be platonic. But now that her daughter is 18 she hat to tell her.
    Reply 1 month ago
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    Leo
    Why start a super and not let us finish it
    Reply 1 month ago
  7. SC
    Sherry Carter
    This was very awesome to see here two children go to prom with sister is so thoughtful
    Reply 1 month ago

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