“Get Up!”: The Command of the Strange Child and the Shocking Truth Behind the Wheelchair

no one lies to me.”

The man stilled.

Then pulled him close again, gentler this time.

“You will,” he whispered. “You’ll live with me.”

He lifted his gaze toward Margaret.

His eyes were still wet—but no longer uncertain.

“And no one in this house will ever have to hide the truth again.”

Margaret covered her face, sobbing.

And on that perfect, silent lawn, three continue reading …