“Kneel.”Preston turned to me sharply, furrowing his brow. “What?” His question sounded almost incredulous.I took a step closer, then looked at Chantal and Jarvis, who were already kneeling and praying. Earlier, Jarvis had guided Chantal into kneeling too, since she didn’t quite know what to do. I hadn’t realized that even their dad didn’t regularly go to church.“You told me before, you’d kneel in front of me, right?”Preston nodded quickly. “Yes, of course. Babe, do you even need to ask? I’ve done it—““Well then, kneel in front of the Lord too,” I cut him off, giving him a wide smile.“What?!” His voice rose slightly, making Chantal and Jarvis pause their prayers and look toward us. I smiled and shook my head, signaling that it was fine—we were just talking.When the kids resumed praying, I turned my gaze back to Preston, giving him a stern look. “If you can kneel for me, then surely you can kneel for the Lord. Get your life together, Preston. Kneel and pray,” I commanded, droppin
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