Chapter 235: Trial

William. Grandma offered to follow us to Mom's room, but Agatha and I insisted we would rather go alone. Though skeptically, she allowed us to go alone. “She looks so peaceful in her sleep. I wouldn't want to wake up too.” Agatha commented and I glared at her. “Well, she is not you. She is our Mom.” Agatha ignored me and only stared at Mom's face. After a few minutes, I broke the silence. “What? Does staring at her face let you see when she is going to wake up?” “I wish,but it doesn't work that way I guess.” She sighed. “You are doing that too. Sighing.” I pointed out and she shook her head. “I don't do it as much as you do. You sound like an adult when you do it.” Agatha mimicked me. “Mom, can you hear me?” I whispered, walking closer to her, and Agatha immediately went silent. “I am here with Niklaus. See, we get along. So, can you please just wake up?” After my little speech, Agatha and I went silent, expecting something to happen, but nothing did. Mom didn't wake up. “