Man's Wife Was in a Coma for Two Months, and Their Son Never Left Her Side – Until He Revealed What Happened Every Saturday

Noah looked at me.

"See?"

    I stood so quickly my chair scraped the floor.

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"She moved."

"I know."

I leaned over the bed.

"Emma?"

Nothing.

"Emma, can you hear me?"

    Nothing again.

I looked at Noah.

"Her hand could've twitched."

He rolled his eyes.

"No. One means yes."

I stared at him.

"What?"

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    "One means yes. Two means no."

My heart was beating hard now, but I forced myself not to turn a tiny movement into something it wasn't.

People in Emma's condition sometimes moved.

We had been told that.

Reflexes happened. Random movements happened.

I pulled my chair beside Noah.

"Show me."

    He looked down at Emma.

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"Mom, is my name Noah?"

Several seconds passed.

One movement.

I swallowed.

"Noah."

"Wait."

    He asked another question.

"Am I nine?"

Pause.

Emma's finger moved.

Once.

Then again.

Two.

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