in her rather frank opinion trixie had been rather careful of mentioning lucifer, or anything that might remotely lead toward thoughts of the man, around her mom. she’d kept all sighs and pouts and anything else that could be considered missing him in check; only letting it out around other adults --- her therapist or maze or ella or ( on the rare occasion when he didn’t seem to be missing someone himself ) her father. but it was well after bedtime, she had only managed roughly half an hour of sleep, and she knew the oncoming signs of restless night if she didn’t do something will all of her thoughts. deciding that she could either admit to her mother that she was having trouble sleeping, or deal with falling asleep and waking up repeatedly through out the night, trixie admitted defeat. she was only ten, after all. sliding out of bed and finding her way into the living room, the young girl shuffles on her feet near the edge of the couch. biting her lip briefly before clearing her throat. “mom?”