Every day, Nikhila Agastya answers more questions from her two children: has she heard anything about their father? Is he with anyone? Is it snowing in Kathmandu? Is he cold, and does he have warm clothing? Will he come home?(每天，尼基拉·阿加斯蒂亚都要回答两个孩子没完没了的问题：有爸爸的消息吗？他和别人在一起吗？加德满都下雪了吗？他冷吗？有厚衣服穿吗？他会回家吗？) The answer is: probably not.
每天，尼基拉·阿加斯蒂亚都要回答两个孩子没完没了的问题：有爸爸的消息吗？他和别人在一起吗？加德满都下雪了吗？他冷吗？有厚衣服穿吗？他会回家吗？答案很可能是：不会。
“They know that [their] father is missing(失踪的),” Nikhila says. “And they are still looking for him. They always wait; every day they wait for him. They won’t give up(放弃), they think he will come home.”
“他们知道爸爸失踪了，”尼基拉说，“可他们还在找他。他们一直在等，每天都等他。他们不肯放弃，觉得他会回家。”
Her husband, Gopi Agastya, had travelled from Sydney to Nepal to go on a pilgrimage(朝圣) with the Isha Foundation(伊莎基金会，印度灵性组织) when a flood hit on 26 August. He did not return home.
她的丈夫戈皮·阿加斯蒂亚从悉尼前往尼泊尔，与伊莎基金会一起朝圣，8月26日洪水来袭。他再也没有回家。
‘I just hope’
“我只希望”