Thankfully for Justina, she was not alone for that much longer as Rikkie came by. She proceeded to straighten out her legs, resting on the couch. Sure, she's only had one contraction since getting here, but it was very strong. Well, strong enough for her to not know if it was a sign of true labor...or false labor. Hopefully false though. Aside from that, it was just the usual aches and pains that were inherent with pregnancy. Justina proceeded to straighten out her hair as Rikkie sat down on her knees and took her hand and told her that it will be alright. The expectant mother nodded as she gave the other woman's hand a gentle squeeze. "I hope so, dear." She took a deep breath as she rested her other hand on her stomach, feeling the baby kick at her touch.<br/><br/>Soon, another woman, Lucia, joined them too and asked if she was alright. "I'm okay. Just hoping that I don't go into labor between now and the end of the day." She frowned before nodding. "Yes, please." Justina responded when asked if she needed a glass of water. "Thank you."<br/><br/>Soon, Rikkie had to leave, but not before reassuring her that everything was going to be okay. Justina nodded before straightening out her hair, her dress and the blanket that was wrapped around her. As she began to caress the still-tense belly, she looked up to see that Audrey had returned, with a big glass of water in her hands. With all the loud bangs in the last couple of minutes, Justina was a little weary of what was going on. "So...What's with the big thunderstorm outside and...all the doors slamming?" She asked, both worried and terrified.