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Maggie was quite sure that she had never hated her husband as much as she did in this instant. The feeling of complete and utter loathing of Adrian Mattias often washed off at the sight of him, but the moment he disappeared from her line of vision thoughts of how she wanted to strangle him for making her go to this party resurfaced. He hadn't made her, she had actually been the one moping about it five minutes before the doors of the club actually were to open and they were already in pajamas because she had definitely not wanted to go.

She was so, so very tired of being pregnant, the emotional roller coaster it often sent her on being exhausting. Maggie knew that Adrian had mentioned the party to think of something fun they could do together, and once he said that this would probably be the last time they would get a chance to go out before they had two children at home, Maggie had nearly splinched herself. It didn't take long for her to get ready, as she had already altered a dress to raise the belt to an empire waist, giving her huge stomach room under the fabric. She supposed she didn't look terrible (Maggie supposed she never did), but she did not feel very good. She was actually quite sore, and the pain shooting out of her lower back was not helping the case. Her shoes had been kicked off and her feet were resting on the chair across the table from her. She looked like a proper slouch, and had no qualms about it.

A smile did light up her face when Adrian returned with his goodies. Maggie enjoyed that he tried so much and she slipped a ring with a mustache on it around her finger. Her thoughts drifted until he questioned where his sister had gone off to. Maggie looked up, not having noticed that Odette had disappeared from her seat beside her. Oh.

"I don't know," she admitted, but not worried. Odette had probably gone home; how she could stand to be out had startled Maggie, but Adrian was rather convincing when he really wanted something. Maggie shrugged, "She'll be fine."