The familiar smell hit her nostrils, as she walked down the street, it threatened to pull a growl from deep within her soul, a reflex that occurred whenever there was something that reminded her of the facility, but still, she held back and fixed the bag strapped to her back, she had realized that whenever she went out to deal with Mutant hunters it was better to do it with a ‘costume’ and a mask and leave a bag with clean clothes on a secure location in case she needed changing.

“Ah, I knew something smelled bad around here.” She said as she finally settled eyes on the doctor

       It was now or never, she had to do it tonight and with the event for Translucent drawing to a close she thought another chance to get her kid out would not present itself anytime soon. When she started this whole thing, she was so nervous thinking that the situation was all on her and something she’d have to do on her own. That was different with Jessica in her corner, she had someone to help her. Taking a breath, she walked over to the Doctor and Homelander after talking with Jessica ...ready to put their plan into motion. “Can we talk in private?” she said noticing the location of her kid, Jessica and everyone else. “You mentioned something earlier about why I wasn’t drinking and I know there is no point in hiding it. After what happened the last time, I’m scared and I want help that only you two can give me.” She sighed, nervous as she was about to try and do what she could. “You’re right. I’m pregnant and the only person I have been with in years is Homelander. Can we go somewhere to talk and get this sorted?”

Melody took a breath as she stepped out of her apartment wincing slightly as the cold door knob made contact with her skin. She hated the winter months even though two of the best people to have come into her life had been born in December and one of her favorite holidays was also in December as well. As she walked towards where she parked her car only to curse as she remembered that her car was in the shop again, meaning that she'd either have to walk to work or take a taxi and both ideas were less than ideal but desperate times called for desperate measures. She pulled her coat shut and looked around carefully before heading off to work, when she finally got to the bookshop that she worked at she was given an assignment that was less than ideal in her book. As she left the shop she looked down at the envelope in her hands she cursed softly wondering why the boss had sent her specifically to deliver this letter when Vinny or Sam could have done it a hell of a lot quicker. While walking towards the location of letter's intended recipient she tried to remain calm and kept telling herself that everything was going to be fine.

Melody took a breath as she looked down at the envelope once again wondering why it had to be delivered in person rather than through the mail like literally any other normal person would do. Once she entered the Vought building she felt like she was definitely out of her element but apparently she was the only one for the job. As she approached the desk she placed the letter down and took a moment to gather herself before glancing down at it.