Girlfriend from Another Universe

One Month Later

A full month had passed and Kara still had not seen Barry or the villains. She was surprised that Frezna and Valcana haven't shown up as much within the past month, but Kara and the DEO were keeping tabs on them so that when they planned their next attack, everyone would be prepared.

Actually, to be completely honest, Kara's been stressed and pissed the whole month.

First, Barry hasn't visited her in weeks. Almost six week weeks in total. Last time she had seen him was around elven at night, the day she had told James to tell Cat that next month she would give her interview. Although Barry only had three hours to spend, they were spend usefully.

Sure he was busy on his Earth kicking ass and stuff, but he promised to visit her soon. Kara had texted him what day her next appointment was going to be, but she hadn't heard back from him in a while. She missed him deeply.

That was one stress, not seeing him as much, the next was at the DEO. Alex, J'onn and even the stupid Rebecca woman who still called Kara's child a mutant (even after J'onn corrected her), had a meeting with Kara. "Supergirl, this is for the better." Alex said.

"Alex, I can handle this!"

"The last time you fought both Frezna and Valcana, you nearly died." J'onn said.

"Just let me train than to learn to fight while I'm sticking out like this." Kara pleaded.

"You can not fight them, Supergirl." Alex said.

Kara shot a glare at her own sister. "You always said you believed in me and now your don't?" She spat out. "Fine then, okay!" Kara turned and flew out of the DEO.

Of course she was keeping tabs on the news for any reports, but nothing new yet in the course of the month.

Kara finished organizing notes for an upcoming meeting and schedule a hair and nails appointment for Cat, when the blonde boss herself waltzed into the office and passed Kara. "Kira?"

"Yes, Ms. Grant?" Kara asked, adjusting her glasses.

"Why don't you take the rest of the day off," She told her. Kara looked at her strangely. "You need a day off to rest."

"Thank you, Ms. Grant, but I'm perfectly fine." She smiled. "I'm doing everything my doctor told me to do."

"Oh and that's what?" Cat questioned.

"Sitting down as much as possible and when I can, then get up and walk around for a bit." Kara told her. "She said I'm still in good condition to work."

"Kira, I've been with child two times in my life. I think I know when someone should take a week off. A pays week, to be exact." The older blonde said. "Just have Lola do your work for the week, I'm sure CatCo will survive with one less janitor for the week."

"Ms. Grant, I'm glad for the offer and I'm sure Lisa is glad too to not clean the bathrooms," Kara giggled. "But I'm fine and can Lisa do the work? I don't think she's done anything like this before."

"Kira, listen to your boss." Cat said sternly. "One week off, starting tomorrow, but take the day off today."

"Eight days?"

"Technically, yes." Cat said. "On your way out, have Lola come up."

"Yes, Ms. Grant." Kara said. "And thank you."

On Wednesday, Kara woke up to morning sickness and forcing herself to eat something since she didn't feel too hungry.

No word from Barry yet. It'll be seven weeks on Friday.

She relaxed for most of the morning, watching the news and playing with baby (rubbing her baby bump, poking it softly, watching a hand and foot slightly glide over). Around eleven thirty Kara speedily showered and dress; a blue dress with white polka dots and a brown belt, with tan ballet flat shoes.

She texted Barry again. No word. Was he mad at her?

Kara waited in the long line and when she got to the front she placed her order; medium coffee, turkey sandwich with a side of fries, a bag of chips and bottle of water. She turned and waited on the side for her order when she heard someone call her name. She looked over and saw Lisa. "Oh, hey Lisa."

"Hi. Question, how in the freaking hell do you survive Cat Grant?" Lisa asked. "She has me working non-stop for the past few days. Schedules, meetings, specific orders and details. I'm surprised you haven't thrown yourself off a building yet."

"I sort of like it, I guess." Kara laughed.

"When you come back and I'm not there, don't worry about finding me on the roof about to jump off." Lisa rolled her eyes. "

"Bye Lisa." Kara said and waved at the shorter girl.

"Kara?" A male voice called her name out moments after Lisa left.

"Yes?" Kara turned around and found the name caller.

"Hey," He said.

"Oh, hi Adam."