Heather Mack and Tommy Schaefer saw each other for the first time in two months when they were brought to the prosecutor’s office in Denpasar.

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Mack arrived at the prosecution office first, wearing a blue-striped maternity top and pants. She was taken to the jail cells and not long after Schaefer arrived, his face covered by a blue towel. As he was lead into the cell, Mack called his name.

“Is that you Heather?” he asked. “Wow, I want to see you.”

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The young couple then hugged and cried together. Mack sat down on a bench, surrounded by other prisoners and holding a newspaper to her face while Schaefer got down on his knees, tenderly touching her stomach and kissing the baby bump. The couple chatted and laughed together.

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The American couple is accused of the brutal murder of Mack’s mother Sheila von Weise Mack in her room at a five-star Bali hotel in August this year and then shoving the body into a suitcase which they dumped in the back of a taxi.

After their arrest it was revealed that Mack was in the early stages of pregnancy.

She is now about 24 weeks pregnant and says her baby is a healthy little girl who she will name Stella, after her grandmother. She may even call her Putu Stella, Putu being a Balinese name used to denote the first born in a family.

“Stella was kicking last night,” she said of her baby. “She knows that she will meet her dad,” Mack told News Corp Australia from the jail cell.

And she expressed a wish to breast feed her baby and keep her with her in Bali’s Kerobokan jail.

“I hope that she will grow up in Indonesia. I want to stay in Bali after this case. Because I love Bali. Bali is nice. The people are nice.”

Mack and Schaefer have been held at separate police jails since their arrest and have not seen other since mid October when police brought them together for a reconstruction of the crime at the five-star St Regis Resort in Nusa Dua.

Today the couple was brought together as police handed their case to the prosecutors, signalling the trial could start within weeks.

Both face charges of premeditated murder, which carries the death penalty, murder and premeditated violence causing death. Mack also faces charge of knowing about a criminal act but failing to report it.

Police handed over the evidence to the prosecution authorities, including the suitcase in which Mrs Mack’s bloodied body had been stuffed after her death and CCTV footage from the hotel, showing the couple lugging the suitcase through the foyer to a waiting taxi as well as images of Mrs Mack before her death.

The wealthy 62-year-old Chicago socialite was allegedly bashed to death with a glass ashtray and fruit bowl from the hotel room.

In his statement Schaefer allegedly told police that he hit Mrs Mack in a moment of spontaneous defence because she hit him first and that at the time Heather Mack was in the bathroom.

He called her out after Mrs Mack was dead. Earlier, it was alleged that Schaefer had been offended by Mrs Mack, claiming she called him a “nigger”.

Later today the couple will be transferred to Kerobokan prison to await trial.