Septiplier Mpreg: Love At First Sight

Sammys Most Important Milestone

Mark's view
Sammy was officially five months old. It had a been a rough five months, but we did it. Little Sambug was getting bigger everyday.

She could now roll over. When ever she had belly time she'd roll on her back by accident. I liked to sneak up on her and surprise her. Whenever she giggled, I did to.

She loved to babble. Sometimes if Jack's at school I'll be washing dishes or something and I can hear her babble from the next room! Definitely Jack's lungs.

She was getting over her cough. I was glad. She had gotten better,than worse. Sweet thing never got in the way of video making. She was in our videos a lot now.

Whenever I watched Jack play Subnotica or something he'd always pick her up. She would squeal or giggle. She loved Jack's headphones or his hat. Fans adored her.

She was getting closer to crawling and her first word. I always encourage her. For example, one day I was playing with her. She waved her Septiceye plushie around "Ah! Ah- ah" I smiled "You gonna say something soon Sammy?" She ignored me. I laughed.

On to Jack and co, Jack was a lot better now. He always smiled, though he was tired. Felix and Cry came back from vacation. We told them everything. They had brought a surprise home. Well, two.

Pugs. Edgar and Maya. They're soooo cute! Edgar is black, named after Edgar Allen Poe, and Maya was a cream colored pug with a missing eye.

Sammy loved them. They ran up to her and licked her face. She giggled and grabbed at their fur. They didn't mind.

One day something amazing happened. She got into crawling position. I grabbed the video recorder and set it up. I crouched next to Jack and coxed Sammy on "Come on Sambug! Come to Papa!" Jack shook a rattle and I grabbed her Septiceye.

She blinked at us "Ah- Ah ah!" She put out on hand and rocked a bit. She put out the next, and the next. My baby girl was crawling!! Me and Jack cheered her on. Felix ran behind us and made faces. Sammy giggled.

She kept crawling toward us. She finally dropped when she reached me. I scooped her up before she could hit the ground. She squealed and giggled. Already, my baby girl was growing up.