True Colors, A Slenderman x Reader

Her Nine Months [Chapter 19]

Y/n's POV

The first two months had already happened, I still had another seven months to go. It’s only September. I groaned slightly and rubbed circles onto my stomach.

I lifted up the f/c t-shirt I was wearing and looked into the floor-to-ceiling mirror I had Hoodie and Masky install in mine and Slenders bedroom. I was always thought I was fat and that I could totally lose more weight, but looking at my reflection in the mirror as I’m pregnant makes me realize how thin and small I was.

I smiled softly as I lightly rubbed my stomach. I heard a gentle, small knock at mine and Slenders bedroom door and I dropped my shirt. I walked to the door and pulled it open lightly. I was greeted by the kind smile of a little Sally.

“Hi Momma!” Sally said happily. I gave her a jubilant smile and said, “Hello Sally,” Sally skipped into the room with Charlie sitting on top of a tan coloured box she was carrying.

“And what’s that, Sal?” I asked her. Sally put the box carefully on my bed and looked at me over her shoulder briefly before taking the lid off of the box. “It’s a present! And my tea set,” Sally replied. I raised an eyebrow curiously.

Sally pulled out a cute little white bunny with black at the ends of its ears and it’s nose. “Oh, Sally!” I said with a joyious grin. “I named him Grove!” Sally squealed, holding out the small little bunny for me to take.

I gently took the small rabbit and pet it lightly a few times before pressing a kind kiss to it’s tiny head. “I found him in the forest, his mommy was eaten by a wolfie so I took him home.” Sally said. I kissed her forehead. “How kind of you Sally,” I said.

Sally smiled brightly at the praise and went back to her box. “I also got… ugh!” Sally made a small grunting sound as she tried to grab whatever she needed from the box. “I also got a present for my little brother or sister!” Sally said excitedly.

She pulled a light sky blue stuffed cat out of the box and showed it to me. The stuffed animal was the same size as Charlie. “I haven’t named them because I want my little sibling to name them. It might be a while though…” Sally said, huging the blue cat lightly before placing it beside Charlie.

“And incase you have two!” Sally started, digging into the box again, “I got this one, too!” Sally said happily and pulled out a cute stuffed red fox. The red fox was the same size as the other two stuffed animals. Sally made the red fox dance slightly and said, “Her name is Kissa, but they can change the name if they want,” Sally said cutely.

I giggled and held the bunny in my hands and kissed Sally’s forehead. “We need to go get this cutie the stuff he needs.” I told Sally. Sally’s hole face lit up with a giant grin and she squealed happily. “Are we going shopping?!” She squealed, absolutely thrilled.

I giggled and nodded. “You go get cleaned up, I need to go find Slender.” Sally nodded and said, “Daddy is in his office, Momma! Bye!” Sally zoomed out of the room and down the hall to the right, where her room was located.

I looked to the small bunny with gentle e/c eyes and it looked back to me with cute pale blue eyes. I smiled. “Grove.. What a cute name for you,” I said in a kind, hushed voice. Grove’s nose twitched and I ‘aw’ed quietly. I booped Grove’s nose and he made a squeak-like sound.

I walked out of mine and Slender’s room with the floppy-eared Grove and I walked down the corridor to Slender’s office. I opened the door after giving a small knock on the door. “Is there something you need, Love?” Slender asked, moving the folders that were in front of him to the side of his desk.

“I need you to pet-sit while I go to the store with Sally,” I told Slender. I sensed his confusion and showed the black and white floppy-eared Grove to Slender and giggled as Grove twitched his nose a few times.