Louie...doesn't talk much he hasn't spoken to anyone in years. His brothers are one of the contributions to that his brothers were always having arguments and asking for his opinion if he sided with one of them the other one would beat him up so he just stopped talking and having opinions altogether.
After Huey gets sick, Dewey has to go to school without him and ends up making a new friend. How will this 'friend' affect the relationship between Huey and Dewey? A roleplay with @Huey_Duck
Huey, Dewey and Louie all made a pact to never stop being best friends. But can they keep that promise? And can they fix it before it is to late?
It's difficult being the eldest of triplets, sure there's not much age difference, a few seconds or so maybe, but it sure seems like there is. Huey has a hard time with his younger brothers and gets worked up about it.
Dewey always knew that middle kids never got much love or attention or praise at that, and he's never gotten used to it. This will definitely be a difficult journey.
When an unexpected visitor arrives with new information about Della they must work together as a family to find out what happened to their parents (Story 2 of my AU)
After Dewey suffers a tragic accident, he wakes up and is told some information that he questions greatly.
Babies always get the advantage, they get everything they want, in Louie's case, this is true most of the time, but he begins to get annoyed by all the babying that his older brothers give him.
After an argument between Louie and Scrooge he realized he's nothing like him so when someone offers him more then he could hope for will he be willing to risk his own life for it? Or even his families lives? Story 1:
What would happen if the lovable Ducktales triplets had been separated at birth? But more importantly, what would happen when they found out? Each chapter includes different point of views, which consists of Huey Duck, Louie McDuck, Dewey Duck, and Webby Vanderquack. Disclaimer: I do not own any of the Ducktales duck...