Life as a Duck

Chapter 1: Meeting McDuck, Part 1

A single seagull flew around a dock, landing at several boats, only to have sailors scream at it. The seagull finally found a place to relax, but quickly flew away when a bang, followed by a weird scream was heard. "Hold still, Uncle Donald!" A young duck wearing a green hoodie yelled. That young duck is Louie Duck. Louie was sitting on an older duck's back. "Get off of me," said the older duck, now confirmed as Donald, only to fall to the floor, with his uniform in his nephew's hands. "Good morning, Uncle Donald," another young duck said, almost identical to Louie, only this time wearing a polo shirt and a cap, both coloured red. This duck is Huey Duck.

"You can't wear this to your job interview!" Scolded Louie, while placing the uniform in the dishwasher. "My uniform!" Yelled Donald in distress. " You gotta dress for the job you want not the job you have, which is no job," explained Louie. While Donald was trying to get his uniform out of the dishwasher, he slipped, which ended up with one sleeve landing on the stove, resulting in it being set on fire. Donald immediately took the sleeve and put the fire out with water from the sink.

"Huey get away from the stove, you'll get hurt!" Yelled Donald to his oldest nephew. Donald's uniform's sleeve hit Donald across the face. "But it's a big day!" Protested Huey, "and a big day calls for a big breakfast." Huey showed his uncle a plate with a raw fish and an egg on it. 'WE BELIEVE IN YOU UNCLE DONALD!' was written on the plate in ketchup. The fish then deflates which causes Donald to let out a noise of disgust.

Huey turns off the stove, before jumping down from the chair he was standing on while saying "I'll get the iron". Huey then grabs the uniform from Louie's hand and takes down the ironing board, resulting in his uncle getting trapped beneath it.

Donald goes crazy. "Stop helping me!" Donald yelled at his nephews, but that quickly changed to worry, "And put on your life vests, what if the boat goes down when the babysitters are here?" The two young ducks nod, looking sad. "Yes, Uncle Donald," Huey and Louie say, while the former goes over and gets the life vests, giving one to his younger brother. They both take the life vests on.

"Where is that babysitter?" Donald asks while calling the babysitter. "Where are you?! What? I didn't give you a new address!" The boys look at each other smugly. "Well, what time can you get here?" Donald asks the babysitter over the phone. The babysitter says something the boys cannot hear. "Crazy old bird," Donald says, more to himself than to others.

"Where can I find another babysitter at 10 O'clock?" Donald asks, looking at his phone. "10 O'clock!?" The three ducks burst out while freaking out. "You gotta go!" Louie yells while Huey puts the new uniform on Donald. After that, they quickly push Donald off the boat. "Woah! I can't just leave you!" Donald protested. Louie waves him off saying: "We can survive for a couple of hours. Besides we have (Y/N) with us!" Donald starts to think. "A couple of hours with (Y/N). Ahh, oh okay, just keep those life vests on!" Donald begins to walk away, without seeing the boys giving each other a thumbs-up.

Suddenly the boat starts. Donald turns around looking angrily at the boys. "Where's (Y/N) and Dewey?" He asks them. "Sleeping" and "Who're they?" are the answers he gets. Louie furrows his brows and turns his head to his older brother. Donald goes onto the boat again, searching for the missing family member. "Who're they?" Louie asks Huey, while Huey just looks worried.

Donald opens the door to the control centre of the boat, where Dewey, the middle triplet, and his sister (Y/N), the older sister to the triplet can be seen. "All right, boys! We'll get to Cape Suzette and back before anyone realises, we're gone!" (Y/N) says, thinking that the cause for the now open door was her younger brothers. "So long Dorkburg!" Dewey continues, and they both turn around. "Hello...Uncle Donald? Wha-what's up?" Dewey asks waving at their uncle, who looks at the pair angrily.