DuckTales Reader X: New friends in Duckburg

A McDuck Family Easter

Your POV

It was a sunny Easter morning when you woke up. Immediately, you ran downstairs and went into the dining room. At each spot on the table, there was a bright Easter basket. Red, blue, green, pink, and purple baskets lined the table. You heard a rumbling sound and everyone else, the kids and Launchpad, came running into the kitchen. "Stampede!" You screamed and ran under the table. Everyone laughed, and you began to go through your baskets. Beakley and Scrooge were working together to make buttermilk pancakes, and everyone could clearly tell which ones Beakley had made and which ones Scrooge had made, as they were burnt to a crisp. Inside everyone's baskets were some chocolate coins, homemade truffles, and a special gift for each person inside the baskets. Huey got a 50-bladed swiss army knife, Dewey got a set of binoculars, Louie got a small diamond and a few coins from Scrooge's bin, and Webby got a copy of The Pocket-Sized McDuck Family History. Inside yours was a harmonica and a small booklet on how to play it. Everyone thanked him for the gifts, and you all went into the foyer for a special family Easter service. 

Huey led the service as the priest, and you directed the "choir" which consisted of the triplets, Webby, You, and Launchpad on piano. Together, you all performed an Easter anthem you'd written, which the chorus echoing through space.

  Alleluiah! Alleluiah! Jesus is risen today!

Alleluiah!  Alleluiah! The stone is rolled away!

The world will always know the jubilant news of the women three,

Their songs of praise echoing through all eternity!

After the service was over, you had a luncheon with everyone in the manner. While you were getting some hors d'oeuvres, Scrooge approached you with a small satchel bag. "Lass, I got a little extra something for you," He told you. You opened up the satchel bag to reveal a gold necklace with a small compass on the end. "If you ever get lost, you always have something to show you the way." You tied it around your neck.

"Oh, Uncle Scrooge! It's lovely! Thank you so much!" You hugged him and he returned it.

"That's not all," He said, opening it up. The compass was merely on the surface, as it was actually a locket. You looked in to see a portrait of you with the rest of the family, Beakley, and Launchpad. You had tears of joy in your eyes as you shut the locket. 

"I'm going to keep this forever, no matter what," You smiled. "Happy Easter, Uncle Scrooge." He hugged you.

"Happy Easter, (Y/n)," He whispered in your ear.