It was hard to see when your eyes are filled with blur. It was hard to stand straight when you are shivering from the cold. It was hard to focus and think when your doubts were pounding in your head. It was hard to breathe when your tears are choking you. After Della's return, no one's the same. It hurts that when everyone is changing, you are still clinging to the hope that somebody's going to stay the same. It hurt the kids, wounding them with expectations and slapping them with the harsh reality that nothing is going to be alright. Some are in denial and remain the same. Some are going with the river, hitting rocks and sticks along the way. Some try to change but the change was too far from their comfort zone and was scared to go out because they don't want to face the monsters outside of their zone. Huey, Dewey, and Louie were losing their strength. They were placed in the wrong reality at the wrong time and were forced to battle the shadows on their own because they were too afraid to be seen as weak. The shadows are coming. Who was to tell of what comes next? ˜"*°•.˜"*°•˜"*°•.˜"*°•˜"*°•.˜"*°•˜"*°•.˜"*°•˜"*°•.˜"*°• DISCLAIMER: Ducktales does not belong to me, it belongs to Disney. The songs that may appear in the book are not mine. The cover on the book is mine though. And the pictures in the book. This might also have a trigger warning. Anyways, enjoy! Good day, and enjoy the book.

Three year old Clarissa Duck was there to see everything. The launch of the Spear of Selene, Donald leaving, the family being torn apart, and Scrooge's descent into isolation, with her being the one light in his life for a decade. Della Duck had taken the trust and love of a three year old duckling and burned it. (Big sister AU) (Inspired by Here In The Garden by KronkIsLaunchpad)

What if Huey, Dewey, and Louie were separated at birth? When Della is too poor to take care of all three boys, she makes a deal with her mistress to give one away. They try to keep their brotherhood a secret until one day they meet one another. (Re-uploaded, alternate ending)

Charlotte has been living with Donald and the triplets a few months after being saved from the streets and has remained in the same spot since her arrival: the couch/kitchen table. She's lied there for months, curled up in a ball and not saying a word to everyone else. Donald and the triplets have tried everything to get her to hang out with Huey, Dewey, and Louie, to get her to talk to them, even if it was for a little bit. Nothing changed. They soon figured out that no matter what they do, Charlotte won't budge. So, they decided to leave her be, talking to her every once and a while and keeping her company, fully accepting that Charlotte won't talk to them until she is ready. That is, until they arrived at McDuck Manor. *Book 1 of 3 *Scrooge McDuck becomes a father figure in this book *This is a work of fiction. This is not canon *Book cover is by me. Do not steal! *I don't own anything except for Charlotte

In this story, Huey Duck ends up on the moon with his mother, Della Duck. He grows up there and learns how to survive in that environment, all the while wanting to get to Earth as soon as possible and meet his family that his mother has told him so much about. He experiences many moments of both happiness and sadness as he grows up on the moon and eventually makes it back to Earth. SPOILERS! Please try to not swear or say anything not appropriate in the comments. I don't own Ducktales.

After Dewey suffers a tragic accident, he wakes up and is told some information that he questions greatly.

When louie has strange in him but his two brothers don't know what until huey knew sees him talking to his evil self then he needs to keep it as a secret or else

Louie gets possessed by some unseen force that only he can see, driving him mad and it is up the Webby and his family to save him before he is no longer Louie. A white snake whispering in his ear unknown evil? uh yeah it's happening

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:

Louie always had inner demons, but when they start to get worse, Louie questions not only his bad side but his good side. (Contains: bad thoughts, blood and tears)