Della's disappearance affects everyone, in one way or another.

"No matter what I do, these kids will get into trouble, so maybe you could teach them how to get out of trouble.." - Donald Duck. Out of all of them, it was Louie Duck and Webby Vanderquack who were known for getting into trouble very easily. Dewey looked for trouble, Huey actively avoided it, but trouble seemed to always find Webby and Louie, even if they didn't want it.

Donald has rejoined the Navy, leaving his triplet nephews (and adopted sons) in the care of his rich uncle, the only man he trusts with the job. Together, with Scrooge's adopted family, Launchpad and Abby, they'll unravel the history of their mysterious, miserly Uncle Scrooge and in the process, unearth skeletons in the family closet. Human!AU.

So, Uncle Donald entered the Navy and we're stuck having to stay with an uncle we didn't even know existed until now. I hope this all works out...Episodic, marked as Complete for now but more chapters might be added at a later date.

The triplets and Webby move into the houseboat for the summer. Huey is forced to come to terms with the fact that he's dealing with depression. Louie is on meds. Dewey starts to be concerned about his lack of attention span. Webby fiddles with origami.

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Another busy night for Gyro it seems. Feeling worried about him, Fenton checks up on him for the last time for the night. (One-shot. Fenro.)

6 months after Huey put him in jail, Derek came back. He seems like he changed, but did he really. Huey and Dewey tried to find out for sure. Meanwhile, Louie is getting beat in every arcade game by a girl.

The Beagle Babes have just escaped prison and are hiding out with their longtime rivals, the Beagle Boys. Tensions are high, and when the girls find out about the upcoming jewelry heist the boys have planned, they want in. Slight AU (read notes). Beagle Boys/Beagle Babes shipping. Collab with Teacakies, art by Tea. 1987 canon.

Huey wakes up early in the morning and leaves Dewey all alone to make something for him. (HueDew. One-shot.)

Scrooge and Webby share drinks early in the morning.

Tiny Huey loses his temper.

A short vignette of things gone wrong on an adventure. Uncle Donald is unconscious and Dewey tries to figure out what to do. Can be read independently or with "Familiar Words."

A short vignette of things gone wrong on an adventure. Donald remembers a similar event from many years ago. Can be read independently or with "Alone."

Scrooge McDuck is infamous for going to great lengths to obtain treasure-and also to get it back.

After a family argument, a certain level-headed duckling makes an impulsive decision that sends his family into panic. Inspired by a prompt from tumblr.

Louie can't sleep so he decides to walk around the mansion for a bit. He gets some company along the way. (One-shot.)

What's the one thing to enjoy after a good movie? The answer lies ahead of something cold and sweet! Oneshot moment

Dewey hears Webby and Louie sneaking out and jumps to conclusions.

Louie found a disturbing pattern in their family's history and begins to think that there's a connection between success and resent in the family.

Huey doesn't know how to deal with his powers. Because his powers are too powerful for him, he can't control them; and it's driving him crazy. Huey can't do anything without putting himself in danger, and it can even hurt his family if he's not careful. Huey is tired of it; he has to learn how to control his powers. But it's harder than he thought.

Well, this wasn't how the day was supposed to go.

It's bad enough to have nightmares, but it's worse to have sleep paralysis follow right behind it. It's not the best combination. Dewey can definitely say so. (One-shot.)

When Donald hits a rough patch, Gladstone steps in with a private offer to take the boys in. Instead, they run away.

The family stays up until midnight. They have fun as they celebrate the new year ahead of them. (One-shot. HueDew.)