Henlo everyone, yes this isn't exactly my usual type of story but it's what i've decided to do. You may have seen a story like this before but my take on it is different in it's own right. Anyways enjoy~

The Loud house: A Broken Family- Prologue

It was hot, to say the least. Being sent to boot camp was already one of the worst experiences Lincoln had to deal with, and he's been on this bus for over five hours already.

They came to get him early in the morning, he was still sleeping when they knocked. He was so sleep deprived because of the day before he almost fell asleep putting on his clothes, but his dad being the jerk he is shook him awake and watched him as he descended down the stairs, leaving the loud household for the next six months.

Or so he thought.

Lincoln looked around for at least something to do. He saw kids who looked like adults, some looked terrified for their lives and others just looked out the window as tears slowly went down their cheeks. He then looked to the person sitting next to him which made him stop in place.

She looked to be around his age and also scared by her surroundings. She shook in place as she held onto something in her hands, one side of her face was covered by her fairly blond hair as her pale hazel eyes looked everywhere curiously but cautiously. She was wearing a blue sweater with a white hood with a symbol in the shape of a tiger on the right side of the sweater.

She had on black pants that looked to be ripped in a few areas, but not to noticeable. Her sneakers looked to be regular Jordans not that big a deal.

But lincoln looked back to her face, she was sweating as she was looking down now. She looked like she wanted to cry her eyes out, as if a dam was about to burst, but she stopped herself. She closed her eyes tightly and whispered something under her breath to herself.

Lincoln was not only scared for her but felt bad for her as well. He didn't know why right now but all he wanted to do was make sure she was safe at all costs. She then shifted herself upright and faced forward as she pulled her hands together, she held onto what looked to be a necklace in her hands.

Lincoln than faced towards the window again and saw only desert and sand for miles. Nothing else, it seemed like an endless void to him. That was until he saw something in the distance.

It wasn't big, it looked to be a camp of some sorts, there were cars surrounding it with a giant metal fence that served as walls to the camp. This had to be the place, this had to be where Lincoln and everyone else would be stuck for the next six months. The fence bothered him though, they were only going to be here for six months it seemed a bit drastic to have a metal fence trapping them in.

But this was boot camp so he couldn't really argue much, these places would always be a nightmare no one wanted to partake in. Who knows what kind of things went down here, and if they were bad, he did not want to find out.

It didn't take long for them to reach the entrance. The place was filled to the brim with guards and they looked dangerous, some had multiple dog tags around their necks, others had scars going over their faces or were even missing a limb but still looked scary.

As the bus came to a halt a woman walked on and stood in the front as she talked to the bus driver who gave a notepad containing a list of all the kids on board. She then looked up from the notepad and said,

" Alright listen up filth! This will be your new home for the next ten years so get used to it! " She yelled as she filled fear into some kids hearts.

Wait what did she just say! I could've sworn I would only be here for six months! Lincoln than opened his bag containing all his belongings and pushed clothes aside and pulled out a brochure.

He flew through pages quickly until he reached the end and looked to where it said the amount of days they would stay. When he expected to see just six months it instead said exactly what she had said.

He was really going to be here for the next ten years, he won't see his friends, family or even Ronnie Anne for a whole decade. It felt like he had been hit with a brick, he suddenly became light headed and his vision became blurry, he then started to fall and everything went dark.

Lincoln had fainted. This was his life from now on and there was nothing he could do about it.

To be continued.