Hard to Ignore

"You didn't even notice I was gone?!" Dewey yelled, hurt, looking at his family who was currently tied up by the pirate crew he got adopted into while trying to get his hat back, its a long story.

Scrooge scoffed "You ran away, joined a pirate crew, and you're mad at us?!" Dewey tried to protest but it all happened so fast. After some talking the real captain cut him off, a sword fight broke out and the Mcducks stand victorious!

Sitting on the plane to go home Scrooge tried to make it better by finally listening to his story but his brothers knew him better than that. Even if someone paid attention to him now this whole thing was still gonna hurt later, in the back of his mind it would always be there.

Once they landed and got into their room the pair was on it.

"Cool hat Dewey" Huey said sitting on Deweys middle bunk

"Yeah! And that team up was pretty cool earlier too, huh Dewey?" Louie said climbing up to do the same as Huey.

Dewey exhaled "So now you care?" His voice was low, sad, but sassy.

"We've always cared about you and your stories" Huey said placing a hand on his knee.

"Thats not true! You push me away when I try to tell you stuff, you team up leaving me out all the time, and none of you even noticed I was gone! I could disappear to another town tomorrow and no one would know, nothing would change! It wouldn't matter!"

They paused for a second "Its not true!" Huey sighed "We all messed up today, but the truth of the matter is we would notice!"

Dewey huffed

"Exactly! We need our daring, silly, caring, Dewey! We razz on you but thats what siblings do! If you left town for good we wouldn't know what to do with ourselves! You're the heart of the team! And our entertainment, there's no one else like you!" Louie smiled. He was always good at talking, especially when it came from the heart.

Dewey looked up at them slightly.

"You mean it?"

Both boys nodded

"we love you, you're our brother! We need you, we need each other!" Huey said and gently squeezed his knee.

Deweys leg twitched, the two looked at what happened then looked at each other.

"You know Dewey...without you it would be reallly quiet" Huey smirked scooting closer

"Guys, come on..."

Louie smirked too doing the same "Mhm it would be so quiet, no sound effects, yelling, music, worst of all...no laughter!" Louie gasped dramatically "We can't have that can we?"

"D-Don't! I know what you're doing!" Already trying to hold back his laughter he scooted back on the bed, back hitting the pillows as they kept crawling forward.

"Deweyyyy~" Huey teased as the blue one shook his head.

Louie giggled "Come on! Let us hear it!"

"WaIT!–" both of them pounced at once wasting no time, Huey tickling his neck while Louie got his sides, they wanted to start slow, let the giggles out first.

Dewey wanted to try, but he couldn't keep in his laughter! He was already emotional before and when he's sad he's more sensitive, there was no stopping it tonight.

"Nohoho! Haha!" He giggled rolling around trying not to kick them. "Ohohoff!"

They smiled "I forgot how much you squirm!" Huey continued moving his hands down to squeeze at his knees.

"EHEheh–Hey!" He kicked this time letting more giggles out "LeHeave my knehees Alone!"

Huey shrugged "No can do Dewey, this is a learning moment"

Louie nodded joining in on the joke "Mhm yup! We're learning all over again what can make you laugh the loudest, ooo maybe we should make it a contest? Who can make Dewey laugh the loudest?"

Dewey huffed through his laughter "Thats Stuhuhupid–HUEHEhey!!" He kicked again and put his face into the pillow as Huey moved his fingers to wiggle under his knee.

"Huey is in the lead!" The duck in red said, proud of himself.

Louie smirked " Not fair! You're getting all the good spots Huey! I want a turn!" He moved up to tickle under his arm, Dewey shot his arm down quickly.

"NOhOho!" He snorted through his giggles, that combined with Huey tickling under his knees he couldn't help whatever noises came out of his mouth anymore. "COhohome Ohohon gUhuhuys! NoHot FahaHair!"

Louie giggled evily "Ooo I got a snort thats gotta be extra points!"

As much as Dewey complained they knew he wasn't serious, they knew he needed this, its both laughter and absolute undivided attention, what more could the boy ask for!?

"You wanted our attention Dewey! You got it!" Huey teased as Louie added fuel to the fire

"Tickle tickle tickle dearest dewford~" The duck in green moved back down to his stomach, Huey moving his fingers up too slowly making it tickle more.

Deweys face got red with embarrassment as they both honed in on their grand finale spot.

"You know, this has been nice but its not the laughter we were looking for...what do you think we should do Huey?"

Huey hummed "I think we should learn when we failed and try again another day, call it a tie for now on the competition"

Both of them took their hands off him.

"What...?" Dewey sat up slowly, confused.

Louie nodded, "great thinking Huey, sometimes you fail! Its okay!"

Huey nodded "Junior woodchuck rule number 87 failure is needed to succeed, a little life lesson never hurt! We'll pick ourselves back up and try again another day!"

Dewey starred in shock, confused, disappointed.

"Wise words Hubert!" Louie smiled "let's go!" They turned, crawling away slowly.

"Junior woodchuck rule number 1 always expect the unexpected!" Huey spoke as together they turned and pounced on him again both of them tickling his ribs this time without giving Dewey time to process what was happening. A gasp escaped him first,

"AHAHAHA WAHAHAIT NOHOHO!" He threw his head back laughing, the two smiled brightly, this is what they were waiting for.

"There it is!" Louie smiled "What would we do without that laughter!"

Huey nodded "Mhm exactly! Its amazing!" He skittered his fingers up and down the bone structure like a xylophone while Louie squeezed the other side periodically. The mix of tactics made his laughter even louder and silly.

"IHIHI!–EHEHE! NOHOHOHO!" He kicked some more having no escape from their tickly fingers.

"Its so interesting!" Huey smiled

"So loud and fun, Pretty hard to ignore now huh?" Louie smirked as Huey nodded.

"Agreed!"

Both boys laughed with him as Dewey lost himself in the laughter.

"IHIHIT TIHIHICKLES!"

"Really? We couldn't tell!" Louie teased squeezing every bone gently from top to bottom. "Where does it tickle more my side or Hueys?"

"GUHUHUHUYS!! COHOHOME OHOHON!"

Huey smirked "This is so fun! Its like playing an instrument that only makes sounds of laughter! Watch me hit my solo!" Huey moved faster up and down the length of his ribs

"OKAHAHAY OKAHAY! NOHOHO MOHOHORE!"

Both of them stopped giving Dewey a breather.

Huey smiled "Did you have fun?"

The duck in blue nodded slowly still catching his breath.

"Next time you think we aren't giving you enough attention just talk to us, we'll make sure we make it up to you with plenty extra attention, okay? Instead of running off and joining a pirate crew" Louie said ruffling the top of his head.

Dewey nodded and giggled a little, "Deal!"

They all hugged and called it a night Dewey falling asleep first. Tonight made them realize a lot of things, most importantly though, that they really do need to do this more often, for everyone's sake!

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Made this last night! But I hope ya'll enjoyed!

The small-town diner was alive with the clinking of coffee mugs and muffled laughter. Dewey Riley sat across from Gale Weathers, as stiff as his badge. Most people would jump at the chance to dine with the renowned reporter. But his mind was elsewhere. He sat over his lukewarm coffee with a tight jaw. 

And Gale, ever the observer, took in every detail of his posture. 

Dewey looked good in anything he wore. Then again, she wasn’t expecting him to wear his uniform on their date.  Somewhere nearby, a waiter dropped a plate, and the crash sounded throughout the diner. Both of them flinched. But, from the way his hand dropped to his waist, Dewey looked ready to draw his weapon. The Ghostface attacks were behind them, but not the aftermath. Gale cleared her throat.

“Dewey,” she said softly, “You’re safe. It was just a plate.”

He blinked a couple of times, eyes shifting to her. Then, he quickly looked away, taking a slow breath and putting his hand back on the table. “Sorry,” he muttered. “Old habits die hard.”

Gale gave an understanding nod. “I get it,” she said, her tone softening. “I’m sorry, D. I can’t imagine what you’re going through. Is there anything I can do to help?”

“No, no. It’s alright,” Dewey shook his head. He looked out at the people eating and chatting in the diner. “I haven’t been here since I was in high school.” 

Gale followed his gaze. Then, she gave him a small, hopeful smile. “Must feel like yesterday, huh?”

Dewey snorted quietly. “Something like that. Back then, this place was where we all came to unwind after a long week of school. Tatum, Randy, Stu- hell, even Billy. It was…simpler.”

A comfortable silence settled over them. Then, Gale said, “I know it’s not the same, but I’m glad this place’s still here. I’m glad you’re still here.”

For the first time tonight, Dewey smiled. “Thanks, Gale.”

Gale smiled too. She didn’t think she’d be able to get him to smile at all tonight. Wanting to savor the moment, she continued, “I bet you were all business back then too, huh? Let me guess. Hall monitor? Safety patrol?”

Dewey snickered. “Not exactly.”

Encouraged, Gale stood and rounded the table, cozying up beside him. “Oh no? Maybe you were the one causing the trouble. Starting fights, stealing lunch money. It’d make sense that you’d turn over a new leaf.”

He laughed at that. He folded his hands on the table, and his shoulders shook from laughing. “You’re being ridiculous.”

“Well, if I’ve got it all wrong, why not set the story straight? Tell me something about the real you.” Gale giggled. She leaned up against his arm and prodded at his torso with a manicured hand. “And don’t hold out on me.”

Dewey jolted from the pokes and leaned away from her. Thankfully, in the busy diner, no one seemed to notice. “H-Hey! Gale!”

Gale rose a brow. Her eyes sparkled with sudden mischief.  “Oooh. I can’t say I’ve ever met a ticklish deputy.” 

“I doubt you walk up to a deputy and poke them,” he scoffed without malice. “Besides, I’m not ticklish. That was just a reflex.”

“Bull,” she snorted. “I just tickled you and you flinched. If that doesn’t spell ticklish, then what does?”

“It doesn’t spell anything.” He swiveled when Gale tried to poke him again, this time catching her hand. “Gale! Quit it!”

Gale grinned. “Interesting. Well, Deputy ‘Not-Ticklish’, I hope you don’t mind if I conduct a little investigation.”

“I thought we weren’t working tonight.” As Gale leaned on him, he tried to shield his torso with his arm, but was trapped between her and the wall. 

“Oh, this isn’t work,” she snickered. “This is personal research.”

Before she could tease him further, he lifted her hand to his lips. The gesture was soft, almost hesitant, his warm breath brushing her skin as he pressed a kiss to her knuckles.

For a moment, Gale froze, her retort caught somewhere between her mind and her lips. Her grin faltered—not because she didn’t like it, but because she hadn’t expected it.

Dewey lingered just long enough to look up at her, his boyish charm shining in the faintest smile. He was hoping—praying, really—that it would throw her off her game.

But Gale recovered quickly. Her grin came back, wider this time. “What was that?” she asked, feigning innocence.

“Uh…” Dewey stammered as her free hand darted toward his ribs.

“Nice try, Deputy,” Gale teased, her fingers finding their mark. Dewey jolted again and let out a shout of laughter that now caught some people’s attention. The deputy’s face flushed red and he waved an apologetic hand. 

“S-Sohohrry,” he coughed out chuckles as he batted at her hands. He successfully caught them again and leaned into her to whisper. “If you don’t stop,” he began in a mock serious voice, “you’re gonna regret it.” 

“What are you gonna do?” She laughed. “Arrest me?”

“No, but I’ll have no choice to defend myself,” Dewey warned, smirking. 

She arched a brow, acknowledging the unspoken challenge. She rose from the table and mirrored his smirk with her own. “I’d like to see you try.”

Sure enough, the rest of their evening was filled with laughter. After they left the diner, they returned to Dewey’s home. It started out as a lighthearted argument about who’d get the last bite of dessert. The bickering took a turn when Gale seized Dewey’s sides and kneaded into them. 

“GAhaha! Gahahahle!” Dewey doubled over, clutching the brownie to his chest. He half heartedly batted at her hands with his free hand. “STohohahaha! It’s mihihihihne!”

“It’s half a brownie,” she snorted. “Besides, whatever happened to ladies first?” She dug her thumbs into his tummy before he could get a good grip on her hands, and he shrieked. “Hand it over, D.”

Dewey refused. Instead, he let the container tumble to the floor and whirled around, wriggling his fingers into her stomach in turn. Gale yelped and dissolved into giggles. She abandoned her tickle attack to wrestle with his hands. 

“Fahaha! AH! N-Nohoho, dohon’t you—” Gale’s squealing protests intermingled with her loud giggling as she battled with the deputy. He dropped his hands to her hips and squeezed. She cursed and laughed, and Dewey carefully led down on the floor to continue his attack. 

Dewey kneeled over her, skittering his fingers across her waist before returning to her hips. “Told you I’d get you back,” he grinned. He worked his thumbs in circular motions against her hip bones. “What’s wrong? You were so confident a minute ago.”

Gale thrashed beneath him, laughter spilling uncontrollably from her lips. “D-Dehehewey! Y-You—ohmygahAH!—you CHEAT!” she shrieked, trying to twist away.

“Cheat?” Dewey echoed with a laugh of his own. You’re the one who started this whole thing. I’m just finishing it.”

 Feeling a surge of confidence, Dewey moved away from her hips and jumped to her sides. The woman squealed and twisted, laughing loudly. She didn’t make it easy for him to keep her down; she kicked, bucked, and chased after his hands with her own. His hands scampered up to her armpits and she slammed her arms down.

“THEHE HEHELL YOUHU ARE!” Gale threw her head back and cackled. She kicked even more and, not wanting to take a leg to the groin, Dewey sat on top of them, careful not to put his full weight on her. He scribbled into her armpits with more purpose, fingertips scritching into the hollows.

“I think I am.” Dewey chuckled along with her and continued tickling her armpits. Now, not worried about getting kicked, he was able to tickle her with ease. He dropped one of his hands back to her side and squeezed a few times, returning to her armpit immediately after. He wore this sweet, yet mischievous smirk. He hadn’t had a fun moment like this in what felt like forever. For a moment, he didn’t have to look over his shoulder or go to sleep worrying about his loved ones. All he needed to focus on was winning the tickle war that Gale started.

And Gale wasn’t finished yet. 

Despite her loud cackling, and despite being pinned down, she was still determined to win. In one more last ditch effort, she twisted her body sharply. Dewey, not expecting the sudden shift, had to catch himself with his hands so he didn’t fall on top of her. 

“Whoa! Sh﹘no! Gale! NAhaha!”

Before he could recover, she latched her fingers onto his ribcage. Still winded, she gently pinched over the bones and ran her nails in between the spaces. Dewey yelled and rolled onto his back, trying to fend off her hands while laughing frantically. 

“NOHOhohoho! W-Wahahahait!” Dewey arched his back and howled as she continued clawing at his ribs. She moved her hands quickly, too quick for him to get a good grip on them, and he bucked more whenever her hands ventured too close to his stomach. “GAHAHALE!”

“Oh no, you’re not backing out now,” Gale asserted, dropping her hands to squeeze over his hip bones. She giggled as he snorted and shook his head. She swirled her thumbs against the bones and he thrashed some more. “Thought you weren’t ticklish, D.”

“I’m nahahahahahahat!” Dewey lied and turned onto his side, batting at her hands. Gale snickered and suddenly jumped to his stomach. 

“Liar.” Gale spidered her nails up and down his tummy, laughing at his high pitched scream. He flopped back onto his back, and she scooted up to pin his arms down with her knees. 

“GAHAHAHA! Gahahahle, nohohohoho!” With his arms pinned, his laughter took on a more desperate note, and he thrashed underneath her. Gale’s teasing grin softened; his laughter, albeit loud, was rich with snorts and squeals. It was endearing to hear and, given what he had to go through during the Ghostface attacks, it was most likely a new rarity for him. She doubled down on her efforts, nails creeping underneath his shirt to tickle over bare skin. Dewey howled. “STOHOHOHOHOP!”

“You’re so ticklish, Dewey,” Gale cooed, smirking down at him. “How could you lie about that?” She pressed her thumbs into the sides of his tummy and swirled them repeatedly. Dewey threw his head back, laughing even harder. 

“I’M SOHOHOHOHRRY!” Dewey wailed, trying to squirm away, but his attempts were futile. Gale kept his arms pinned down to the floor, and the laughter weakened him. “Gale, please-”

Gale slowed her attack and pretended to think. Her fingertips stroked along his belly and circled his belly button, keeping him in a consistent giggle fit. “Hmm, I don’t know,” she hummed. “Between you lying to me and keeping the brownie from me, I think I’m owed a little justice here.”

“I already s-said I’m sorry,” he stammered, pausing in between words to giggle. Gale leaned down to peck his lips, and his already reddened face turned redder. 

“I hear you,” she pecked his lips again, and she felt him momentarily relax under her. “And yet, justice still needs to be served.”

Dewey’s eyes widened and before he could fully process it, Gale’s nails were skittering against his tummy again. He yelped and dissolved into another wave of frantic giggles. 

“Youhuhu can tahahake the brownie!” Dewey squealed and squirmed side to side. He inadvertently snorted as she skittered her nails around and under his belly button. “TAHAHahahake it!”

Oh, I will,” Gale said with a triumphant grin, “Right after you’ve served your sentence, deputy~.”

From there, Dewey’s laughter picked up to cackles and she continued tickling his stomach. She pinched, prodded, and scribbled over his skin until his laughter sounded more like wheezes and snorts. She eased off of him after a few minutes and leaned over to pick up the brownie container. 

Dewey breathed heavily, covering his red face with his hands. He was still giggling quietly and the blush stretched all the way to his ears. “You are evil, Gale.”

“No, not evil. Thorough.” She grinned and plopped back down on his legs. She opened the brownie container and broke the treat in half. “Here.”

Dewey propped himself up on his elbows and took the brownie half. They both ate their piece in comfortable silence though, for some reason, he was still smiling. Gale regarded him curiously, chuckling.

“What?” She asked, licking the small bit of chocolate off of her fingers. He jumped a bit, as if caught, and shook his head. 

“Nothing. Just been a while since I laughed like that.” He admitted, his smile turning softer, even shyer. Gale smiled and leaned up to kiss his cheek. 

“You’re welcome,” she giggled. “Laughing looks good on you.”

Today the duck family decided to take everyone out for the day! Webby had gone to a secret island already; they left a few days prior and the plan was to meet up with them at the end of the day and take everyone home but because of his current mood Dewey just didn't feel like going anywhere.

No one in the family trusted Dewey to be home alone so Huey offered to stay behind and take care of him for the day. Inside this made Dewey light up but on the outside he just shrugged. After some careful thinking they decided to allow Huey this responsibility. Huey thanked them and told Louie to bring him some treasure back to which the duck in green smiled and agreed.

"We'll be back later on tonight, you can order a pizza for dinner if you get hungry and we got food in the house for snacks, just no leaving this house you understand?" Uncle scrooge said to the pair as they nodded

"Yes uncle Scrooge" They said in unison, hugging everyone before they left. As the car drove off there was not a peep in the mansion, it was still and calm, a really nice and rare atmosphere.

Dewey gently sighed as he turned to his older brother "You really didn't have to, I know you wanted to go out today, I would've been fine alone"

Huey smiled as he put his hand on his younger brothers shoulder "It's fine Dewey! Someone needs to take care of you, might as well be me!"

Dewey huffed taking his hand off of him staring back outside the window "I can take care of myself you don't need to babysit me anymore"

It started to sprinkle, the sound of the droplets hitting the roof was soothing, Huey sat next to him placing his head in his hand also staring out the window in front of them

"What if I wanted to babysit you?" Huey smirked lightly as Dewey rolled his eyes trying not to crack a smile

"Yeah? Well I don't need it so keep dreaming"

Huey's smirk grew as he spoke again "So you don't want to hang out with me?" Huey asked trying to crack him

Dewey broke as he turned to face his oldest brother "Hey, wait! I never said that!" He defened himself. That's exactly what he wants, it's what he's wanted for years now!

Huey giggled as he faced the duck in blue

"Hueyy not funny!" Dewey crossed his arms looking away from Huey once more

"Sohorry! But that was the only way I knew I could getcha!" He smiled rubbing Dewey's back gently as he continued "You don't think I haven't noticed?"

Dewey tilted his head confused as he looked at Huey "noticed what?"

Huey sighed lightly "I know you've been feeling alone and left out again, I can see it in your eyes Dew, I knew what was wrong the minute Webby left, it all hit you at once today huh?"

Dewey looked down in embarrassment as Huey continued "there's nothing to be embarrassed about Dewey, This is my fault, I know I spend way to much time with Louie but I want to work on it and spend more time with you! And balance everything out! That's the real reason I offered to watch you, you don't need babysitting but I wanted to hang out with you! Will you ever forgive me?" Huey gave him his puppy dog eyes as Dewey lightly pushed him

"Of course I forgive you and I'm sorry for even feeling like this to begin with, I just want to hang out with my older brother"

"Never apologize for feeling natural human emotions you hear me?" Huey said softly as Dewey nodded opening his arms out for a hug that Huey happily accepted.

"Nohow what?" Dewey said after the hug gesturing to his surroundings for emphasis on his question

Huey let out a 'hmm' placing a finger to his chin as he thought about it in his head, Dewey waited patiently before Huey's facial features turned slowly into a smirk

"Let's play a game~" he said out loud eyeing his younger triplet with mischievous intent

Dewey gulped before he spoke and scooted back gently "w-what kind of game?"

"Hide and Tickle~"

"D-dont you mean Hide and Seek?" Dewey held back the nervous giggles as Huey's features became more prominent

"Not the way I play it~" Huey wiggled his fingers teasingly at the duck in blue before Dewey booked it. Trying to find a place to hide in a huge mansion filled with hidden rooms was surprisingly more difficult than it seems at first glance.

The sound of Huey's counting could be heard in the distance Dewey's heart raced with excitement and anticipation as he looked for a spot to hide! He was trying so hard to hold back his giggles but he just couldn't! It's been so long since he's had this much fun! Adventures are fun yes but he means child- like fun like this! Full of wonder and excitement! Just him and his older bro!

He ended up hiding behind a filled up armor stand, out of sight in a hidden room behind a bookshelf! It was perfect! No one would ever suspect a thing! It was a full proof plan!

"99,,,,,100! READY OR NOT HERE I COME!~" Huey's voice echoed through the mansion as he announced his staus; Let the games begin!

After a while Huey's voice kept getting further away and then super close! As he paced the floors of McDuck Manor

"Oh Deweyyyyy~ come out come out wherever you areee~"

Dewey's heart was beating so loud he swore everyone could hear it, he bit his bill as he heard the hidden door spin around revealing the tickle monster in red that was now only inches away from him!

Huey hummed as he walked over to the armor stand 'admiring' it's beauty "Wow! Look at this metal and the way it was crafted. Such fine detail, I wonder how many degrees the fire was that they used to craft such artwork!" Huey smirked as he touched the armor that Dewey was behind, The duck in blue squeezing his eyes shut as Huey spoke

"Very interesting it says here in my junior woodchuck guidebook that this metal was actually named 'Dewey I found you' how crazy is that"

Dewey froze in place, his eyes widened before Huey's face popped up in front of his face "Boo!" Dewey yelled and fell to the ground scooting as much as he could away from Huey as he approached closer and closer with wiggling fingers

"I found youuu~"

"H-huehey we can talk about this!" His back hit the wall as he squeaked putting his arms out in front of him for self defense this made Huey laugh even further as he straddled his brothers legs moving Dewey's hands above him

"Giggling already are we Dewford~" Huey was in full tickle monster mode, there was no stopping him now "you know it's not nice to keep the tickle monster waiting Dew"

Dewey giggled in anticipation kicking his legs out unable to speak

"I win~" Huey said before gently digging all ten didgets into his stomach

"HUEHEheHeuUYyyy!" Dewey put his arms down as he scrunched in on himself trying to escape but making no real efforts too

"Did you get more ticklish since the last time I tickled you?~" Huey teased as he skittered up and down the length of the youngers sides

"AHAHAhahAha! HEheHey! I DID NoHAHAHA NOHOHOT THEHEHERE HUHUHUEEEY!!!" Dewey tried to defend himself through giggles before his laughter increased as Huey skittered up to his ribs

"Oh?~ not here you sayy~" Huey smirked as he gently squeezed up and down his ribs

"HUHUHUHEHEHEYYY!! QUHIHIHIT IHIHIHIHIT! IHIHIHIHIT-"

"It what hmm Tickles?~"

Dewey covered his face as he threw his head back laughing. Huey smirked before blowing raspberries into his ribs as Dewey squealed

"NOHOHOHOT THE RAHAHASBERRIES!"

"Yes the raspberries! I'm getting hungry raspberries aren't enough I think instead of pizza for dinner tonight I'll enjoy some ribs!" he teased as he gently bit at Dewey's ribs

"HUEHEHEHEYYYY HAHAHAHA MHEHEHERCYY!! MEHEHERCYYY!" Dewey called out through his laughter as Huey giggled with him rubbing away the ghost tickles and getting off of him.

"Did I go to far?"

"Neheherp!" Dewey giggled as he caught his breath

"I actually am getting hungry though so do you want me to order that pizza soon?"

"Yehes please" Dewey said as he got up

"Perfect, how about we play another round while we wait~" Huey teased with wiggling fingers causing Dewey to squeak and push him lightly

"Ohonly if I get to be it this round!"

"Uh oh-"

"GET BACK HERE HUEY!"

This was going to be a long, laughter filled night, and they couldn't have dreamed of anything better than that!

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I loved making this so much! I hope you all enjoyedd! And have an amazing day today! You truly deserve it! And I am so proud of you! :] /p /gen /pos

Webby was the first to find out about it through her spying on him but soon his brothers knew too and everyone else. Dewey didn't have to hide anymore which was good and they even made a separate corner in their shared room for him to do his show; but with the more people that knew, the more distractions it created and this was Live!

He didn't have the luxury of editing all that much of the show and it became very frustrating after a while.

"Okay internet! I have tried alot! To get noticed, celebrity interviews, jokes, explosions and this is the thanks I get!" He held up the video showing 14 likes and 15 dislikes; Dewey put it back down and smirked

"So I'm gonna give you all something so big! So epic! So impossibly viral that it's going to crack the internet in half AND THEN IN HALF AGAIN!" He brought out a bunch of things and layed them onto his desk his smirk growing "prepared to be quartered!" He smiled "Drum roll please" running over to the 'house band' he clicked the button on his keyboard before running to set everything up

He flicked on a spotlight and got ready with the newset Dewey stunt, lighting a sparkler and smirking "Hey internet, see you on the other side" he was about to do it when the lights flicked back on and the sparkler went out

"Uh- What? Hey im live streaming here!" He looked over as his brothers walked in, Huey making his way in front of the camera to go to his bed as he spoke

"Sorry Dewford, bedtime, I have a junior woodchuck sapling ceremony in the morning!" He smiled sitting on his bed out of frame

"But this is a late night talk show! I have to record it at night!" The duck in blue complained before the youngest came into frame yawning

"I had a long day of watching TV and I am wiped! I'll be taking this back!" He smirked grabbing one of the blankets Dewey used as a background curtain

"Louie!" He sighed slowly putting everything back before Louie spoke again

"Would you be a dear and get the lights" Dewey frowned turning everything off except for the spotlight

"All the lights" Louie insisted before Dewey smirked

"No" he spoke with confidence as he crossed his arms

"Im sorry no? I know you did not just say no to me!" Louie said sitting up now properly staring at the middle child

"I did! This is my show and I want to finish it!" He continued looking back at him

"Huey! Dewey just said no to me are you gonna let that slide!" He called up to the oldest with crossed arms as Huey sighed lightly before forming a plan

"I understand both of your sides of this debate, however Dewey is not gonna budge so either try to sleep with the light on or we join the show for a bit so he can continue to make it" Huey said giving Louie that look secretly without Dewey noticing, they have a look that says 'let's wreck this middle child' Dewey never catches on, it's subtle but they know!

"Fineee" Louie sighed playing along "we'll be on your show, but only for tonight so we can sleep"

"Really?! Yesss! Thank you!!" He unpaused the video as his brothers joined in

"Record scratch! We have a twist in tonight's content! My brothers have decided to appear here for you live! For the first time ever it's Huey and Louie! Give it up everybody!" He clicked the button on the keyboard that created applause as they waved sleepily.

Dewey recently got a couch for the show rather than that broken old chair so the pair sat comfortably there while Dewey went over some of the basic questions

It was becoming a really great show before Louie fidgeted in his seat and asked Dewey to come take a look at it because something could be wrong, and we all know that Dewey needed his space to be perfect!

"Huh I don't see any-WOAH!" With that Dewey was pulled up onto Louies lap, his head resting on his tighs while Huey wrapped his legs up in his

Dewey tried squirming as he growled "let me go! What's happening! This isn't funny you guys!"

Louie shared a smirk with his brother before wiggling his fingers teasingly at Dewey "It's about to get a whole lot funnier dearest Dewford~"

"Nononono- WAHAHAIT GUHUHUYS NOHOHOT FAHAHAIR!" He wiggled as best he could before covering his mouth trying to reduce the noise

"Oh no no no! We can't have the viewers miss out on your precious giggles now can we!" Louie said with a smirk pinning Dewey's arms up and behind him

"No no no guhuhuys! HuhuhueEEY! HAHA!" Huey giggled a little with him as the adventurers laughter increased as he scribbled under his knees

"Sorry Dewey but I have an important day Tommrow and we all need rest!" He smiled as Louie scribbled along his neck

"TIhiHicklEs! Ihihit Tihihickles! NoHoT FAhair!" Dewey let himself laugh, his body tired too from staying up passed his bedtime.

"Mhm! Exactly, this is what you get for saying no to me!" Louie giggled too as Dewey squeezed his eyes shut

"Oh this is totally fair, now if I did this! This is unfair!" The youngest smirked skittering along his ribs

"NAHAHAHAAHA LOHOHOHOUIEEHEHE NOHOHOT THEHEHERE!" He threw head back in defeat laughing as his ribs got the most attention out of the whole show

"Yes here! Tickle Tickle Tickle Deweyyy~" Louie giggled smirking as Huey joined in

"I haven't heard you laugh in so long, I really missed it"

Dewey's face went red with embarrassment at Hueys comment before he felt Huey tickle his bellybutton

"NAHAHAHAAHA PLEAHAHAHASE!"

After a little while his laughter fell scilent so they both stopped, rubbing away the ghost tickles and holding him close

"You okay Dew?" Louie asked rubbing circles in his back as Dewey nodded giggling up a storm

"I think it's bedtime yeah?" Huey asked smiling and placing a hand on Dewey's shoulder as he nodded again with a yawn this time

"Welp thahats going in the archives"

Louie giggled with a smirk "Too late I already uploaded it, whoops~"

"LOUIE!"

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I hope you all enjoyedd!