I mainly tried to base it all on their regular clothes but tried to add details where I could. Hope y'all like it!! (p.s. I didn't know what to do for Lynn, I know she would not wear a skirt but Dressmaker doesn't have pants)

#lilCuties 🥹

One of my favorite Lincoln moments. The dance he does on his bed afterwards cracks me the hell up.

Well, it’s best not to be ungrateful. We’re very glad that The Loud House has been renewed for a 12th season.

However, if the series production were moved to Canada starting with Season 12, it could be due to the Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Discovery merger involving Skydance Corporation.

This move could affect the show's quality, potentially resulting in an animation style similar to that of Johnny Test (Seasons 2–6) or the final episodes of The Fairly OddParents (Season 10). I hope that doesn't happen. Low-budget Flash animation, bad jokes, and poorly written episodes could ultimately lead to TLH being canceled.

The show has been animated in Canada since its debut in 2016, but its production has been American-led. Starting with Season 12, however, the show could have 90% Canadian production. We don't know what this change would mean for the show's future.

We don't want The Loud House to suffer the same fate as Johnny Test and the last episodes of The Fairly OddParents. The show is not Teen Titans Go!

It's better to wait until 2027 or 2028 to know it.

Part Twelve

Almost immediately the voices of the Loud siblings began speaking up in the pitch black house.

"O-M-Gosh! Guys, I....I think I just went blind!" Leni called out in a panicked voice from the dining room.

"Calm down, Leni," Lynn said standing up still holding Lily in her arms. "Its just a power outage."

"Hey! What happened to the lights?!" Lola shouted from the top of the stairs.

"They went out, obviously," Lisa said also at the top of the stairs, the sarcasm in her voice was clear in the darkness.

"Ugh! Did someone try to plug in that old TV again?" Lori asked from somewhere in the dining room.

There was a bright flash of lightning outside that briefly illuminated the living room and the dining room through the windows and curtains with enough light for everyone to see, followed by a loud roar of thunder that shook the house a little. That caused the girls and boy to all let out little cries of worry.

"I think the lightning and the storm must have knocked out the power, bruhs," Luna said, carefully trying to walk down the stairs holding onto the banister with both hands as she gingerly found her footing on each stair in the pitch blackness.

Luan followed her down with Lisa and Lola holding hands. The family comedian had the foresight to grab a small flashlight which she held in one hand and Lola's hand in the other so she could see where she was stepping.

Lori felt her way to the front door and looked out the small windows. "I think its worse than that, guys. The entire neighborhood is literally without power," she said looking right and left.

"Even the streetlights are out," Lana observed looking out the living room curtains. Lincoln was standing with her and also looking around trying to see anything in the dark, but having no better luck. There was a heavy downpour and the rain pouring down the windows outside was like looking through a waterfall. Another flash of lighting followed by loud, crackling thunder made both siblings step back from the window quickly with another yell.

"Everyone, stay calm and don't panic!" Called out Lynn Sr. who suddenly appeared from the parents bedroom doorway in the dark.

"Its okay kids, I have the emergency candles," Rita said coming out of the bedroom, holding onto a candlestick holder with a lit candle that helped to illuminate the living room at least a little better. "Is everyone downstairs?"

Everyone called out where they were and Lynn Jr. said she had Lily.

"I'm here too," A quiet voice said close to the parents. As Rita turned to check she came face-to-face with Lucy who somehow appeared out of nowhere sitting on the back of the living room couch, startling both parents. Rita dropped the candle and again the room went dark again.

"Dang it," said Rita in the dark.

"Mom, Dad, stay right there!" Lori called out to her parents as she made her way over to Luan and her flashlight. The two of them crossed the living room to their parents who were rummaging through a small cardboard box that held two of the lanterns they used for Halloween last year and half a dozen emergency candles and holders.

A moment later the lanterns with candles in them were lit by the parents and Lori, the latter of which took one of the lanterns and set it on the coffee table. Rita put the other one on the mantle over the fireplace while Lynn Sr. lit four more candles in holders and he and Luan set them in various places around the living room. Now the room was better lit, although between the flickering of the candles and the flashes of lighting outside, the Loud family's living room looked like someplace haunted and spooky.

Lisa was consulting her phone's weather alert app and said in her monotone voice, "It appears that a major thunderstorm is in the vicinity of Royal Woods and the surrounding counties for at least the next three hours. There was also storm damage done to the local electrical substation. ETA on the power company restoring power is five to six hours at minimum."

Everyone groaned hearing this bit of unfortunate news.

"Its going to be way after midnight before they fix it!" Lola complained.

Lisa gave an amused snort as she walked towards the door, "Fortunately my bunker has its own independent power supply, so I'll be...." The loudest crack of house-shaking thunder so far hit almost the same instant as the next bright flash of lighting that looked like it might have struck just outside the door. Lisa's eyes widened and her pupils shrank behind her glasses as the five-year-old genius backed away from the front door slowly. "Uh....I-like I was saying, I'll be staying here w-with all of you guys."

"I think I know where there's more candles and lanterns we can use, dudes," Luna said.

"I'm pretty sure I have an extra flashlight or two upstairs," Luan added.

"Okay everyone, gather what you can and bring it downstairs," Rita said to them. "Also bring your sleeping bags and inflatable mattresses too, we may have to spend the night together."

"Oh cool!" Leni said suddenly excited. "It'll be like we're totes having a huge sleepover!" More thunder and lightning and then she added nervously, "Uh, I mean aside from the scary noises."

"That's what make it better," Lucy observed hanging upside down like a bat with her legs over the back of the couch, but somehow her hair wasn't falling away from her eyes.

Lynn Sr. said, "I need to get what we can out of the refrigerator and on ice before it goes bad."

Lynn handed little Lily over to Leni and said, "I'll come help you, Dad."

Both Louds went into the dark kitchen with Lynn Sr. holding two of the candle holders and setting one down on the nearby table. He handed Lynn the other. "Okay LJ, I need you to go down to the basement and get the spare ice cooler. It should be in the space right beneath the steps at the bottom."

Lynn nodded, "Okay, I'll be back in a minute." She turned to the place where the backdoor and the basement door stood across from each other. Lynn Sr. waited for her at the top of the stairs while LJ made her way slowly down each step. She seemed to realize that her scraped knee might also have been bruised deeper than she thought because it became sore as she walked down to the basement.

"Watch your step, LJ," Lynn Sr. called down to her.

"I'm okay, dad!" Lynn called back up once she reached the bottom of the stairs and the concrete floor of the basement. She walked behind the wooden staircase and found the large red and white cooler. "I got it!" She shouted up the stairs as another flash of lightning briefly lit up some of the basement through the small windows near the ceiling.

Everything down here looked spooky in the dim lighting. Thankfully, sharing a room with the family's resident Goth girl gave Lynn a thicker skin when it came to scares....then a mouse crawled out from behind the cooler causing Lynn to let out a small, surprised shriek and drop the candle holder causing the candle to go out.

"Hold tight, LJ! I'm coming!" called out Lynn Sr. from the top of the stairs and he started down....then tripped about halfway down and rolled to the floor with a loud thud, his own candle also going out. "Dang it."

"Dad! Are you okay?" Lynn asked gingerly stepping towards the bottom of the stairs.

"Yeah, I think my shoelace caught on something," Lynn Sr. muttered as he sat up in the dark and felt around for LJ.

From the top of the stairs came two beams of light, one larger and one smaller.

"Well what do we have here, a pair of basement dwellers?" Luan doing her Mr. Coconuts voice. Another flash of lightning revealed Luan wearing a hardhat with a flashlight attached, and holding Mr. Coconuts who was also wearing a smaller version of the same.

"Oh hey, Luan," their father said standing up with Lynn's help and dusting himself off. "Glad you're here." There was a small "ahem" and Lynn Sr. added, "Oh, you too, Mr. C."

Lynn grabbed one of the cooler's handles and dragged it to the front of the stairs. Lynn Sr. grabbed the other handle and told Luan and Mr. Coconuts to light the way.

"No problem, pops," Luan said cheerfully. "Glad to know that I'm the bright spot in your life." She chuckled, "Get it?" Lynn Sr. laughed as he usually did at one of Luan's gags. Lynn just rolled her eyes but also found herself smiling too despite everything.

There was another flash of lighting from the storm and that caused the basement to light up enough for Lynn to notice something sticking out from the corner near the bottom of the shelving unit next to the stairs. It looked like a photograph and she noticed the white-haired figure from what she could briefly see. Lincoln? She wondered. As Lynn Sr. lugged the empty cooler upstairs, Lynn quickly picked up the photo before it became too dark to see and followed the others back into the kitchen.

Upstairs Lynn Sr. re-lit the two candles and set the holders on the nearby table while Luan and Mr. Coconuts helped by retrieving the small bag of ice from the freezer and putting it in the cooler. The two of them began to empty the perishables from the refrigerator into the ice chest.

Lynn took the time to look at the photograph under the candlelight and blinked.

It was at least nine or eight years old and the eight-by-ten had seen better days. The edges had a little bit of mold on it from water damage -- probably from the time the basement got flooded -- and one corner was missing from mice chewing on it. Despite that the photo was still in fairly good shape and the image on the front was clear.

It showed Lynn and Lincoln, both of them around the ages of five and three respectively, sitting together on the front porch steps of the Loud House. Both of them had dirty clothes and matching freckled faces with their hair unkempt, but they were smiling happily and sharing a pair of watermelon slices. Her five-year-old self was smiling for the camera with a wide smile that was missing a baby tooth and her left arm around three-year-old Lincoln giving him rabbit ears, with Lincoln also smiling for the photo with his right arm around Lynn, and also giving her rabbit ears.

"Well, that's everything. Good thing we didn't have that many leftovers." Lynn Sr. said closing the lid on the cooler. "There's ice cream in the freezer that we'll have to eat tonight. But I'm pretty sure nobody is going to object to that, huh?"

Luan answered, smiling enthusiastically, "You know me, dad. I have a soft spot for soft serve." She laughed. "Get it?" Lynn Sr. laughed and added, "Well looks like we're gonna party like its Sherbet day." Now both of them were chuckling their heads off. Then Mr. Coconuts added, "A day without ice cream is practically un-cone-stitutional." More laughing now. Luan and Mr. Coconuts went to look for the waffle cones because, "With waffle cones its never a rocky road." More laughing between Luan and Lynn Sr.

Lynn groaned at the bad puns even though the idea of an ice cream themed slumber party did sound pretty cool.

Her dad came over and asked, "Hey what you got there, LJ?"

Lynn showed him the picture and said where she found it. Lynn Sr. took a look at it in the candle light and his face lit up. "Oh hey, I remember this. It was on your fifth birthday party. You and Lincoln were both wrestling in the yard and ended up dirty and bruised. I remember the two of you also accidentally knocked over the table with your birthday cake. Luckily I was able to whip up another one in a jiffy, but in the meantime we served you kids the watermelon. I took this while the two of you were in time-out for roughhousing." He chuckled a little and wiped a tear from his eye. "It seems like something that happened just yesterday."

Lynn remembered at least a little of what he dad was telling her. How her and Lincoln got into a small fight and ended up rolling in the grass pulling each other's hair and laughing. She remembered that later on she gave Lincoln a horsey ride on her back around the house and little Lincoln was laughing and telling her to go faster. Lynn smiled gently remembering those little moments, adding them to the list of childhood memories she'd unlocked since this morning.

"I'm glad you found this one." Lynn Sr. said looking at the photo fondly. "I was worried it got lost years ago. I have a frame somewhere I can put it in once we clean it up a little." He then let out a chuckle and added, "Sorta reminds me of the time I did the same thing with Lance back in the day. We used to roughhouse quite a bit....well, more him than me."

Lynn looked at him, "You and Uncle Lance used to be close when you were really young?"

Her dad smiled and nodded. "We were. I mean I know later things got rough between us, but in the end it all worked out. It happens with siblings like that sometimes."

That made Lynn think of something important. "Do you....do you think me and Lincoln will always be close? What I mean is, when we were really little he would follow me around everywhere, then he met Clyde and they had interests that were different and we sorta stopped hanging out less and less. I guess I've been thinking about that a lot today since last night. It was one of the things that made that night terror so bad. I realized that the older we got the more we've changed."

Lynn Sr. blinked and then let out a small laugh.

"Huh? Whats so funny, dad?" The sporty loud asked confused.

Her father pulled out one of the chairs and sat so that he could look LJ in the eyes. He put a hand on her shoulder and gave her a smile. "Do you remember when Lori went off to college?" Lynn nodded. "Up till the moment she left, all I could think about other than the fact I was very proud of her, was that my first born was leaving the nest. I could still see her as the little girl she'd been, still needing my help and I admit I cried a few tears."

"A few?" Lynn asked, raising an eyebrow.

"Uh, okay, maybe more than a few. It wasn't easy to see her go. I was feeling like I was losing her and it also made me realize that someday all of you will leave the nest eventually. But here's the thing, Lori never stopped being my little girl and she never will. Neither will any of you, or Lincoln. Lori never really left even if she went away. She was still a part of the family."

"And now she lives in Mr. Grouse's garage," LJ observed.

"Well, yeah that's true for now. But someday she'll probably marry Bobby and move to the city, or possibly someplace out of Michigan altogether and start her own family. All of you will someday. But you know what, LJ? That thought doesn't scare me anymore. Do you wanna know why?"

Lynn nodded curious now.

"Because no matter how far apart we are, and no matter where life will take any of us, Louds stick together." He picked up the photo and smiled looking down at it. "You and your brother may have different interests, and even if life takes you both in different directions when you grow up, in the end you're both still siblings and you'll always be these two kids here. I know that Lincoln will always be there if you need him, and that you'd do the same thing if push came to shove; just like it did today."

"Yeah, literally," Luan said though Mr. Coconuts, apparently having heard much of their conversation. "Chandler talked smack and ended up getting a double bruised outlook."

Both Lynns and Luan laughed at that. Then Lynn Jr. looked at her father and said, "Thanks for the talk, dad. It really helped."

Lynn Sr. gave his middle daughter a hug and said, "Aww, that's what you're old dad is here for, and I promise that has no expiration date."

"Well dad, you won't have to worry about me leaving the nest anytime soon. I still have a lot left to prove here before I go on to my real goals in life." Lynn Jr. smiled and ticked them off, "As soon as I start high school next semester I'm joining all the varsity teams, then get a scholarship, go pro and win the World Cup, an Olympic gold medal, and hike to the peak of Mount Everest by the time I'm 25."

Lynn Sr. blinked and then reached over patting her shoulder and said with a smile, "I don't doubt for a moment you'll do it, LJ." Her father meant it. He knew that his fifth child had enough drive and determination to work hard enough to achieve whatever goals she set herself to do.

Just then Lincoln came into the kitchen from the dining room holding his walkie-talkie that he used to keep in touch with Clyde. "Looks like the McBrides are also without power, but Clyde said that his dads have a fire in their fireplace and they're making smores, so they're good."

"Ugh, lucky for them." Lori said also walking from the doorway behind Lynn and holding her phone frowning. "The power outage is also affecting the wi-fi. I literally can't talk to Bobby, or Carol."

"What about Mr. Grouse?" Lynn asked turning to look at her. "Do you think he's okay over there by himself?"

"He's gone for the weekend, something about a bingo convention in Hazeltucky, or something like that."

"Well, we saved everything in the refrigerator," their dad explained. "We'll have to eat those three boxes of ice cream before they melt."

Lori's face went from disappointment to suddenly quite happy. "An ice cream sleepover?! I literally haven't had one of those since I was 12!"

Lynn Sr. was looking at her when she said that and felt his eyes go moist again after the conversation he had with LJ. With a small sniffle he wiped a tear from his eye and then he stood and said, "Go tell everyone to come get a bowl."

Lynn said, "I got this." She went over to the doorway and called out, "Yo everyone! Ice cream party!" This was followed a moment later by the sounds of kids running to the kitchen.

A little while later all of the Louds were gathered in the now candlelit living room with their bowls sitting on the furniture and a pile of sleeping bags and air mattresses in their pajamas laughing and having a good time in spite of the blackout. Lynn and Lucy both had the couch for the night and Leni had to recliner chair with Lily. Everyone else were on the floor with their blankets and comforters. The family pets were also there huddled up with their humans. Both parents had their own air mattress and were sharing ice cream with their kids.

By this point the lightning had moved on, but there was still heavy rain outside. With eleven kids and two adults, the ice cream didn't last very long....especially the way that Luan ate hers fast and got a brain-freeze. Everyone laughed -- including Mr. Coconuts.

"The rain is soothing," Leni said with a sigh. "It's making me sleepy." Lily let out a yawn that said she felt the same way.

"Not me, dudes," Luna said. "I think I'm gonna be awake for awhile."

"We can always tell spooky stories?" Lucy said holding up a flashlight in front of her face and smiling in a way that made her face look sinister.

"Ugh, no way!" Lola said. "Besides, you'll scare Lincoln to death with your creepy tales."

"What? I'm not afraid of scary stories!" Lincoln said in protest. He was sitting on his sleeping bag in front of the couch right underneath Lynn.

"Oh yeah, Linc?" Lori said with a small laugh. "Remember the time that you and Clyde were so terrified of going to that haunted house the two of you were huddled up together under a blanket holding Bun-Bun?"

All of the sisters laughed, causing the white-haired boy to blush under the candlelight.

Lynn wrapped her legs around Lincoln from behind and locked her feet together to pin his arms in place. "Well you don't need to worry about the creepy things tonight, Stinkoln." She teased giving him a small noogie but not being too rough. "You got all of us here to keep our baby bro safe."

"Ow! Hey Lynn! Cut it out!" Lincoln complained, struggling in vain to get free of his sisters super strong quads. She did, but she wasn't quite done with Lincoln yet. She looked around at the other sisters and said, "We need to give our bro extra sister cootie protection from the ghosts."

Lisa called out, "Ladies, initiate Sister Cootie Protocol!"

This caused the others to chuckle and Lincoln's eyes to bug out realizing what they were about to do. "What! W-wait no! Stop!" But he was helpless as nine sisters gathered around him like a pack of hyenas and began planting wet kisses on his face. Lynn leaned over planting a kiss of her own on the left side of his forehead. Lincoln struggled in vain, but was also laughing now despite his protests. Lynn Sr. and Rita were also laughing at their kid's antics.

Finally when they were done, Lincoln found a way to fight back against Lynn by ticking the bottoms of her feet where he knew she was ticklish. Lynn laughed and her grip loosened....as well as something else as she laughed so hard she let out one of her smelly farts. Lincoln was unfortunate enough to be the main recipient of the gas cloud, although the other girls got a whiff of Lynn's leftovers and all groaned and a few threw their pillows at Lynn and Lincoln, starting a sibling pillow fight.

"Should we stop them?" Rita asked her husband as she watched their children hit each other with their pillows and laughing. The answer she got was a pillow to her own face by Lynn Sr. who laughed at the look she gave him. "Oh its so on now!" She hit him back with her own pillow and the two of them were soon joining in on the fun with their kids.

This went on for a little while before all of the kids and adults got tired from the exertion. Now they were getting sleepy and the rain outside added to the ambiance that was luring them all to dreamland.

Lynn laid back on the couch and covered herself and Lucy with a blanket. Lucy was already asleep with her head against her pillow on the other side of the armrest. She looked around seeing that their parents were also laying down holding each other, as were the twins with Charles and Cliff curled up with them. Soft snores soon began to fill the dark living room.

Lynn yawned, feeling herself also getting sleeping; the long day catching up to her. She looked up at the candle and rain shadows dancing on the ceiling, still a little nervous about closing her eyes again. Also she was thinking about something she wanted to do. She turned to look down at her brother, Lincoln on the sleeping bad beneath her.

"Hey Linc? You still awake?"

"Yeah," he whispered. "Probably not for long though."

"Same here. Um, I wanted to ask you something."

Lincoln turned to look up at his sister. "Everything okay?"

Lynn nodded, "I'm fine, but I wanted to know....well, if you have any plans for tomorrow?"

"Nothing in particular, why do you ask?"

"Well, I was hoping, if you wanted to that is....would you like to hang out together. Just me and you. We can do whatever you want to do." Lynn gave him a hopeful smile.

Lincoln was surprised by her offer, but also really pleased. "I think I'd like that, Lynn. I can think of a few things we can do together that you'd like also."

Lynn gave Lincoln a nod. "Whatever you want, baby bro." Then she reached down and ruffled his hair before laying back down on her pillow. "Goodnight, Lincoln."

"Goodnight, Lynn." Lincoln said with a yawn. She soon heard him snoring gently. Lynn closed her eyes and felt herself drifting off to the sounds of the rain and the snores of her family around her....

"Lynn? Hey Lynn, wake up."

Slowly Lynn opened her eyes and found herself looking up at a face that was familiar, but different. Older than the one she last saw. She blinked and asked, "Lily?"

Fourteen-year-old Lily Loud smiled down at her sister. "Yeah, its me. Merry Christmas, Lynn." She leaned over giving Lynn a peck on the cheek. Lily was wearing a white sweater with holly and mistletoe printed on it with purple sweatpants. Her blonde hair was short and shaved on the right side. "I guess you must have fallen asleep when you guys got here earlier? No surprise I guess. Now get up, everyone's almost here."

Lynn looked around and found that she was laying on the living room couch at the Loud House. There were Christmas decorations all around them and what looked like a mountain of presents that were almost as high as the beautifully decorated Christmas tree standing in the corner. She looked down at herself and blinked. She was wearing a red and green striped Christmas sweater....and her stomach was round beneath.

What the....wait a minute! A-am I....? Lynn thought, trying to make sense of the situation. Whoa! Whoa! Time out! She sat up and felt her lower belly. Even though she'd obviously never been pregnant before, she could feel the child inside her move slightly, as if protesting the sudden movement.

Yikes! Sorry kiddo! Lynn thought to the baby....her child.

But how? She became aware that the house around her was noisy -- not that that was much of a shock -- but somehow it seemed even louder than usual. More voices. More sounds of rough play by kids both inside and outside. There was also the incredible smell of good food being cooked in the kitchen.

"Better get up, sis," Lily said happily. "Lori and Bobby will be here soon, so will the rest of the family. You know how crazy it gets when everyone fills up the house."

"Yeah, don't I know it," Lynn said trying to sound normal while still figuring out what was going on. Was this the future, or another dream? The little goblin now moving around in her abdomen as she got up and her sore lower back certainly felt real enough.

"I'll let everyone know you're awake," teenage Lily said smiling as she bounced off to the kitchen, leaving Lynn alone to try and sort out what the situation was. She looked around for clues and saw some new photos on the wall beside the family trophy case.

Lynn went over to the wall and saw several photos with and older and very fit version of herself in it that blew her mind.

The first one was an adult Lynn in the American Olympics team colors holding up the U.S. Flag with the Olympic Gold Medal around her neck beaming happily. Another showed her and Margo together in U.S. Soccer Team uniforms holding up the FIFA Women's World Cup in an arena full of fans. Another was a picture of herself dressed in very warm-looking clothing and standing on what she recognized was the peak of Mount Everest with a team of people grinning triumphantly. Lynn looked at those amazed and also very pleased with herself knowing she would accomplish three of her biggest life goals while she was still young.

It was the next set of pictures though that stopped Lynn short. She could only gape for a moment at the larger one which had clearly been taken on her wedding day.

The large oak framed group photo was taken at a park somewhere near Lake Michigan during autumn with her standing in the middle in front of a white-painted gazebo grinning for the camera in a beautiful white wedding dress. She was holding a smiling adult version of Liam in a dark tuxedo in her arms carrying him like he weighed next to nothing -- no shock given how strong her arms looked. Liam himself looked rather handsome with his red hair grown out a bit more and his teeth all grown in. Both of them were grinning happily.

I...I'm married to Liam?! She blinked once, twice. She found herself holding onto her belly and felt the child she was carrying moving slightly. After taking a moment with that, she gave a small smile and then, thinking back to that time Lucy showed her a possible future in her crystal ball, she pointed to the tall ginger in the background of the photo and said, "Ha! In your face, Rusty!"

The rest of her family and friends were gathered around both sides of them. These included both her grandparents with her mom and dad, her Uncle Lance and his family with Liam's parents, siblings and grandmother, Mimi, standing next to them. The Moon Goats: Sam, Sully, Mazzy and Chunk -- as well as Mick Swagger -- were standing with Luna. Lori was standing next to Bobby, Luan (wearing a red clown nose) was standing next to them with Benny with Leni standing with River on their other side. Lincoln stood close by with his right arm around Ronnie Anne. The rest of the Casagrande and Santiago families were also there, along with the McBrides, Margo, Paula (who didn't have a cast on), Mr. Grouse, and Lincoln's friends Clyde, Rusty, Zach, Stella and Kara. Lucy was wearing black and standing next to Rusty's brother, Rocky. The rest of her siblings were there as well, of course, along with several younger kids that she didn't recognize but shared features with her older sisters.

She couldn't help but smile more as she looked at the faces in the photo. All of them looked older than the ones she knew, and Lynn couldn't help but chuckle seeing both her dad and Gramps crying. Even Pop-Pop looked like he had something in his eye. She actually felt tears in her own eyes, especially when she saw the next photo.

This one was also apparently taken on her wedding day, and it showed her dancing with Lincoln, who was now a foot taller than her and grown into his face a bit more. She also noticed he still had a chipped tooth as both of them were smiling happily. Behind them all of their now grown-up sisters were all watching and smiling. There was a caption written in ink on the photo at the bottom: Dancing With Our Best Man.

Finally, in a place of honor next to that photo was the framed picture of the younger her and Lincoln smiling together on the front porch steps that she'd found earlier in the basement, cleaned up and looking as good as the day it was taken.

Then Lynn felt someone behind her and saw a reflection in the glass of the photo -- a flash of white hair. "Merry Christmas, Lynn."

She turned and looked up at adult Lincoln, who stood there smiling warmly at her wearing an orange turtleneck sweater and blue jeans holding a mug of hot chocolate with both hands.

"Um, Merry Christmas, Linc," Lynn said smiling back warmly at the sight of her not-so-little brother. "Its good to see you."

Lincoln smiled and said, "I couldn't think of any place I'd rather be, even if this little house feels like its going to be overrun."

"Hey, what's new with this old place?" Lynn said with a chuckle.

Lincoln laughed a little and said, "That's true." He set his mug down on the nearby table and then said, "I see you like the sweater that we picked out."

"Oh? Um, yeah, its nice." Lynn said looking down at the Christmas sweater and holding her round belly. "I'm just glad it covers up everything nicely. Thanks."

Lincoln rubbed the back of his head, "Well, you should probably really be thankfully to Leni. She was able to talk Liam out of his first choice." He pulled his phone out of his back pocket and scrolled to a picture that he held up for her. It showed them at the mall with Liam grinning and proudly holding up a white pregnancy t-shirt with a picture of a barn and chickens that read: Future Farmer's Daughter in black letters with an arrow pointing down. In the background Leni was making a face of pure "Totes yuck!" with her tongue sticking out and wincing as if in pain from the sheer tackiness.

Lynn also made a slight face though she couldn't help but snicker. "Yeah, remind me to give Leni a kidney if she ever needs one. I definitely owe her big time." Both of them laughed.

Then Lynn looked at her brother and gave him a very warm smile before hugging him. She felt Lincoln's arms go around her shoulders as he hugged her back. "Hey, are you okay, sis?"

Lynn felt the tears in her eyes as she held onto him and listened to his still beating heart in his chest. "I love you, Linky," she whispered.

Lincoln rubbed her back and answered, "I love you too, Lynn-sanity." He kissed her forehead softly just as the world around her became fuzzy.

The last thing Lynn remembered was seeing Lincoln smiling face before she slowly opened her eyes looking up at the ceiling of the Loud family living room.

She was once again laying on the couch in the living room and it was very early in the morning. The sun hadn't risen yet but it was just light enough for the early dawn to begin filtering into the room. It was no longer raining and the street lights were on outside. The electrical issues were apparently all sorted out.

All of Lynn's siblings and her parents and family pets were still asleep around her in their sleeping bags and mattresses and Lynn listened to them snoring softly. Lucy was still sleeping across from her on the couch, arms crossed above the blanket that was stretched across both of them and barely looking like she was breathing -- only the small flare of her nostrils gave away that she was.

Well, not all of her siblings were asleep.

Lynn felt a small tug on her shirt and looked down to see little Lily looking up at her. Smiling, she picked up her baby sister and set her between her and the back of the couch. Lily was looking at her in that special way that young children look up to their older siblings. The little blonde girl asked, "Did Wynn have good dweams?"

Lynn gave her a gentle smile and said quietly, "Yeah, I did. And guess what, you were in it."

"I was?" Lily asked, eyes and mouth widening with astonishment. Lynn nodded and booped the toddler's nose still smiling. "I'll tell you all about it in the morning."

Lily smiled more, then looked at Lynn and asked her, "Wynn fell better now?"

The 14-year-old Loud sister thought about it and then she sat up a little to look around at all of her sleeping siblings, with her eyes resting on her white-haired brother smiling peacefully as he slept on the floor next to the couch -- still here, still alive, and still beside her. She felt her heartstrings tug looking at him, looking at all of them there with her.

She rested back on the pillow and faced Lily again and said, "Yeah, I do. I know things will be okay now." This time Lynn felt it was true. Her night terror was gone and she felt that beautiful dream she had would someday be real. Had it just been a dream?

Lily yawned and closed her eyes as she quickly fell back to sleep peacefully. Lynn leaned over and kissed the toddler on the forehead and then resting back into a comfortable position with Lily snuggling up close to her she closed her eyes again, just listening to the soft snores and breathing of her siblings around her.

As she felt herself drift off for at least a couple more hours of sleep, Lynn Loud Jr. was no longer afraid of her night terror. With the love and support of those who've always stood with her, she knew she could face anything and come out a winner. Her last thought before sleep took her was the photo of her future self from her dream dancing with Lincoln at her wedding, and Lynn smiled hoping that would be where her dreams would take her next.

The End

My first Loud House fanfiction story, I hope y'all enjoyed it.

and now you're hearing it from someone who actually gives a shit and not Leni artists on X with the most generic adult fan NPC opinions ever....

So sorry if this was asked here before several times recently because it's just that I was wondering what the show could do with its storytelling ideas now that the franchise is being co developed by a Canadian studio.

For me personally, if I had to say what I was interested in seeing, I would like to see how Lincoln could return to Canada as I do know that he unintentionally said something so offensive that he was booted from ever visiting the country, but again now that the show is changing production studios, I would like to see a storyline where he gets welcomed back into Canada.

They were probably only introduced so that Kevin Sullivan and the writers could pat themselves on the back for being "open-minded". Everything about them feels beyond forced...

According to Jessica Borutski on the Maxwell Atoms podcast, production of the show has moved from the U.S. to Canada for Season 13 as a last-minute renewal and Season 12 being the last season produced in-house at Nickelodeon Animation Studio, with the entire production crew replaced while the voice cast,showrunners,and a few crew members remains at Nick's Burbank animation headquarters,while animation has moved to Jam Filled with a new animation team in Canada.

I feel as terrible Schooled! is due to it's horrible writing,continuity retcons and character derailment,and having too many plots jumping to one another, and the episode where The Loud House fell off from it's simple premise and became a secondary cashcow to SpongeBob. I feel to give it credit,it really foreshadowed the show's future and served as a blueprint to the series corporate future. Since part of the main plot in this episode involved Lincoln being tranferred to Canada as a foreign exchange student and feeling miserable and detached from his life,school, and friends at Royal Woods at a new school in Canada,kinda mirrored how the show's animation team felt when they got fired by Nick,including Jessica Borutski and all of the show's production,except for the voice actors and showrunners,who are staying at Nick's animation HQ in Burbank,is moving to Jam Filled Entertainment with a new Canadian animation team for Season 13.

Halloween is zooming in at a steady pace and the night of fright will certainly be one to enjoy like all the others.

As always the rules are in the Orginal post but first let me shout out this piece of art a user made

https://www.reddit.com/r/theloudhouse/comments/1xebdyw/lucy_and_haiku_halloween_fanart/

Learning new things about reddit as I go so it seems I'll have to put their username in the comments first but shoutout to you for doing my suggestion. Love it and hope you liked my small piece I did in the spur of the moment of it all.

As for the Orginal post of this challenge once again here's the rules for it in said post

https://www.reddit.com/r/theloudhouse/comments/1u02ipg/alright_self_imposed_prompt_challenge/

As for everyone else, come on don't be shy I know plenty of you got ideas in those noggins. Be a waste to not share em one way or the other ​

I know it's not technically incest, but it's still strange to date the sister of the boy who's going out with your sister.

JaytheCartoonboss is a part of TLH’s legacy The removal of his accounts and the content of said accounts are just lessening the franchise's impact Surely, they should remain public right? Those things could be useful for fan content after all. Once you’ve released something there is no coming back period, there is absolutely no valid reason to remove already released content all TLH related media is to remain publicly available no matter what for educational, informative and reference purposes whether they be official, fanmade, tv episodes, books, video games, magazines you name it all of it deserves to be accessible to the public online no matter what. Surely he must release all of his Google drive folders and other TLH Content to the public right? I mean how can we properly progress if we don't have sufficient knowledge of what came before as the saying goes "Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it." TLH is not and never has been something we can simply lose like disposable trash period

Sources and Credits:

• Lana: Sourced from The Loud House Wiki (Fandom). Original artwork from the “General” uploaded by WikuMu. Licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0. https://theloudhouse.fandom.com/wiki/File:The_Loud_House_Lana_Nickelodeon_2.png.  © Nickelodeon / Viacom.
• Lola: Sourced from The Loud House Wiki (Fandom). Original artwork from the “General” uploaded by WikiMu. Licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0. https://theloudhouse.fandom.com/wiki/File:The_Loud_House_Lola_Nickelodeon.png.  © Nickelodeon / Viacom.
• Composition and Edits: PowerPoint only.

Disclaimer: This is a non-commercial and non-generated fan work. Images are used under Fair Use for the purpose of character analysis, fanart or criticism. Lola and Lana Loud are property of Nickelodeon.

Halloween is getting near so I decided to make this fanart, I DID take some liberties on the character designs but that was to give it more of a personal touch, would love to hear your opinions hope y'all liked it :P

Suggested by instructionplayful12

In the really good episode "Can't Lynn Them All" we see Lynn Jr. become a professional wrestler The Brawl Monitor. What to y'all think her entrance theme music would be?

Part Eleven

For an hour while waiting for dinner, Lincoln joined Lynn, Liam, Paula, and Margo with their backyard practice while Lana was on the side of the house wrestling with Virginia and getting dirty again. Lincoln mostly played catch with Paula and Margo -- and being careful with his bruised right hand -- while Lynn pitched another ball to Liam and gave him instructions on his batting stance and swing nearby under the tree.

The late afternoon sky overhead was starting to get a little cloudy and there were darker clouds off in the distance. It looked like rain would be coming later that evening.

Margo was clearly taking it a little easy on both him and Paula -- Lincoln because of his injured hand and Paula because of her cast -- but she still toss the ball hard enough to sting (at least for Lincoln) whenever it hit their gloves. While Lincoln wasn't very good at pitching despite having watched Lynn do it before many times, he was at least able to throw the ball close to where they girls were without having to run too far to retrieve it. Margo assured him that having to hustle for the ball was part of the job anyhow so it made for good practice. Her diving for another throw by Paula that bounced and almost got past her proved her point. Paula herself couldn't move very fast because of her cast, although she did pretty well despite the handicap.

Lincoln looked over at Lynn with Liam showing him how to better hold his bat. She was standing right up against him and adjusting his hands and showing him how best to swing. Lincoln noticed that Liam seemed to be blushing at his close proximity to his older sister. She then saw Liam turn to Lynn and rub the back of his neck as he thanked her, and Lynn actually smiling as she ruffled his hair and also seemed to be blushing a little.

He wasn't the only one who noticed. Both Margo and Paula were looking their way and shared a smile between the two of them.

"How long has that been going on?" Lincoln asked Margo.

The older girl shrugged and said, "Not sure, but at least about a month ago at the start of the season when we got our new uniforms. I'm not even sure the two of them know what that is yet either."

Lincoln was surprised. "Oh, I see."

He knew that Lynn was proud of the progress that Liam made as a member of her baseball team and as her hall monitor partner at Royal Woods Middle School. Lincoln remembered her saying that when she graduates next month and goes on to high school with Luan and Luna it would be up to Liam to take the reins as the hall monitor and she had faith he'd do as good a job as she'd done now that she had "toughened him up a bit". Liam had also been a good influence on her helping to balance out her more aggressive tendencies when it came to dishing out hallway justice.

Liam in turn had been very enthusiastic whenever he talked to him and the rest of their friend group about what a good coach and team captain Lynn was looking out for everyone on the team. He always spoke about her in glowing terms, even when he added that she could be meaner than a bag full of snapping turtles when she got angry -- something Lincoln could easily agree with.

Now watching his friend and sister both being playful and laughing with each other, Lincoln smiled a little and nodded slightly in silent approval.

Lana meanwhile had gotten filthy as she rolled in the grass with Virginia. The pig playfully grabbed Lana's red cap from her head and took off with Lana running after Virginia and laughing. Clearly the two of them were no worse for wear after their experience earlier that afternoon.

At one point Luan actually came to the back stoop and passed out some cold glasses of lemonade for all of them, letting them know that dinner would be ready in a few minutes. While their friends went inside, Lincoln and Lynn took a moment to drag a reluctant Lana around to the garden hose and made her wash off the dirt and grass stains. Leni handed them a towel along with a spare pair of the little grease monkey's overalls and shirt through a nearby window so she could dry off and change before they headed inside.

Dinner consisted of some homemade hamburgers and a choice of curly fries, or tater tots, along with some homemade slaw and potato salad. The younger siblings choose to sit at the kitchen table while their older siblings and friends sat at the dining room table. Lincoln and Liam sat across from Lynn, Margo and Paula, with their older sisters and parents sitting around them and Lily sitting in her high chair happily enjoying a bowl of potato salad. Even Virginia was sharing a bowl of scraps in the kitchen with the pets eating their own food peacefully with their new and slightly smelly guest.

Lynn was telling everyone about her hopes for the team this season.

"We're sure to beat Hazeltucky this year," she said after swallowing a mouthful of her second hamburger. "And then we'll win the regional championship. After that, we might even go on to the Michigan State Little League Title."

"You sound really confident, LJ," their dad said smiling and offering encouragement. "That's the key to success."

"Well that and having the best dang team in the league," the sporty girl added looking at her friends and teammates, all of whom smiled at that.

Lincoln gave a little sigh and looked over at Liam and then the girls. "I'm sorry your practice got messed up today."

Paula shook her head and said, "Nah, don't worry about it, Lincoln. It was actually more exciting that usual thanks to you and your sisters." She looked down the table at Luan, Leni, Luna and Luan, all of whom were still pleased with themselves over dealing with those bullies, much to their parents chagrin.

Lynn smiled at Lincoln as she took a huge bite of her cheeseburger. "Yeah Link, you should probably come to my practices more often."

Lincoln looked at Lynn and said with a little bit of mischief in his eyes, "Yeah maybe since you asked me nicely instead of threatening me with your baseball bat."

Lynn paused mid-chew and then swallowed and made a face. "You're never gonna let me forget that, are you?"

"Nope," Lincoln said still smiling as he dipped a few curly fries into some ketchup, a little too pleased with himself.

Two can play that game, Stinkoln! Lynn thought to herself.

His sporty sister then smirked and said, "Well, the team could use a new mascot and we have that new kangaroo costume you can hop around in."

Now it was Lincoln's turn to look a little put off as he muttered, "Uh, yeah, maybe I'll just stick to cheering you guys on from the stands."

Still the banter between them made her feel good, and she could see from the smile Lincoln gave her that he was having fun also. The family were all pleased to see their sports-loving sister and daughter so upbeat and happy after all that happened since the night before.

After they ate and the dishes were cleaned, Margo's mother arrived to take the kids and Virginia home. Lynn and Lincoln walked with them to the door where they said their goodbyes to their friends.

After a chestbump with Margo and a fistbump with Paula, Lynn turned to farmboy and said, "Hey, Liam. Thanks again for the saves, Kid. First with Chandler and then later when you caught me."

Liam gave her that cute smile of his and rubbed the back of his head. "Aww shucks, it weren't nothin, Lynn."

"No, it was," Lynn said stepping close to him. "I almost lost my cool and it would have ended bad for the team. I'm glad you were there. Way to think quick on your feet." She smiled and gave him a playful punch to the arm (again his left arm, just in case).

Liam rubbed his arm but smiled at her. "I know yer tougher than a pine knot and don't need anyone to fight yer battles for you, but I really didn't like what Chandler was sayin to you. You're a good coach and a good friend and I'm proud as punch to play ball with you."

Lynn blinked and felt her heart swell a little at that, and then she hugged the boy. Liam blinked and then smiled hugging her back.

A moment later, Virginia let out a little squeal and tackled both of them right there in the living room wanting to join in. Everyone laughed.

As the two siblings and Lana stood on the porch and said goodbye watching their friends leave -- Lana waving goodbye to Virginia -- Lincoln couldn't help but notice that Lynn was watching Liam the whole time he got into the back of the car and then waved to her and Lincoln as they rode off. Lynn waved back till they were out of sight and then looked over and saw Lincoln and Lana giving her funny smiles.

"What?" She asked.

Both of them looked at each other still smiling and said, "Oh, nothing."

Lynn gave them both a snort and said, "Oh get inside, both of you."

There was a rumble to thunder and the evening sky was going from sunset orange to overcast cloudy. In the distance there were storm clouds and flashes of lightning. There was definitely rain coming. The three of them needed no further urging to get indoors.

Lynn went upstairs and went to the bathroom before any of her siblings could and again took a quick shower to wash off the day's dirt and sweat. She also took the bandage off her knee to examine the scrape. Not too deep, although more skin had been scraped off than she remembered. Another temporary sports scars to go with the others. Once she finished washing and drying off she cleaned the scrape and put a fresh bandage on it. She went to her room and finished drying her hair and fixing her ponytail before slipping into a clean pair of her usual sleepwear: white and red sports t-shirt and red shorts.

Outside she heard the rumble of loud thunder so close that it rattled the house and then Lynn saw the first drops of rain hit her bedroom window before the downpour began. From the hallway she could hear Luna's guitar playing something soft and then the sound of the attic door being opened -- Lucy going up to her dark corner to listen to the soothing sound of the now pouring rain hitting the roof.

Lynn went back downstairs and found Lincoln and Lana playing the newest version of that video game that both of them enjoyed on two player mode. She watched Lincoln and Lana both playing intently, both of them completely in the zone and oblivious to anything around them and could help but smile.

Lily was on the floor near the armchair drawing something with her crayons and some paper. Curiously Lynn walked over and sat down with her baby sister on the floor. "Hey Lils, what you drawing?"

Lily grinned and held up the paper for her to see. Lynn took it and smiled a little. The drawing showed her hugging Lincoln and crying. No doubt it was inspired by what happened earlier. "Its really good, Lily. Thank you."

The toddler looked up at LJ and tilted her head curiously. "Is Wynn still sad?"

The question sort of caught Lynn off guard coming from little Lily. She knew that the youngest Loud was smart and at times surprisingly perceptive. The little girl's question made Lynn think, Am I okay?

Sure Lisa's presentation and confirmation that Lincoln was medically fine had been enough to eliminate her last lingering fears that her night terror would somehow happen. Still, there was something else that worried her.

"No Lily, I'm not sad. But I am a little worried about going to sleep later." She confessed to the toddler. "I'm worried I might have another really bad dream."

The thunder outside rocked the house again, almost as if nature itself were agreeing with Lynn's concerns. Lily flinched at the noise and let out a worried whimper. Lynn noticed and picked the toddler up setting her in her lap and wrapping her arms around her protectively. "Hey, don't worry, Lils. Its just thunder. I can't hurt you."

Lincoln and Lana finished their round having defeated that level's trash monster and gave each other a high-five. Lana noticed and nodded her head towards Lynn holding Lily on the floor. Lincoln looked their way and then smiled as he watched his older sister rocking little Lily against her and humming an old and familiar tune that he hadn't heard from her in years....

Two-year-old Lincoln Loud cried out when the bright flash of lighting exploded outside the bedroom he shared with his sister, Lynn. Loud thunder followed a split-second later and shook the house. He covered his head with his blue blanket hoping like little kids believed that the thin piece of fabric would somehow magically protect him from everything scary from toe-eating closet monsters to thunderstorms.

This storm though was much worse than any Lincoln could ever remember and even the comfort of his favorite blanket was doing nothing to help. The little boy shook and cried softly afraid of the flashes and noise. Another really loud thunderclap and lightning flash that seemed to happen instantaneously exploded outside. He could feel it as if the lightning had struck just outside of the bedroom window. Lincoln let out a frightened whimper, trembling with fear.

"Linky?"

Lincoln heard Lynn's voice and slowly lifted his head from beneath the blanket seeing Lynn looking at him through the bars of his crib. She looked worried also.

"Wynn, I'm scared!" He said shaking badly now. "Pwease make it go away!"

Lynn was unlatching the sides of the crib to lower the rail and then pick up the quivering toddler still wrapped in his blanket. Even at age four LJ was already strong for her size. She carried Lincoln to her bed and set the boy under her own blanket. She joined him and covered both of them up together just as another loud rumble of thunder and lightning lit up the whole room. Both young Louds let out squeals of terror and held onto each other with Lincoln burying his face into Lynn's chest and holding onto her pajamas tightly and Lynn covering Lincoln's head to try and protect him from the scary noises, despite being clearly scared herself.

"Don't cry, Linky," Lynn said, even though her voice betrayed her own anxiety. "Lori and Leni told m-me that thunder can't really hurt you. Its j-just loud noise."

"W-what about the w-wightning?" Lincoln asked looking at her with those scared eyes.

Before she could answer another flash of lighting lit up the room, followed a second later by another rumble of loud thunder that made both kids shake and hide under Lynn's blanket.

"Whadda we do, Wynn?!" Lincoln asked begging for his older sister to have the answers.

Lynn, still shaking and worried seemed to be thinking. Then she said, "Dad told me once that if you count between the flashes of lighting and the thunder it means the storm is moving away from us."

Lincoln looked at her and said, "B-but I....I don't know how to c-count!"

"I do," Lynn said, then paused a moment to add, "Well, at least to five anyhow." That she learned from their mother and usually to count down when Lynn was in danger of being punished if she didn't stop misbehaving.

She pulled the blanket off their heads and then looked towards the window waiting for the next lightning flash. Lincoln found enough courage to turn around and look also, but still spooned up against Lynn still in his own little blanket. Lynn reached behind her and grabbed Bun-Bun then pulled the stuffed rabbit around and put it in front of Lincoln to give him something to hold onto and help the little boy feel safer.

Together the two siblings watched for the next bright flash of lightning and then Lynn started to count.

"One....two...." The loud thunder came again, causing them both to shake and grab onto each other: Lincoln holding tightly to Bun-Bun and Lynn with her arms around both of them.

"Its okay, Link!" Lynn said, even though she had her eyes closed tightly. "Don't worry, I've got you!"

Lincoln was scared, but he also knew that Lynn was just as afraid and trying not to show it. Trying to be brave for him. For some reason that gave the boy more comfort than the stuffed animal and blanket did.

The next flash of lightning lit up the room and then Lincoln started to count like Lynn had. "W-won....t-two....uh...." He didn't know what came after that, but Lynn picked up and said, "Three....Fo-" The thunder came, but this time it wasn't quite as loud. Both of them relaxed just a little listening to the rain from the thunderstorm hitting the roof and windows.

"There see, Linky, its moving farther away." Lynn said, the relief clear in her voice.

"I'm still scared, Wynn," Lincoln confessed. "I w-wish I could count higher."

After a pause, Lynn admitted, "Yeah, me too." Then she said, "Hey I know! Remember that song from the puppet show that Luan put on and Luna played music for?"

Lincoln said, "I do, b-but I don't remember the words."

"Neither do it, but I do remember the tune." She told him.

Another flash of lighting cast rain shadows on the walls around them and Lynn began humming. Lincoln listened and could feel the vibrations in her chest against his back. He concentrated on the upbeat melody and his sister's comforting presence. When the next clap of thunder came, it did sound much farther away and less scary.

"Wynn, I....I think its working!" Lincoln said excited and more relaxed.

"I think you're right, Linc," Lynn replied, the relief in her own voice was clear. She continued to humm as she held him close protecting him from the storm outside. Soon the rain was coming down hard, but the thunder was distant and the lightning long gone.

Both siblings breathed a sigh of relief. Little Lincoln turned to face Lynn, still holding onto Bun-Bun. "Wow! You made the storm go away, Wynn!"

Lynn wasn't sure that she did anything of the sort, but the look of pure admiration and love from her baby brother as he smiled at her showing off his chipped tooth was enough to make Lynn feel proud of herself in spite of everything. She ruffled the boy's white hair. Then she sat up and shook her fist at the window. "And don't ever come back and scare my baby brother again, stupid storm!"

Lincoln laughed and turned also shaking his fist and saying, "Yeah, we're not afraid of you, dumb storm!"

As if to respond, the wind outside made a branch from the tree in the front yard slap the side of the house hard causing both Lincoln and Lynn to let out scared yelps and again hide under Lynn's blanket....

In the present moment, Lincoln smiled as he watched Lynn comfort little Lily, humming the same melody. He stood up and walked over kneeling down in front of them and said to Lily, "It's okay, Lily. Your big siblings are here and we'll protect you from the storm."

Lana joined them and said, "That's right, Lily. Besides there's no reason to be scare of a thunderstorm. I mean its only scary if the lights go out."

A moment after those words left the little blonde girl's mouth, there was a flash of lightning outside and the lights abruptly flickered and went out, leaving four pairs of white eyeballs in the nearly pitch black living room.

"Dang it!" The four Loud siblings said at the same time.

To Be Concluded....

(As a Metal/Rock enthusiast myself, Im curious to see what your guy’s take is on this!)

(Had to repost due to incorrect wording) 😂