I love this story. It is very good and well writen. just a little fun fact but Ludwig is more famouse for being scrouges cousine then his brother in law, and his relasionship to Matilda never confirmed, though if they were second cousines (most likely) both could be true

Neat way to get a last name. Anatinea. Think I spelled that right

I really loved this story, especially the parts with Donald and Della. I also loved how you included Ludwig. He rocks! Anyway, I give this story 5 stars!

Peace out!

AnimationNut

It was really good. I found the part where Uncle Scrooge had a heart attack to be good. I wouldn't have thought of that but it seemed to bring everyone together or at least helped some of the characters to look in the mirror so to speak.

Ludwig? Wow there's a face you don't often see in fanfiction. Not that I'm complaining mind you... about him being here I mean. I think he's a neat character, even if he is sometimes confusing (or just confused). And truth be told I'd almost forgotten he was related to Donald.

By the way, nice name drop with Mickey. On we go.

Great story! And i think if you gave Ludwig more accent nobody will understand. xD So to me it sounds great! The accent and the story! Just like the other chapters. ;)

I,ve always LOVED Dewey X Webby! :D ALWAYS!

Just finished reading your stories (this one and "Sepia Tone"). Loved them, and writing to say a huge THANK YOU for both! The realism, the characterization, the storytelling of yours... Thanks again! Um, more please? :)

This story was awesome! i loved it. It was so neat. I always wondered about the triplets parents...hm...Great story!

That was cute, bravo

I say that a mile away, this whole story, I was telling myself that with all this stuff happening Scrooge was going to end up having a heart attack

A really nice ending for a very good story. Great job!

"By the time he realized it was family, he had precious little family left."

That really stuck in my head. I just wanted to let you know.

Personally, I think that this happy conclusion was very well-done, even coming from a self-proclaimed "angst bucket". (I'm going to have to find a context to use that phrase in...it's really funny...) The point that strengthens it the most is that it mostly IMPLIES "happy ending" by giving hope for such an event; we don't actually SEE Donald and Daisy get married, or SEE Della actually coming back to work at the Money Bin, but we know that it's going to happen, and somehow that makes it even more "feel-good" than if you'd written all those scenes out. Great work!

Yeah! They made up.