Dance off
The group is just chilling on the beach and the siblings were just throwing jabs at each other.

At one point, someone in the group challenges the siblings to a dance off. This way, the aviators could actually see their talent in person.

Eventually this 'dance off' idea just turns into the four actors/dancers flipping every way they can.

Front flips, back flips, tumbling passes. You name it, they did it.

At one point, they had a 'flip off' where they would attempt to one up each other with harder flips.

It's safe to say the aviators weren't expecting just how insane the Marcellini siblings and Cat were. And how flexible they managed to be, twisting their bodies in ways the aviators couldn't even dream of.

They may be the best of the best when it comes to aviation. But they had nothing on the talent of these Broadway stars.

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Play Fighting
While a few of the aviators have siblings, nothing could prepare them for how Cece and her siblings interact.

With the entire family being highly dramatic (it comes with the territory) any type of argument or fight can look absolutely catastrophic to an outsider.

And of course, they had to mess with the aviators while the three were reunited. (Cat was roped in eventually, as she can spice things up even more.)

This happens on multiple occasions before the group catches on to what they are doing.

Fanboy and Payback were the first victims, swearing on their mothers they were fighting over a very specific food. At one point, it even escalated into a full on food fight that they had to try and disrupt.

Coyote was next, witnessing Kai and Ronen literally pushing Cecelia and Cat into the ocean. Before he could walk away, dismissing it as typical sibling behavior, the girls surfaced and dragged the boys in as revenge.

Poor Bob nearly had a panic attack watching them 'fight' as he hadn't witnessed any of them show even the slightest hint of anger. He tried to keep a calm presence to fix the situation, but he was fighting a losing battle. (They eventually had to stop and tell him it was fake because he looked so upset that he couldn't help.)

Hangman swears he almost witnessed a full-on fist fight. All he really knows is that he heard yelling and arguing before seeing Kai raise his arm (not realizing that was just how he talks) and practically sprinted over. Before any of the siblings knew what was happening, Hangman had grabbed Cecelia and dragged her way. (Hey, he had taken a liking to her, not that he would ever tell Rooster to his face.)

Phoenix, of course, was in on the whole thing, having been around the family for two years.

In the end, everyone had a good laugh while praising the acting chops of the siblings.

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Protective mode
No matter who they were, any time someone got a new boyfriend or girlfriend, they had to pass the sibling test.

It would get significantly harder, the deeper the relationship seemed. This way, they could tell if the person was a good match and good person.

Cecelia, despite being the oldest, had two very protective brothers to back her up. Not to mention, any boy would have to pass Cat's test as well, which was notoriously much more difficult.

Ronen had that weird middle child protection where his older sister was intimidating, but his younger brother was not. That didn't stop Kai from trying his nest, but the baby face really stopped any and all intimidation attempts. Cece could simply raise an eyebrow and give them a look to know she was serious.

Kai was the baby, so of course, his siblings were protective. While he hadn't had many concrete relationships just yet, anyone he brought to meet the family was tested. Ronen was better at the intimidation factor, and as stated before, Cece can always make herself clear.

Just because she's not blood doesn't mean Cat is exempt from this either. Anyone coming into her life into that capacity is tested by the boys, but just like Cat for Cecelia, they have to pass the Best Friend Test for anything to really move forward.

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Sing Off
At some point, a sing off is a MUST.

Depending on the song, Bradley could play the piano for them. If not, all four of the singers could play the piano (as well as other instruments), so there was always a piano. Otherwise, a simple Google search would give them their backing track.

Some of the songs they sing are from musicals (obviously). Louder Than Words from Tick, Tick, Boom was a favorite, as it was a song that allowed Cecelia and her brothers to all sing together.

And to fight them, Cat insisted she and Cece have their own song. That being the original Broadway song, I Can't Lose You from Frozen. (That performance didn't leave a dry eye in the house.)

And of course, the four had to sing a few songs together. Being as connected to Disney and one of its most popular franchises brought a good song option. Second Chance from the second season of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series was that song. (Don't judge it's a good song, probably my favorite from the second season.)

Keeping with the High School Musical theme, Cece and Kai HAD to do the iconic I Want It All from HSM3. (And not just because Cece almost played Sharpay.)

That day was full of laughs, tears, disbelief, and an attempt to get the aviators singing as well.

Let's just say that most of them should stick with flying.

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Singing the National Anthem
(Inspired by Whitney Houston's 1991 performance at the Superbowl)

Being connected to the US Military, specifically the Navy, as she was, Cecelia was honored when she was asked to sing the National Anthem to open the annual Army/Navy football game.

Because of her performance, she was able to secure a number of tickets for other guests. And those tickets just so happened to go to Dagger Squad, a reunion months in the making after some people were sent to other stations.

While she was honored, Cece also knew just how important this was. And the nerves were finally kicking in.

Bradley was not able to be down with her on the field, but he was sending her thumbs up with everyone else from their seats.

When it was finally time to start this game, Cecelia took a deep breath. She could do this. It was just like any other event she had opened. She could do this.

Stepping onto the podium in the center of the field, she waited for her signal. And once she had it, she let her voice fly.

No dramatic changes to show her range, no deviations from the original song, only a slight key change to keep it within her natural range was needed.

As she hit those last few notes, the audience exploded in applause. Cece had such a large smile on her face, she thought her face would split.

Once she arrived at her seats, Bradley welcomed her with the biggest hug ever, refusing to let her go hug the others she hadn't seen in a while. After Phoenix yelled at Bradley for hogging her, he finally let her go.

That year, Navy won by a landslide. (Some of the Army players joked that Cecelia starting the game gave Navy some sort of luck.)

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Word count: 1,274

I had a few more ideas that didn't really fit anywhere in the book and I didn't think I could make full length bonus chapters.

Add any of your headcannons in the comments, I would love to see them!

Well, you guys, this is the last of the bonus chapters. Sad, I know. But, I've got a few more Extra's chapters coming out in the next few days, so keep an eye out for those. (The Chapter Break will be posted shortly)

So, bye for now!!!