Oh gosh, what has gotten Webby so excited tonight?! Let's check out why...

"YAY, I'M GONNA HAVE A SLEEPOVER TONIGHT!" Her shriek has attracted the boys' attention as they ran inside Webby's room. "What's going on?! Did someone get hurt?!" Huey asked, channeling his inner Donald Duck.

"No, you silly! Tonight's the night of a sleepover!" Webby explained. Cue a chorus of "Ohhhhhh!" from the boys. Then Dewey has yet another question...

"Wait, who's coming over to spend this oh-so-amazing sleepover?" Louie raised his eyebrow at this and he replied, "Isn't it obvious? She's gonna invite us!" "She didn't invite us the last time she had a sleepover." Huey refuted. "Yeah, the only 'invite' we got is a pillow to the face." Dewey quipped.

Webby giggled. These guys can be so funny sometimes. Makes living with them a lot more fun. "Don't worry, you guys are invited, but you won't be the only one that's invited!" She stated.

The boys stared at her as if she just grew a third head. "Huh? Who else is coming?" Louie questioned.

As if everything in these guys' lives have convenient timing, the doorbell rang. "I'll get it! You guys wait here!" Webby said as she excitedly ran out of the door. The boys just shrugged as they just sat down on the floor, apparently getting nostalgia from the time that they briefly got locked in a "playroom" during their first time visiting the manor.

A few minutes later, Webby came back with a girl duck that she had met before back in the park. "Guys, meet Betty!" She introduced Betty to the triplets and they politely greeted back.

"The name's Sir Louie Duck Esquire! Nice to meet you!" He jokingly greeted. "Louie, that isn't your real name." Webby giggled. "Hey, a duck can dream!" Louie retorted as he crosses his arms. Betty laughed as the other laughed with her. And thus, the sleepover has begun.

They played multiple games with each other throughout the night. Here are some highlights...

The first game they played is Hide-and-Seek...

"I'm gonna count, ok?" Dewey offered.

He doesn't need to tell them twice as the others already went to their hiding spots.

"1...2...3...Guacamole...21...Macaroni and cheese..." Dewey counted in nonsensical fashion.

After a few more of his counting shenanigans, the others simply came out of their hiding spots. Dewey spotted them and he jumped in joy.

"Yay! I did it!" Dewey cheered while doing his victory dance. "Ah, duck it! He has learned my tricks a little too well!" Louie complained while crossing his arms.

Needless to say, Dewey won that game in the landslide. He sure is bad at hiding though because he loves to stick out.

The second game they played is Tic-Tac-Toe...

"I'm going for the X!" Huey chose.

"Sounds like I'll be the circle!" Webby stayed.

The game begins and...

TIE!

TIE!

TIE!

Both Webby and Huey are in disbelief.

"How do you keep blocking off my path?" Huey asked incredulously. "That's exactly what I was gonna ask you!" Webby replied in the same incredulous tone. The others laughed at the hilarious turn of events.

After all of these games, it's now midnight. They decided to play a final game before they go to sleep. That final game would be...

Truth or Dare.

Sounds pretty daunting, right? Well, not to the good ol' fearless duck kids...well, maybe except for Betty since she has never played this game before.

"How does this game work?" She asked nervously. "Well, the name speaks for itself. You see, someone asks someone else if they want to pick truth or dare. Louie, please demonstrate for me." Webby said.

Louie nodded happily and then he looked at Huey. "Huey, truth or dare?" "Truth." Huey picked. Louie grinned mischievously as he said, "Huey, is it true that you always sing a lullaby to your Junior Woodchuck Guidebook before you go to sleep?"

Huey sighed. "You gotta be kidding me... Yes, it's true." Louie laughed, of course. Betty giggled as she said, "Really? I think that's kinda adorable." Huey bashfully looked away. Then Louie looked at Dewey, his next target of demonstration. "Dewey, truth or dare?"

Of course, Dewey, being his brash and daring self, said, "Dare! Give me your worst!" Louie smirked as he said, "If you say so. Dewey, I dare you to...not stand out."

Cue an indignant stare from the blue duck brother. "Are you serious?!" He exclaimed. "Hey, you wanted me to give you my worst." Louie threw Dewey's words back at him with a shrug.

"Nope, I immediately give up! Standing out is a part of me, and I'm never gonna change that!" Dewey replied ferociously. Louie and the others giggled as the green triplet said, "Alright, if you say so."

Then all of a sudden, they felt a chill run down their spines thanks to a sudden wind. "Wait, where did that come from? We're inside!" Huey stated. Webby smiled knowingly, apparently knowing the cause of this.

Then she suddenly glowed blue as a blue shadow appeared in front of her...and there's good ol' Lena! The boys cheered while Webby said, "It's good to see you again, ol' buddy!"

Betty looked flabbergasted. "Now you have a shadow buddy?! Wow, you're the coolest friend I'll ever have!" She exclaimed, although it's hard to tell if she really meant that or not. "Aww, thanks, new friend!" Webby replied happily.

And the rest of the sleepover went off without a hitch and they all had fun. They FINALLY went to sleep...at 3 AM. Geez, how energetic are these duck kids?! The world may never know.

Oh well, at least the duck kids had fun at the sleepover... Not sure for Betty though...