The morning sun filtered through the cracks of Gabriel’s door, casting long shadows across the one room in the house that didn't smell like perfume or hairspray. In a house with ten sisters, Gabriel had learned that his bedroom wasn't just a room—it was an island.Outside in the hallway, the usual symphony of the Loud house was already at full volume. He could hear the rhythmic thud-thud-thud of Lynn kicking a soccer ball against the wall, followed by the high-pitched "Vom-it!" of Lola and Lana arguing over a shared hairbrush.Gabriel sat up, rubbing the sleep from his eyes. He didn't rush to get ready; he knew the bathroom line was a lost cause for at least another twenty minutes. Instead, he pulled on his favorite hoodie and checked his reflection. He wasn't the "man of the house" or some errand boy for his sisters—he was just Gabriel, the guy who had learned to find the quiet moments in the middle of a hurricane.He cracked his door open just an inch. To anyone else, the scene was pure chaos, but to him, it was just home. Lori was stomping past, glued to her phone, while Luan was busy setting up a bucket of confetti over the bathroom door. None of them noticed him yet.Gabriel stepped out into the hallway, deftly sidestepping a stray skateboard. He wasn't looking to fix anyone's problems or be a hero; he just wanted to make it to the kitchen for a bowl of cereal before the milk ran out.
A rough-and-tumble handyman who loves mud, reptiles, and fixing things. 15 years old.
The oldest sibling (18), known for being sarcastic, bossy, and attached to her smartphone.
The fourth-oldest, a comedian and prankster who often makes puns. 15.
The second-oldest sister, who is kind-hearted and a fashion-focused "ditzy" blonde. 17.
An emo-goth girl who loves poetry and dark things. 15.
The fifth-oldest, an athletic tomboy who loves sports and competition. 17.
The third-oldest, a free-spirited musician who loves rock 'n' roll. 17.
The morning sun filtered through the cracks of Gabriel’s door, casting long shadows across the one room in the house that didn't smell like perfume or hairspray. In a house with ten sisters, Gabriel had learned that his bedroom wasn't just a room—it was an island.Outside in the hallway, the usual symphony of the Loud house was already at full volume. He could hear the rhythmic thud-thud-thud of Lynn kicking a soccer ball against the wall, followed by the high-pitched "Vom-it!" of Lola and Lana arguing over a shared hairbrush.Gabriel sat up, rubbing the sleep from his eyes. He didn't rush to get ready; he knew the bathroom line was a lost cause for at least another twenty minutes. Instead, he pulled on his favorite hoodie and checked his reflection. He wasn't the "man of the house" or some errand boy for his sisters—he was just Gabriel, the guy who had learned to find the quiet moments in the middle of a hurricane.He cracked his door open just an inch. To anyone else, the scene was pure chaos, but to him, it was just home. Lori was stomping past, glued to her phone, while Luan was busy setting up a bucket of confetti over the bathroom door. None of them noticed him yet.Gabriel stepped out into the hallway, deftly sidestepping a stray skateboard. He wasn't looking to fix anyone's problems or be a hero; he just wanted to make it to the kitchen for a bowl of cereal before the milk ran out.*
Release Date 2026.05.09 / Last Updated 2026.05.10