Hey everyone, I'm gonna be writing Joe's POV in this story. So, here's the first chapter, not to mention MY first one, it's not the best and it's a little short, but enjoy.
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Chapter 1
“Boys, clean up the house! Quickly now! They’re coming soon!” My mom told us as she scrubbed and cleaned. Her old friend was coming over from somewhere quite far away. I don’t remember where her friend lives exactly but it wasn’t close. Right now, my mom was stressing out. She was getting everything supper clean, I’ve never seen the house this clean, not even when our relatives would come. But, it didn’t really matter anyways.
Her friend was also bringing her daughter, I think she said her name was something like Fiora, or was it Foria? No, Fiona, that’s it. Well, this Fiona girl was coming too, she’s younger that all of us, older then Frankie, of course, and a year younger then Nick. Hopefully, she wasn’t one of those crazy, obsessed fans of ours, now that wouldn’t be much fun. Oh, yeah, I forgot to mention that she was staying for a whole week too. Well, it would give us more time to get to know her.
“Joseph, go help Frankie with the chairs.” My dad said, taking the cloth from my hand that I was using to clean the windows.
“Ok,” I said, I was glad to stop that job. Cleaning is most definitely not my strong point. So I went to help Frankie with the chairs, we were bringing some up from the basement so our guess would have somewhere to sit down at meals. “Doing a great job, little man” I encouraged him as he brought a chair up the stairs slowly and brought it to the dinning room. We both put down the chairs and sat down on them.
“Get up guys, mom’s already flipping out. You don’t want her to stress out more because you two aren’t doing anything.” Nick said as he stopped sweeping the floor.
“I don’t want to!” Frankie said, crossing his arms with a little smirk on his face. I got up and picked him up on my back.
“Come on Frank the Tank, let’s go clean your room up a little, ok?” I told him.
