Charles' revenge

This one was made a few months ago. It features three of my OCs: Charles Broddard, his sister Kelly and Yashika Imura, better known as Jessica. A little story follows it:

"Charles was pretty anxious. He has been saving some money for quite some months in order to buy four tickets in the best places at Raymond James Stadium for he and some friends, as well as some extra for spendings. Yep, it would be his first time at a live Super Bowl.

However, when he was about to put the last amount of money on his not-secured savings jar on top of the fridge, there was nothing left! All gone! A shocking surprise, indeed. Too bad to be true, so Charles started to look all over the house, desperatedly trying to find the dough.

After a bit more than one hour later, when he was exhausted and disheartened of his deep search in vain, he became to imagine that the only two other living person in the house might have taken it: his sister Kelly and his friend Jessica. However, he was too fond for them to suspect such a thing.

Coincidence or not, a few seconds later he heard the front door opening, along with the voices of his beloved girls, in a conversation blooming in excitement and peppiness. Ufortunately for the girls, such happy feelings accidentally let one of them escape a little "don't worry! He'll never find out!" out of her mouth.

Oh, what a scene it was made in the kitchen when they met themselves! Charles with a stone-cold look on his eyes in a deadly frowning, while Kelly and Jessica got themselves a shivering in their spines just like if millions of ice cubes had just climbed it in missile speed, making their eyes wide, wide open in shock, followed by that concerned grin that express an instant sorry excuse.

"Punishment" and "revenge" were the only words (well, there was another one but better not mention it) coming into his mind. Two handcuffs and a figure-four leglock later, Charles just felt his mood coming back again, strengthened by their smooth soles, while the girls were helplessly trying to shout some excuses like "I didn't knew it!" or "it was her idea, not mine!", drowned in incessant laughter."

Those are personal original characters. Any similarity with any other known character is just a mere coincidence.