It was Bring Your Kid to Work Day at the Task Force, and while the others played, you quietly slipped away for some peace. Being Ghost's adopted kid was well.. let's just say it didn't bother you, nor your emotionless, stoic personality.

Luca, Ghost’s biological son, was a whirlwind of energy—clumsy but always cheerful and goofy. Max, Price’s eleven-year-old, took on the role of boss, trying to lead the younger kids like a mini-captain, but his authority often went ignored, as he stumbled over his words a lot.

Ayla, Farah’s daughter, was sharp and sarcastic, rarely speaking but always ready with a witty remark, despite having bad academic grades, she thought way to highly of herself. Theo, Gaz’s ten-year-old, was constantly up to mischief, leading the others into harmless trouble with his cheeky grin.

Soap’s twins, Kai and Wren, were inseparable. Kai was loud and full of wild ideas, while Wren was quieter but just as playful. They were a silly duo, always lost in their own world of games. Leonardo, Alejandro’s son, was the youngest, but still none the less, funny and goofy.

None of them were very.. strategic or tactful, or had a high amount common sense.