A/N: Hello, everybody, this is the start for my sequel story to Megorama I released last summer. I was watching Futurama on Netflix and I thought I'd continue on like requested. I started off with the episode The Late Philip J. Fry which is so far my favorite episode of the series. I only own my OC's and there's a little surprise in this chapter, besides the various time periods. If you liked this so far, Read & Review, and if you have a request for a next chapter episode, just let me know and I will work on it the best I can.

"Happy Birthday, Leela!"

"Aw, thanks, you two," the cyclops woman smiled at her adoptive daughters she adopted last year after an incident back in 2014. "You didn't have to get me anything."

"We know, but you're our new mother." Candy said with a smile.

"Yeah, you know I love you more than my biological mother!" Meg added with delight.

Leela smiled to them, then unwrapped the present and took out a white pearl necklace. "Oh, you guys... Where in the universe did you get this?"

"A little birdy told us about it," Candy giggled. "He had three eyes!"

Leela chuckled, ruffling up the girl's blonde hair. "You're both so sweet... I think I'll wear this on one of my dates with Fry."

"That would be nice," Meg smiled. "Have a good lunch."

Leela hugged them both again. "Speaking of which... Where is Fry?"

"Probably fashionably late again." Candy sighed.

"Typical, I should've known..." Leela rolled her eye. "Well... Maybe he'll actually come to lunch. We have a lunch date for my birthday. Sorry you two can't come."

"Oh, that's okay, Leela, you should spend some more time with him, he IS your boyfriend now." Meg assured they would be fine.

"Yeah, who knows? Maybe someday Meg and I will get boyfriends and be busy with them." Candy giggled, seeming to be an endless ray of sunshine unlike her ancestor, Connie D'Amico.

Leela took a look at the time. "Oh, I better get going. The others will be here if you girls need anything, I'll catch you later."

"Okay, bye, Leela!" Meg waved with Candy. "Have a good lunch!"

"Bye, Leela!" Candy waved with a smile.

Meg and Candy then decided to relax on the couch, enjoying some time off they got from school. Candy was kneeling beside Meg and started to do her hair while they watched TV.

"Candy, you're not gonna make me look stupid, are you?" Meg asked a little unsure.

"Meg, I would never do that to you, you're my best friend!" Candy assured, using words Meg never thought she would hear used so sincerely. "I don't do hair often, so if you look bad, I promise, I didn't mean to... I saw this on a magazine file once."

Meg shrugged with a smile.

Fry dashed in suddenly, panting heavily. "Girls, where is everyone?"

"Meeting." the teen girls told him.

"Thanks!" Fry gasped, then rushed off again to meet the Professor, Hermes, Amy, and Bender.

"How soon until Fry realizes he's supposed to go to lunch with Leela for her birthday?" Candy wondered.

"Oh, no, I'm late!" Fry was heard and he passed the girls now.

"About 15 milliseconds." Meg shrugged with a teasing smile.

Candy rolled her eyes, but smiled to Meg as she continued to do the girl's hair. "How mad you think Leela's gonna be?"

"She's probably gonna make Fry wish he never got frozen back in 1999," Meg assumed, enjoying this time with Candy. "I can't believe I thought I'd wanna go home after getting sent here myself..."

"Well, time travel is kinda scary, Meg," Candy sympathized. "I'd probably be worried if I woke up in some distant time period with the thought that my friends and family died a long time ago."

"Yeah... I do miss Stewie though... Even if I was forced to babysit him sometimes, I guess I just wanted to have a little sister for a change... I had a sister once though."

Candy blinked. "You mean, that dream where you strangle your other sister is true?"

Meg sighed, she hated having that hang over her head. "Okay, Candy, don't freak out, but that actually wasn't my fault..."

"Then... What happened..."

"Well, you see..."

Flashback, June 6th, 1990

"Good night, Meg." A younger, actually happy Lois smiled to her daughter, kissing her cheek.

"Night, Mommy..." Meg smiled back as she got cuddled up into bed to get some sleep after another summer day of play.

Lois then went over to her other daughter who had red hair like her mother, but she looked more like Peter while Meg nearly looked like Lois. "Good night, Serena." She kissed her other daughter.

Serena yawned. "Night, Mommy..." she repeated her sister and instantly fell asleep.

Lois smiled, then went to shut out the light. "Sleep tight, my angels... Mommy loves you and always will..." she then turned out the light and went to put Chris to sleep, since Chris was five-years-old during this, Meg was eight and Margie was seven and a half, Stewie was not born yet.

Meg and Serena were sleeping soundly. It seemed like a normal night unlike any other. However, someone broke into the Griffin house that night. There came a burglar climbing up the ladder in case of a fire in the house and he was able to open the window wider, it was open a bit because it was hotter in the house due to it being summer. He grinned darkly.

"Now, let's see if we can find anything valuable in this cheap place..." the burglar grinned as he jumped in and stalked along.

Meg and Serena were still sleeping soundly. However, there were noises heard downstairs, which woke the Griffin girls up.

"Meg, did you hear that?" Serena was worried. "It sounds like robbers..."

"That's not good, we gotta get Mom and Dad..." Meg bit her lip, very scared instantly.

Meg and Serena went to the stairs just to make sure it was robbers and maybe not Chris trying to get cookies after dark. They both then gasped. Someone was indeed robbing them. The burglar dropped one picture and looked over to see the girls. He glared at them.

"Oh, no!" Meg gasped. "Run, Margie, run!"

Serena nodded and ran with her sister. The burglar ran after them and came into their bedroom, cornering them. He was very swift and cool, almost like a cat. The two sisters held each other, shaking as the burglar came for them. The burglar took out some rope and started to wrap it around their necks to keep them quiet and not tell their parents about this. The burglar went for Meg first to strangle her to death despite being an innocent child.

"Leave my sister alone!" Serena yelled, trying to beat the burglar with a heavy broom against him.

The burglar stopped choking Meg, but Meg had fallen down and was knocked out in the wall corner. "Noisy, eh?"

Margie went to tell her parents, but the burglar grabbed her. He then tightened the rope around her neck. Margie struggled and gasped, her face quickly turned red, she then paled and her eyes lolled back into her head. She was dead now that fast. Meg was also believed to be dead.

The burglar chuckled. "That'll teach ya both!" He dropped the rope by Meg and went to continue his heist.

Five-Year-Old Chris went to check on his sisters and gasped, he saw Serena was completely dead and Meg was lying next to the rope. "Oh, my gosh... Meg killed Margie!"

The next morning, Lois came to check on her daughters. She had called the police after the robbery. "Hi, hon-" She looked to see the scene and screamed in horror.

"Lois!" Peter rushed in. "What's happened?"

"Our babies are hurt!" Lois cried, she rushed to her daughters. "Meg? Serena? Are you two okay?"

Meg groaned and her eyes slowly opened. "Ugh... What happened?" She then looked to see her sister and remembered. "Oh, no!"

Chris was heard waking up and crying.

"I'll get him, you sort out the girls." Lois told Peter, then ran off to her son.

"Meg, what happened?" Peter asked.

"The robber came! A-A-And he tried to kill us!" Meg explained the best she could. "H-He was mean, Daddy! Really mean!"

Peter noticed the rope was right by Meg and he looked to Serena. He checked her pulse real quick. "Holy crap, she's dead!"

Lois carried Chris. "What happened in here?"

Chris saw Meg again. "Meg killed Serena!"

"What!?" Meg cried. "No, I didn't!"

Peter picked up the rope. "Oh, yeah? Explain this young lady! You strangled your own sister!"

"PEETAH!" Lois snapped at her husband for saying that in front of Chris. "Now, sweetie, that was just a bad dream... Why don't you watch some cartoons while Mommy and Daddy talk with Meg in private?"

"Uh... Okay..." Chris reached to the floor and walked downstairs.

Lois watched him leave, smiling, she then looked back and glared at her living daughter. "Meg, I know the robber probably made you choose who you'd rather have live, but you didn't have to kill your own sister!"

"But I didn't!" Meg cried.

"That was very bad, Meg, you can just play by yourself now!" Peter picked up Margie in his arms. "You're grounded for the rest of your life!"

"But!" Meg cried as her parents left, she then frowned deeply and started to weep and rushed to Serena's bed, feeling sad she lost her sister and her family blamed her. "It's not my fault... It's not my fault..."

End of Flashback

"It's not my fault! It's not my fault!" Meg was crying now in present, or future day.

Candy shushed and soothed Meg the best she could. "It's okay, Meg... I believe you..."

Meg sniffled, she then looked to Candy with a sad smile. "You do...?"

"Of course, Meg, you'd never lie to me..." Candy smiled.

Meg smiled again, hugging Candy.

"Wanna see your new hair?" Candy asked.

"Yeah!" Meg beamed.

Candy took out a mirror. Meg gently took it to see her hair was cut differently, it looked a lot different and looked more beautiful, resting on her shoulders and she had a better cut at the top.

"Wow, I look nice!"

"You always looked nice... I can't believe people say you were ugly."

"Yeah, I don't get it either... Besides, I just look like Mom with Dad's hair..."

"Yeah, and people think your mom's hot."

"I just sometimes wonder what it's like in Quahog without me."

Quahog cutaway, Griffin House, 2015

"Who wants chowdah?" Lois asked.

"I do!" Chris beamed.

"I guess I'll take some." Stewie shrugged.

"In a little bit, Lois, I'm writing my new novel." Brian replied.

"Me too also!" Zoidberg chirped.

"Shut up, Meg," Peter growled, then paused. "Oh... Yeah, wait... Shut up, Zoidberg."

This made everybody laugh instantly.

Later that night in 3000...

Meg was sitting at the kitchen table with a school book next to Amy as Fry had a card.

"Meg, how do you spell XO?" Fry asked.

Meg looked at him, then looked at the card. "Oh, I've seen these... It's a record your own message card."

"Yeah," Amy added. "You don't sign it, Fry, you just leave a nude video greeting."

"Does it have to be nude?" Fry winced.

"I guess not..." Amy blinked. "That never occurred to me... Well, Meg, I'm gonna check your math homework."

"Thanks, Amy." Meg smiled as one of her new friends went off.

Amy got up with Meg's math book and left the room.

"If I leave now, record a birthday greeting on the way, score some fancy cologne at the news stand, I'll be exactly on time!" Fry planned out, feeling victorious.

"You're not going anywhere!" Farnsworth stopped him in his tracks.

"But I have a date!" Fry cried.

"You were late this morning, so you and Meg have to stay and test my latest invention!" Farnsworth replied.

"What!?" Meg gasped. "Why me?"

"Young people, always in such a rush..." Farnsworth grumbled about her protests. "Just come along, Megan."

Meg got up and followed Farsworth, Bender, and Fry elsewhere.

"So, what's this invention of yours, Professor?" Meg asked as she followed them off.

Farnsworth took them to a covered up machine. He grabbed the tarp and threw it off. "Behold! A time-traveling machine!"

Meg, Bender, and Fry gasped in astonishment.

"Time?" Bender sounded nervous. "I can't go back there!"

"Ah, but this time machine only goes forward in time," Farnsworth assured the robot. "That way you can't accidentally change history... Or do something disgusting like sleep with your own grandmother."

"I wouldn't wanna do that again." Fry replied.

Meg had a disgusted look on her face, then covered her ears. "Please don't' tell me anymore about that story... So what's this test for, Professor?"

"We're going to test it by going forward in time, one minute." Farnsworth explained.

"Oh, like in Back to the Future when they first used the DeLorean." Meg referenced, then blinked. "Did I really just do that?"

"Did she just make a pop culture reference to something from the 1980's?" Bender whispered to Fry.

"It's not her fault that she comes from a world where half the day is spent making random references which add nothing to the plot." Fry replied.

"Come along now, get in." Farnsworth told his test subjects.

"Okay, hurry, let's get it over with." Fry said after they were allowed to come in. "I can record Leela's birthday card while we're in there."

Meg, Fry, and Bender followed the Professor and got inside the machine. After the doors closed, Fry started to make a message to apologize to Leela for being a minute late.

"Okay, I'll just nudge us forward exactly one minute," Farnsworth set the time and grabbed the wheel, but he accidentally fell over, making the machine shake and the wheel turned over.

"My card!" Fry cried as the machine shook.

Meg helped Farnsworth back up.

"Thank you, my dear..." Farnsworth said to her, then stopped the wheel.

When he did, the four of them all looked beyond in worry as they were in a near disaster area.

"Whoa... Where are we?" Meg wondered. "This can't be one minute into the future..."

Bender took a look at the clock on the wheel. "The year 10,000?"

"Wow... I never thought I'd see years that advanced in my life..." Meg blinked, she was a bit overwhelmed.

"Whoopsie..." Farnsworth said sheepishly.