Disclaimer: I do not own Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Back to the Future and the songs featured. Foster's belongs to Cartoon Network and Back to the Future belongs to Universal.
Genre: Humour/Parody
Rating: T
Bloo To The Future
Chapter 3 – Mac's Mum
Later, Mac and Bloo were inside an old garage, with the time machine covered in an old sheet.
'You're lucky nobody saw this when we arrived, Mac.'
'I know. I just hope nobody was following us.'
At that moment, they heard a knock on the door. They looked at each other, worried. Mac went to the door and opened. Then his jaw dropped (yet again) to the floor. Standing in front of him was a girl, with red hair, a pink top and blue jeans shorts. The only one that Bloo could come to mind was…
'Frankie! That woman looks like Frankie. But that means… that girl is Mac's mum!!!'
'What are you doing here?'
'I came to say thank you.'
'For what?' He then noticed the girl walking towards him. He moved back.
'For returning that bag.'
'Uh-oh,' thought Bloo.
'I think a man should be strong, so he can stand up for himself… and protect the woman he loves.'
Mac blushed when he realised what was going on. Mac's mum was getting on to him, and that meant that if he and his mum got married, he wouldn't exist in the future! He had to fix it.
'Yeah, well thanks for that…'
'No problem. Oh and don't forget, tonight is the prom. If you can make it, I'd be really glad.' She then kissed Mac on the cheek. She walked off, heading out the door. Bloo then closed the door.
'Oh boy, have we got some trouble in our ha…' He stopped to see Mac, still dreaming about that kiss he just had, then felt a slap on his face.
'Snap out of it, Mac.'
'Sorry.'
'Do you realise what you've just done?'
'Yeah. That was my mum… hitting on me! If she and I got married, I wouldn't exist in the future at all!'
'Gee, I thought you might not have known that. Plus, tonight's the prom. So, we've gotta figure out a way to separate you two and hook her up with another guy before the end of tonight.'
'Yeah.' Mac then thought of something. 'And I think I just know how to do that.'