'Til Broad Daylight

Prologue

"Keys?" Marty asked, taking them in his hand. He opened the garage to reveal the 4X4 he had dreamed of.

"Hey," Rosie said, walking into the garage. Marty turned around and smiled at her.

"Rosie! Oh aren't you a sight for sore eyes," Marty said, walking towards her and grabbing her shoulders. "It wasn't a dream. We travelled back in time."

"Marty they're alive," Rosie said, and Marty stopped in his tracks.

"Your parents?" He asked, and she nodded, smiling widely. He bent down and hugged her waist, picking her up slightly. "That's amazing princess."

"Apparently they love you. I mentioned coming over here and they basically pushed me out the door," she said with a light laugh. He set her down and they looked in the window, seeing Lorraine and George hugging and watching them, then walking away. "Are you okay?"

"Oh yeah. Everything is great," he said. Rosie looked down, then took his hands in hers, dangling them.

"Marty. The other day, when you said you had a girl..." Rosie started, embarrassed that she was bringing it up. Marty, however. wouldn't let her finish.

"Emma Rose Louis you are the only girl for me," he said, and he set one of his hands on her face, leaning in and kissing her. She stood on her toes and wrapped her other arm around his neck. Suddenly, there was an explosion beside them. They let go and shot apart, seeing the DeLorean pulling up beside them. The tires screeched loudly as the car rammed through his trash cans. The two walked towards the car and saw Doc step out of the car wearing futuristic clothes.

"Marty! Rosie! You have to come back with me!" Doc exclaimed.

"Where?" Marty asked, generally confused.

"Back to the Future," Doc said, as if it was obvious. Doc pulled trash out of a bin and began to pour it into an object attached to the car.

"Wait a minute, what are you doing Doc?" Rosie asked.

"I need fuel," he said. "Go ahead. Quick. Get in the car."

"No no no Doc. We're done with this time traveling business," Marty said.

"Doc we can't mess anything else up. Things are finally perfect," Rosie said.

"This concerns the both of you," Doc said quickly.

"What are you talking about? What happens to us in the future?" Marty asked.

"Do we become assholes or something?" Rosie asked.

"No, no, no, kids. Both you and Rosie turn out fine. It's your kids I'm worried about. Something had gotta be done about your kids."

The two gave each other a strange look. Kids? The three sat in the car, ready for takeoff.

"Hey Doc, we better back up. We don't have enough road for 88," Marty said, holding onto Rosie tightly.

"Roads, where we're going we don't need roads." And just like that, they were off to their next adventure.