girl we need an older dean/dbf dean fanfic asapppp
NEED A LITTLE HELP? ; dbf!dean winchester
When a hunt proves to be harder than expected, your father calls for the help of a well-seasoned hunter friend of his.
pairing: dbf!older!dean winchester x fem!reader
warnings/tags: age gap (reader is 18+) .ᐟ older man younger woman .ᐟ dad's best friend dean .ᐟ smut .ᐟ uses of 'sweetheart' 'baby' and 'good girl' .ᐟ oral (both fem and male rec!) .ᐟ piv .ᐟ your dad survives the hunt no worries
fandom: supernatural (2005)
word count: 7.8k
author’s note: unsure how to feel about this, but ive been on such a dbf!jackles characters kick lately, this request was too good to be passed on omg!! i love dean so much, especially later seasons dean, so i decided to hop onto my dbf oneshot streak... enjoy! xoxo
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When your dad said he’ll call a friend, you expected said friend to be… different.
His so-called friends or hunter comrades usually looked rugged, balding, and like they haven’t showered in the past five years, as if that was some obligation in order to be a true hunter. It wasn’t, you and your dad were both that, but still stood into the shower regularly.
It all started with your most recent hunt. Some case you accidentally came across while on the road from one state to another, discovering it when taking a pit-stop at a bar, the locals raving on about some creature stalking and killing the residents, mostly young women, attributing it to some local legend.
So, needless to say, your dad saw that as a big neon sign beckoning him to stay.
At first, everything went smoothly. Questioning the locals and possible eyewitnesses in disguise, researching, trying to connect the dots, the usual procedure. Until you two got stuck. The leads seemed to go nowhere, the investigation running into a dead end.
“Wonderful,” your dad muttered under his breath, hunched over stacks of scattered papers and books in a posture that a shrimp would be jealous of, his pen-free hand running through his messy hair. “Just fucking wonderful.”
Of course he was frustrated, he’s been stalling in this nowhere-town for almost a week now, with zero progress. It wouldn’t be a problem, if human lives didn’t depend on how fast you can solve this.
Calling backup was the last thing he wanted to do. It made him feel weak, pathetic, having to rely on somebody better to solve something for him. Still, if it means the creature can get caught before anybody else gets hurt, then perhaps it’s better to put personal pride aside for a moment.
Pushing himself away and up from the table, the chair’s leg screeching as it slid harshly against the wooden flooring, he saunters away and towards the door, fishing his phone out of his pocket before shutting the door and disappearing into the chilly night breeze.
His call was inaudible to you, still sitting at the table with a laptop and various books under your fingertips, your eyes wandering from the screen to the darkness outside. It took a few good minutes for your dad to return, stepping back inside with a sigh as he shut the door.
“I have somebody coming over to help us out,” he groaned as he took heavy steps back to the table, plopping back into his seat opposite of you. “An old friend. If anybody can solve this bullshit, it’s him.”
You just nodded along with his words. Trying to guess who this friend was would’ve lasted an hour or more, considering how many contacts your dad seemed to have. The perks of living on the road and meeting way too many people along the way.
“You should go rest,” your dad grumbles under his breath, his eyes fixing back onto the book in front of him, diligently hunting for any clues or leads.
As much as you wanted to protest and tell him that you want to be a useful part of the investigation, your heavy eyelids said otherwise, the thought of a few hours of sleep too good to pass on the offer. With a sigh, you make your way over to your bed, falling face-first into the soft white sheets. Even with the dingy, yellowish motel lights on, you managed to fall asleep in minutes.
It was only the next morning that you met the newest addition to your hunter duo.
The warm rays of the sun beamed through the curtain-covered windows — the curtains barely providing any barrier from the sun —, and you could’ve sworn it was noon by how bright it was by the time your eyes started to flutter open.
Turning in the direction of the motel room’s kitchen, even with your eyesight blurry, you found your dad still hunched over the desk. You weren’t sure whether he went to sleep at all, or just sat there all night. Nonetheless, he’s been keeping himself busy. For a few long moments, you stay huddled under the heavy covers drawn up to your neck, cocooned in the white fabric. Of course after a while a sense of duty overtakes you, and you force yourself out into the bathroom to shower, change clothes, and brush your teeth.
Just as you step back out into the main area, the silence is broken by a series of knocks, coming from the door. Your dad’s gaze shoots up, but before he could get up, you dismiss him.
“I’ll get it,” you mutter as you make your way over to the door, one of your hands already sliding over to the pistol holstered on your side, undoing the lock with a high-pitched click.
The door creaks open, you peeking through it, finding a man standing there. Short hair, stubble, mud-stained boots, flannel with a plain black shirt underneath, topped with a dark jacket. His eyes trail onto you, taking you in from head to toe before a soft smile creeps onto his face.
“Winchester,” your dad’s voice cuts through the tense silence, snapping both you and the man out of it all. Sure enough, he appears right behind you, pulling the door fully open before stepping past you, pulling the man into a friendly hug, patting his back once before letting go. “Glad you could come. Hope I didn’t bother you much.”
“It’s fine, I was a few hours away. The quicker we get over this case, the better,” he replied, forcing a tight-lipped smile onto his face as he nods. His eyes wander back to you, watchful eyes locking onto your figure. “Who’s the lady with you?”
His gaze sized you up, standing in the doorway with open curiosity. He knows exactly how to size up the situation—and pretty women.
Your father smiled and placed his hand on your shoulder, you could instantly feel the immense weight of paternal pride in that touch.
“Dean, this is my daughter,” your father said, his voice holding that rare warmth he reserved only for you. “She keeps me going on this cursed road. And, for the record, she’s got a better eye for tracks than I do.”
Dean’s eyebrows shot up in appreciation. His gaze lingered for a moment on the unfastened holster visible beneath your T-shirt, and the corner of his mouth twitched into a faint, lopsided smile. He seemed to appreciate the caution.
“Your daughter?” Dean repeated, stepping further into the musty motel room and casually tossing his bag onto an empty chair. "She’s lucky, then. Looks like she got all the good genes from you, old man—not your buddies.”
Your father just snorted at the teasing but was visibly relieved that help had arrived. Dean turned toward you and looked you straight in the eye. Fatigue from the long night’s drive lingered in his greenish-brown eyes, yet the charisma radiating from him was almost palpable. He stepped closer and held out his hand.
“Dean Winchester,” he introduced himself, his voice a deep, gravelly rumble in the morning sunlight. “Nice to meet you. Your dad left out the part about having such a pretty partner when we spoke on the phone. If I’d known, I would’ve brought decent coffee from the gas station instead of this stuff that tastes like straight-up asphalt.”
Alright, he seemed better than the other men your dad usually brought along on hunts. Certainly more handsome, too. Especially for somebody apparently scratching his forties.
You take his hand, shaking it firmly once, his eyes never leaving yours, before letting go.
The greeting is followed by a thorough conversation and discussion back at the table, papers, books and various articles from the news sprawled in one whirlwind on the wooden surface. Your father gives Dean a summary of what you could find so far, and what you couldn’t find so far.
The three of you go over the documents and books, Dean’s finger brushing against yours for a second too long as he slides one of the papers from under your fingertips towards himself. You could feel yourself shudder a little at his touch, but kept your professional composure.
Dean, after the lore drop, keeps quiet for a few moments, the gears in his head turning as he tries to figure out the next step in the investigation, or connect some dots you two couldn’t up until now.
After some brainstorming, you came up with a plan: visit the scene of the latest victim’s death, then if that leads nowhere, head to a local bar and hunt for a few leads there in case the locals might know a bit more — and in case they fold easier for Dean’s charms.
“I like the way you think,” he said, grabbing his jacket from the back of the chair and pocketing his car keys. “First, we’ll check out what the bastard left behind in the mud, and then comes the well-deserved beer and the gossip. Your dad can stay here and comb through the remaining books, maybe he’ll find a specific weakness.”
Your dad agreed, albeit with a grumble. Given his back pain and lack of sleep, he probably would have just slowed you down out in the field anyway.
Fifteen minutes later, you were sitting in Dean’s pitch-black Chevy Impala. The engine’s soothing rumble filled the cabin as you headed toward the dense stretch of woods on the edge of town where the latest victim had been found. Dean held the steering wheel loosely with one hand and rolled down the window with the other, letting the fresh, cool air fill the car.
When you arrived at the edge of the dense, damp forest — where the yellow police tape still fluttered lazily between the trees —, you immediately set to work. Dean moved with practiced ease, treading almost silently over the soft carpet of fallen leaves, yet he kept a constant eye on you, as if testing your abilities. He wasn't disappointed.
As you stepped into the cordoned-off area, you spotted the first significant clue: high up on the tree trunks, deep, parallel claw marks had torn through the bark, and a strange, dark, asphalt-like ooze with a sulfurous stench was seeping from the wounds. Dean crouched down beside you, dipped his hunting knife into the sticky substance, and raised it to his nose.
“That’s no werewolf, that’s for sure. And it’s not just an ordinary ghost, either,” he muttered, nodding approvingly at you. “You’ve got a sharp eye, sweetheart. Looks like this beast likes climbing trees and ambushing its prey.”
After the scene inspection, you got back into the Impala and headed toward the small town’s only neon-lit bar. As you drove, Dean fished the fake FBI badges out of the glove compartment and casually dropped one into your lap.
“So, Agent Collins,” he grinned at you lopsidedly, turning onto the main street with one hand on the wheel. “I hope you're ready to play good cop, bad cop. Though the local yokels will probably be more willing to talk to you than to me. Tell me, how long have you been doing this hunting gig with your dad? Because for an old bear like him, he’s trained you pretty damn well.”
“Pretty damn well,” you shrugged with a half-smile, tucking the fake ID into your blazer’s inner pocket. “Though if it had been up to my dad, I’d still be learning how to salt a windowsill in five seconds flat. I picked up the finer points on my own, Winchester. So don't worry, I won't ruin your little federal agent image.”
Dean chuckled softly and nodded appreciatively as he brought the rumbling Impala to a halt in front of the shabby, neon-lit bar.
“That’s the spirit, Agent Collins,” he winked, killing the engine. You both stepped out of the car, instantly slipping into the roles of professional agents. Moving in perfect sync and exuding confidence, you walked through the dive bar’s heavy wooden door. Inside, the air was thick with the smell of stale beer and cigarette smoke as old country music played softly from the jukebox, and the locals immediately turned to look at you. Yeah, that suit gave you two away just fine.
You quickly exchanged glances and agreed on a tactic with a single, subtle nod: you would split up.
Dean headed toward the booths a bit further away from the bar. He singled out a young, visibly distressed woman sitting alone with her cocktail, possibly a friend of one of the victims.
Meanwhile, you headed straight for the bar. Behind the counter, a tattooed guy in his thirties with a bit of stubble was wiping down glasses, sizing up the patrons with a bored expression. He was the perfect target, bartenders always hear everything in town.
You sat on one of the high stools, shifting your coat back slightly to strike a pose that was assertive yet alluring. Leaning your elbows on the counter and looking the man straight in the eye, you flashed your badge along with your most winning, confident smile.
“Agent Collins, FBI,” you said in a low, firm voice. “I hear you’re the man in this town who knows the lay of the land better than the police do. I could use some help with a delicate matter…”
The bartender put down his rag, leaned in closer, and let his gaze travel over your face. He smiled, suddenly appearing far more cooperative than before.
Sitting in the booth, Dean kept a constant eye on you while appearing to focus entirely on the words of the tearful girl. He watched as you leaned casually against the bar, smiled at just the right moment, and saw the bartender practically melt under your alluring demeanor. The corner of Dean’s mouth twitched upward involuntarily.
Once you had both gleaned everything possible from your respective targets, you wrapped up the conversations almost simultaneously. You said goodbye to the bartender — who would likely be talking about the pretty federal agent for days to come — with a grateful smile, while Dean took his leave of the girl with a reassuring pat on the shoulder.
As soon as you stepped out of the bar’s heavy door into the fresh evening air, the tense FBI persona instantly dropped away. Dean shoved his hands into his pockets and grinned at you sideways as you walked toward the Impala.
“Well, Agent Collins, hats off to you,” he said, playfully nudging you with his elbow. “I saw how you handled that guy at the bar. The poor sap didn't even know where he was, he would've told you absolutely anything. Seriously, for a moment even I forgot what I was supposed to be asking that girl.”
He opened the passenger-side door for you, then slid behind the wheel and started the Chevy. Amidst the engine's deep rumble, he immediately turned the conversation to business.
“Oh, come on, Winchester,” you said, flashing your cheekiest smile as you settled comfortably into the leather seat of the Impala. “I was just doing my job. But if you ever get stuck during an interrogation, feel free to let me know, I’d be happy to give you a few pointers.”
Dean chuckled softly, the deep, gravelly sound rising from his throat filled the cockpit. He clearly loved it when a woman wasn't fazed by his attitude and actually fired right back.
“I'll keep that in mind,” he said, winking at you in the rearview mirror as he turned onto the road leading to the motel strip. “Alright, spill the juicy details,” he said, turning to you as he pulled out of the parking lot. “What did you find out from our friend? Because the girl confirmed to us that the latest victim, Chloe, smelled sulfur coming from the trees right before the attack, same kind we encountered. She said that according to local legend, the beast doesn't just climb trees, it has a nest somewhere near the old sawmill.”
“Well, according to the bartender, this thing isn’t such a big threat that my dad, or the three of us, couldn’t handle it with our bare hands, once we come face-to-face with it. It’s not some invulnerable demigod. The real problem isn’t its strength, but the fact that it’s nearly impossible to track. It’s like a shadow. The bartender mentioned that locals have seen it flitting through the treetops, but it never leaves a trace on the ground. They even tried hunting dogs, but the creature’s sulfurous stench drives the animals crazy, and they lose the scent.”
Dean nodded thoughtfully, tapping a rhythm on the steering wheel with his finger.
“So, a real stealthy bastard,” he muttered. “But that sawmill the girl mentioned is a good starting point. No dirt there, just concrete and rotting wood, a perfect hideout for something that doesn’t want to leave footprints.”
A few minutes later, you pulled up in front of the motel. When you walked into the room, your father was sitting under the lamp in the exact same shrimp-like posture as when you’d left him, but the moment he saw you, he snapped his head up.
“Well?” he asked in a hoarse voice, his eyes practically burning with curiosity. “What did you find out?”
You and Dean summed up the crime scene and the bar questionings, while your dad let you in on the lore he could dig up from the leads. Same kind of monster he’d defeated back when he was a beginner, so it proved to be no big threat. Just damn hard to track.
The sawmill was the key. If the local legend held true, the beast ventured out of its nest in the dead of night to stalk its next victim. With a heavy sigh, your father slammed the book shut and turned to Dean.
“Then there’s no point in waiting,” he said, hoisting himself out of the chair and cracking his back. “If we get there within the next hour, we might just catch it in its nest before it heads out to hunt.”
Before setting off, you ducked into the bathroom.
After turning off the tap and drying yourself, you began to pull on your clean hunting clothes. You were just tightening your bootlaces when two hushed yet heated voices reached you through the thin, old motel door. Your father and Dean were arguing. Curiosity instantly outweighed your sense of duty. You froze mid-motion, held your breath, and carefully pressed your ear against the worn wooden door, trying to pick out the words from the noise.
“…You shouldn't have dragged her into this, John!” It was Dean’s voice—deep and low, yet seething with anger as it filled the room. “This is no place for a young girl, especially not your daughter. I’ve seen how she moves, she’s skilled, sure, but one mistake and it’s all over.”
“Don't you dare tell me how to raise my daughter, Winchester!” Your father’s voice practically vibrated with rage, though he was trying to keep it low so you wouldn't hear them. “She’s the only family I have. She’s safe with me, where I can see her and protect her. I couldn't just leave her behind in some civilian life, only for some monster to find her one day while I was on the other side of the world!”
“Safe?” Dean’s mocking, incredulous snort carried clearly into the bathroom. “In a forest crawling with monsters, in a lousy motel room, with fake IDs in her pocket? That’s your idea of safety? If something happens to you, what becomes of her? She’ll be left all alone in this mess. She deserved a normal life, a chance at school, anything... “
The room suddenly fell so silent you could hear your own heartbeat. Your father’s heavy, menacing footsteps approached the bathroom door, but stopped just short of it.
“That’s enough, Dean,” your father said, his voice ice-cold and brooking no argument. “The conversation is over. We’re packing up and leaving. And not a word to her about this, clear?”
“You’re conveniently glossing over the most important detail, John!” Dean’s voice grew even more hushed and tense, he spat the words out, almost hissing. “Every single victim in this godforsaken town is a young girl. Exactly her age. That thing is hunting them. And your brilliant plan is to walk her right into its nest as bait?! That is the last thing we should be doing.”
A moment of silence followed his words; only your father’s heavy, angry breathing could be heard.
“Not bait, Dean. A hunter,” your father replied stubbornly.
“I don’t care!” Dean cut in, and you could hear the rustle of fabric as he swung his arm in a fit of helpless rage. “Listen to me. I’m going out to the sawmill. Alone. You stay here at the motel and watch over her. Secure the room and keep an eye on her. I’ll take care of the thing.”
“Out of the question,” your father shot back immediately, refusing to yield an inch of his pride. “This is my case. I’m the one who found it. I’m not going to sit here in a motel room while you do my job.”
“Fine, okay, sure—your damn pride...” Dean’s voice was laced with biting sarcasm, but then his resolve suddenly hardened. “If you’re hell-bent on being the one to go to those woods, go ahead. But if you won’t stay with her, I will. I’ll stay here and watch over her, and you can go to the sawmill alone. I’m not letting that thing get her just because you’re incapable of thinking rationally.”
Leaning against the cold bathroom tiles, you felt your pulse skyrocket. Your father, breathing heavily, snatched his coat and gun bag off the bed. Perhaps a deeply buried paternal guilt had prevailed after Dean’s words.
You opened the bathroom door at the exact moment your father reached for the handle. The movement froze in mid-air. Your father looked at you, his weary eyes reflected a strange mix of secrecy and worry. He couldn't be sure how much you had heard through the thin walls, but the tension between you was almost palpable.
“Stay here with Dean,” your father said, his voice gruff, though he avoided meeting your gaze. “I’m going to check out that sawmill. Secure the door.”
Before you could say a word, he stepped out into the cool night air, and the heavy motel door clicked shut behind him.
A stifling silence suddenly filled the room. Dean stood leaning against the table, his arms crossed. He had already tossed his jacket onto the chair. When you fixed your gaze on him, he didn't look away. He knew perfectly well that you had heard it all.
“So,” he broke the silence, his voice a deep, low rumble in the yellowish lamplight, “I imagine right now you’d love to be angry at me for leaving you out of the action.”
You smiled and sat down casually on the edge of the bed, resting your hands on the mattress.
“I don't mind it much,” you said softly, taking a deep breath.
Dean raised his eyebrows thoughtfully, let his arms drop to his sides, and took a step toward you. Surprise reflected in his eyes.
“Seriously?” he asked, his voice tinged with disbelief. “I thought you’d at least throw a rock-salt shell at me for messing up your operation. Most hunter kids I’ve met are hell-bent on proving themselves, even if it costs them their lives.”
“Dad has handled far rougher situations than the sawmill job on his own. I trust he knows what he’s doing. I don’t really have any desire for this hunting life anyway.”
Dean’s expression shifted. The tension that had been there earlier vanished completely as he stepped further into the room and sat down across from you in one of the worn armchairs. He leaned forward, resting his elbows on his knees, and turned his full attention toward you.
“I’d rather just help him with the research and the investigation,” you continued, glancing at the pile of books lying in the corner of the room. “Piecing things together, finding the clues. But rotting away in the woods at night, shooting at carcasses… that’s just not my world. This one’s a low-stakes mission by our standards. He’ll get it done without my help too.”
Dean remained silent for several long seconds, simply gazing at you as if he had discovered something rare and precious in that dark, strange motel room. Finally, with a deep, appreciative sigh, he leaned back in his armchair, the corner of his mouth curling into a faint, warm smile.
“You have no idea how much I respect you for that,” he said, his voice now surprisingly soft—almost a whisper. "And for having the guts to say it. John’s a stubborn, old-school hunter, it can’t be easy to hold onto your own mind around him.”
For a moment, a pleasant silence settled between the two of you.
“So,” he broke the silence, his tone dropping to a low, slightly cheeky register as he nodded toward the laptop and books on the table. “If the investigation is your call, Agent Collins... show me what we missed. While the old man is out there doing the dirty work, let’s get these files sorted. What do you say?”
You pulled the chair up to the table and sat down in front of your laptop, but your concentration vanished the moment you sensed Dean’s presence. He stepped up behind you, standing so close that you could almost smell the blend of cool evening air and the clean scent of the woods and gunpowder clinging to him.
As he leaned forward to look at the monitor, his shoulder brushed against yours. His proximity suddenly left you completely flustered as your throat went dry, and the tension you’d felt earlier transformed into something entirely different.
Your fingers hovered motionless over the keyboard. Dean noticed your hesitation. He slowly lowered his arm and gently placed his large, warm palm over yours, which was resting on the mouse. The touch of his skin sent an electric jolt racing up your arm. His hand was firm yet gentle, a stark contrast to the rugged image he projected to the outside world.
“Relax,” he whispered right next to your ear. “We’re in no rush. Just show me where to look for the sawmill map.”
You didn't pull your hand away. Dean slowly moved the mouse, guiding your hand with his own, but his gaze was no longer on the monitor, instead watching you from the side.
You slowly turned your head and looked straight into his eyes. The movement brought your faces mere centimeters apart, and the room’s dim light glinted in Dean’s eyes, which flicked to your lips for a moment before returning to yours. His breathing grew heavier, and you felt his palm tighten against your hand.
Hesitation hung between you like an invisible wall. Dean knew full well that you were John’s daughter, and the hunter’s code — not to mention his respect for the old man — urged him to hold back. And you knew just as well that the man standing so close to you belonged to a dangerous world, one you were consciously trying to stay out of.
Yet, as your gazes locked, every rational thought faded into the background. Dean slowly moved his hand away from yours, but only to gently touch your chin with his fingertips, softly turning your face toward his.
“You…” he began in a whisper, his voice deeper and raspier than ever before. “You have no idea how hard it is for me to remain professional right now, Agent Collins.”
He didn't pull away, in fact, he leaned just a bit closer, closing his eyes for a moment as if gathering the strength to resist the temptation, or perhaps to finally take the next step.
You didn’t want to wait any longer for moral arguments or the perfect moment. You were done hesitating. You slowly rose from your chair — just enough to fully close the height gap between you — and before Dean could say a word, you bridged that final distance, hungry lips crashing onto his.
Dean’s body tensed for a split second in surprise, he hadn’t expected you to make the move. But his surprise vanished instantly, and the very next moment, he surrendered completely to the kiss. His hand, which had been touching your chin, slid gently up to your cheek, while his other arm wrapped around your waist, pulling you against him firmly yet with care.
When you slowly pulled apart after a few long seconds, Dean didn’t let go right away. He rested his forehead gently against yours, his eyes still closed, his heavy breath brushing against your face.
One hand still held your waist, as if he feared you might vanish if he let go. Finally, he opened his eyes. A completely different kind of fire burned there, yet the corner of his mouth curled up again into that cocky smile.
“Well…” he murmured, his fingers tracing a gentle path along your back. “I have to say, Agent, your negotiating technique is truly extraordinary.”
You slid your hand up to the back of his neck, burying your fingers in his hair, and locked your lips with his once more. A deep, satisfied growl escaped Dean right there at the table as every trace of wavering or hesitation had vanished from him.
Clasping your waist tightly, he lifted you away from the table in one fluid motion as if you weighed no more than a feather, and without breaking the kiss for a second, he backed toward the darker corner of the room, straight toward the unmade bed. The next moment, you tumbled onto the soft mattress. Dean fell back into the white sheets, and suddenly you were straddling him, your thighs framing his hips as your weight settled onto his chest.
Dean’s hands slid up your back, burning hot against your skin even through the fabric of your shirt as he pulled you close, deeply inhaling your scent and the lingering heat on your lips. His hips moved instinctively beneath you in response to your closeness. Dean’s fingers tangled in your hair, gently tilting your head back to expose your neck. As his lips and stubble grazed your skin, a soft sigh escaped you, instantly silenced by his next, all-consuming kiss.
With a single decisive yet gentle motion, he pulled the thin fabric of your shirt over your head, baring your skin in the yellowish lamplight. Desire flared in his eyes as he gazed at you, but you didn’t give him time to stare as you immediately reached for the buttons of his flannel shirt.
Your fingers trembled slightly with haste, yet you worked efficiently, and Dean helpfully shrugged his shoulders, letting you strip the plaid fabric from him. As soon as his shirt hit the floor, you smoothed your palms over his broad chest, feeling the heat of his skin and the frantic, pounding rhythm of his heart.
You kissed his lips one last time — a long, deep kiss — breathing in his scent, before slowly pulling away. Dean’s head fell back against the pillow and his eyes closed and a deep sigh escaped his throat as your lips left his and you began to trail kisses downward.
You planted tiny, hot kisses on his stubbled chin, then lower, to the sensitive spot on his neck where his pulse raced wildly beneath the skin. Dean’s fingers instantly clenched the sheets, his body tensing with pleasure. You didn’t stop, your kisses wandered lower and lower, tracing his collarbone straight toward his chest, while your hand gently stroked the muscles along his side.
“Fuck…” Dean murmured, beside himself, his voice breaking with suppressed desire. His hand lifted from the sheet and buried itself in your hair, guiding your movements with his fingers.
Slowly, inch by inch, you slid down his body. Your kisses traced the line of his abs, his fingers clenched tightly in your hair — not to push you away, but to anchor you to him — as his breathing grew increasingly ragged and heavy. When you reached the waistband of his trousers, your fingers confidently found the metal button and the zipper. As you freed his straining manhood from the confines of the fabric, a stifled, hoarse plea escaped Dean’s lips.
“God…” he whispered, overcome, his head falling back helplessly against the pillow.
You slowly dragged your tongue teasingly along the length of his straining cock, causing his body to jerk beneath you. When you finally took him fully into your mouth and made that first deep stroke, Dean’s fingers instantly tightened in your hair. His hips began to move in rhythm with your mouth, and raw, deep sounds tore from his throat, sounds you had never heard from him before.
His face was completely contorted by overwhelming ecstasy. As you intensified your movements, his hips lifted involuntarily off the mattress, thrusting more wildly and deeply against your lips. For a moment, you looked up at him through the strands of your hair. Dean’s eyelids were heavy, his gaze clouded with pure, undisguised desire as he fixed his eyes on you. When your eyes met and he saw the triumphant satisfaction in yours, a deep, hoarse growl tore from his throat. That was the final straw.
“Fuck... sweetheart…” he groaned your name, his voice choking, as his body went completely rigid beneath you.
His hips gave one last, powerful thrust inside your mouth as he finally lost all control. Hot, pulsing waves filled your mouth, and Dean collapsed helplessly back onto the white sheets with a loud, broken sigh. His fingers slowly released your hair and his arms fell limp onto the mattress, while his chest rose and fell violently and raggedly.
You slowly climbed onto his body, wiping your mouth as that triumphant smile played on your lips. Dean was still struggling to catch his breath, but the moment he saw the look in your eyes, that predatory gleam instantly reignited in his own.
“You little witch…” he murmured hoarsely, his voice ringing with adoration.
Before you could reply, he reached behind your head and, with one decisive movement, locked his lips onto yours. This kiss held no trace of initial hesitation, deep and sultry, and tasting his own flavor on you only stoked the fire further.
Dean didn't stay beneath you for long. He flipped you over on the mattress and loomed over you once more, his broad shoulders almost completely blocking out the room's yellowish light. His eyes roamed over your body as his hands wandered to the insides of your thighs.
“I think I owe you one,” he whispered, the deep vibration of his voice felt right against your skin as he slowly slid down your body. Driven by his own desire, he wanted to drive you mad.
He gently parted your thighs and sank to his knees between them. You could see him eyeing your panties, running his thumb over the soaked fabric before hooking his fingers onto the side, pulling it off of you. When his first hot breath touched your most sensitive spot, your back arched involuntarily against the sheets, and your fingers instantly dug into the pillow.
He placed one, slow kiss onto your already wet entrance, lips gliding along the flesh before he pulled away with a pop for a second. His pointer and middle finger rise to your entrance, slowly sliding in, drawing a stifled sigh out of you before stretching you out, a content smirk appearing on his face.
His eyes dart up to meet yours, right before he leans closer, his mouth yet again making contact with your pussy, tongue darting out and drawing an upwards line, slick with his saliva and your fluids.
Dean knew exactly what he was doing, his movements were at once gentle and demanding, his stubble sending pleasant shivers across your skin with every small, circular motion of his head. Soft, stifled sighs and moans escaped you in the silence of the motel room as you felt your hips moving involuntarily toward his mouth.
He clearly loved the effect he was having on you, but he had no intention of stopping there. The fingers he used to stretch you moved slowly and confidently inside you, while his thumb began rhythmically rubbing your most sensitive spot.
Your fingers turned white as you gripped the mattress, his fingers and tongue launching a simultaneous, all-out assault on your senses. Dean’s fingers slid in and out of your throbbing core with a scissoring motion, while his thumb tormented your clit with precise, rhythmic strokes.
“Dean… Shit, Dean…” His name dissolved into hoarse, incoherent sighs and loud moans as your hips began to move with a mind of their own. Instinctively, you arched upward toward his mouth, chasing the tension that was building in your gut, ready to explode.
Dean loved it. He pinned your thighs down even tighter with his large hands, pressing your hips so firmly into the sheets that not a single millimeter of movement was lost. The pace of his tongue quickened, and his fingers plunged into you even more hungrily and deeply, completely filling your hot, slick inside.
Your body suddenly went taut, your back arched against the white sheet, and the first all-consuming wave of release tore from you in a loud, breathless cry.
Dean didn't pull away; he stayed right there, deeply savoring every internal pulse, his tongue and fingers tracing the contours of your climax until the tremors slowly subsided throughout your body.
Panting and limp, you sank back into the pillows. Dean slowly slid upward, his gaze boring deep into yours, a signature confident smile playing on his lips.
Dean slid up your body with a low, satisfied growl. He didn't ask questions, he was a man of actions. In one effortless motion, he gripped your hips and turned you over on the mattress. Before you knew it, your face was buried in the soft pillows while he knelt behind you, completely dominating the space — and your body.
The heat of his skin was searing as his broad chest pressed against your back. He reached around to gently sweep your hair aside, exposing your neck. Dean’s heavy, ragged breath seared your skin, while his hard, throbbing cock pressed right against your entrance, impatiently demanding entry.
“Fuck... God, baby…” he whispered hoarsely, his voice vibrating with need. “I can't hold back anymore.”
His large palms clamped tightly onto your hips, pinning you in place, and with a decisive, deep, and powerful thrust, he slid into you completely. A loud, sharp moan escaped you, torn from your throat by the sudden tension, while your hands clutched convulsively at the rumpled sheets.
Dean didn't wait; desire had completely clouded his reason, and he immediately set a wild, relentless pace. Every thrust was deep and possessive, the rhythmic slap of his hips against your body set the tempo for the room's stifling silence.
You lay beneath him, your sounds muffled by the pillow your face was buried in, as his strength drove you again and again toward the edge of the precipice. Within the walls of the motel room, nothing existed but his hoarse panting and your continuous, stifled sighs.
You instinctively pressed your hips back against his movements, and a stifled growl tore from Dean as he felt your response. His large hands clamped around your waist like a vise, his fingernails digging deep into your skin as he held you steady.
Dean surrendered completely to the rhythm, driving his hips in even wilder, deeper thrusts that forced you down onto the mattress. With every movement, he seemed to penetrate to your very soul as the rhythmic slap of bodies and the rustle of sheets filled the room. Your head sank helplessly into the crumpled pillows while inarticulate moans and ragged gasps escaped your throat.
“Such a good girl,” Dean muttered under his breath between ragged breath and deep groans.
Pleasure and tension rose to heights that the room’s yellowish lights blurred before your eyes. Dean felt your insides clamping down hot and tight around his straining cock. Gripping your waist even tighter, he drove forward with those final few thrusts, completely lost in the moment.
“Fuck, baby…” he rasped into your ear as his body went rock-hard behind you. With one final, deep thrust, he buried himself completely inside you, and hot, pulsing waves of release flooded your body. With a ragged sigh tearing from his throat, he collapsed helplessly against your back. His heavy, muscular chest heaved against your skin as he wrapped his arms tightly around you, holding you close in that moment of relief.
“Good girl…” Dean murmured right against your neck, the vibration of his voice sending a shiver down your spine. He slowly withdrew, then with a long, satisfied sigh, flopped down onto the rumpled sheets beside you.
He immediately slid one arm beneath your head, pulling you close against his warm body, while his other hand casually tugged the blanket up to cover your bare skin. His chest was still heaving, and a stray bead of sweat rolled from his forehead onto the pillow, yet his face had completely relaxed.
“Well,” he broke the silence with a soft chuckle, gently running his finger along your shoulder. “I have to say, Agent Collins… This investigation took a much better turn than I expected.”
For a moment, you both smiled at the absurdity of the situation.
“Oh, come on, Winchester,” you said, digging your elbow into his muscular side as you turned toward him with a knowing smile. “Don't let the success go to your head. I just made sure you didn't fall asleep over the paperwork while we waited for my father.”
Dean chuckled softly, the gravelly sound rising from his throat filled the warm room. He was just about to fire back with an equally cheeky remark and pull you even closer when a familiar, heavy rumble drifted in from the darkness outside, passing through the thin windowpane.
A car rolled into the motel’s gravel parking lot, and sharp, yellowish beams of light swept across the curtains. The laughter vanished from Dean’s face in an instant. It wasn't his Impala — the engine roar of your dad’s old, battered SUV cut through the silence.
“Damn it, it’s your old man,” Dean hissed. The relaxed, satisfied hunter vanished in a split second, replaced by sheer panic, the kind he hadn't felt even in the bloodiest vampire nest.
“Says the equally old man,” you retort under your breath, scrambling the sheets in a hurry to avoid getting caught.
With one massive heave, he threw off the covers and practically leapt out of bed, scrambling for the clothes scattered across the floor.
“Fuck, fuck…” he muttered rapidly, trying to yank on his jeans while balancing on one leg and accidentally pulling his T-shirt on inside out.
You didn't wait either, your heart was pounding in your throat from the adrenaline as you snatched up your thin shirt from the edge of the bed. You both scrambled into your clothes with lightning speed, almost military precision while outside, you could hear the heavy slam of a car door, followed by the slow, weary sound of your father’s footsteps approaching your room along the concrete hallway.
Dean kicked his jacket under the bed at the last moment, and by the time the key turned in the lock, he was already standing at the desk, staring at the laptop screen as if he had spent the last hour studying a satellite map of the sawmill.
You had just sat back down on the edge of the bed, trying to smooth out your hair with a single quick motion. The wooden door clicked open, and your father stepped into the room. His coat was muddy and his face was haggard with exhaustion, but his eyes immediately swept across the room.
Your father walked wearily into the center of the room with heavy steps and tossed the bloody hunting knife onto the table right next to your laptop. The dark blood, reeking of sulfur, was still fresh on the blade. With a massive sigh, your father slumped into the nearest available chair, rubbing his face. When he finally looked up, his gaze locked instantly onto Dean, and the corner of his mouth twitched into a wide, mocking grin.
“Winchester,” your father said, jerking his head toward Dean, his voice laced with weary yet gloating humor. “I didn't know the Winchester boys' latest tactic was wearing their T-shirts inside out. Is that some new camouflage method against the monsters, or did you just get dressed in the dark?”
The air in the room seemed to stand still for a moment. Dean, who was still trying to fully regain his composure, froze for a split second. He quickly glanced down at his chest, where the T-shirt’s seam and inner label were proudly on display.
“Oh, that…” Dean cleared his throat, and within seconds, his confident manner returned to his voice. He gave a quick shrug, as if it were the most natural thing in the world. “I grabbed a quick shower while I was poring over the maps. I must have been in a rush and didn't even notice it.”
Your father just chuckled softly at the excuse, he was too tired to push the issue or give it any deeper thought. Dean glanced at you, then immediately turned serious to shift the focus away from himself.
“You okay, old man?” Dean asked, stepping closer to the table and eyeing the bloody knife with his arms crossed. “What happened at the sawmill?”
Your father smiled — a triumphant smile at that — and leaned back in his chair.
“The hunt is over,” your father replied, relief in his voice. “The beast was in its nest, exactly where the locals said it would be. It was surprised I came alone, but it wasn’t fast enough. I took care of it. The town will wake up to a much safer place tomorrow morning.”
Then your father looked at you before he turned back to Dean, his voice turning serious and grateful.
“Thanks for staying behind and looking after my daughter, Dean. For keeping her safe while I was away. I mean it.”
Dean tore his gaze away from your father for a moment and looked straight into your eyes. The corner of his mouth curled up again into that cocky smile.
“Come on, John, it’s nothing,” Dean replied quietly as he casually slid his hands into his pockets. “You know Agent Collins and I make a perfect team. I’ve got her back. Anytime.”
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These damn dean fics got me in a CHOKEHOLD.




















