The first time Dean falls asleep on him, Cas tells himself itâs an accident.
Theyâre sat side by side on the couch in the bunker, Sam clattering away on his laptop white noise in the background.
âI donât think thatâs medically accurate, Dean,â Cas says, as he always does, when Dr. Sexy is done diagnosing his latest patient with a case of a some-disease-no-oneâs-ever-heard-of.
âWhatever, Cas,â comes Deanâs standard reply. âIâm not watching it for the patients.â And Cas is left to ponder on that, as usual, wondering what it is that Deanâs trying to say.
Theyâve danced to this tune before, Dean making offhand comments with a look in his eyes that Cas is still struggling to understand. But the dance is cut short tonight, Deanâs eyes drooping in Casâ peripheral where usually theyâre shining with mischief. Cas shifts, moving closer to Dean to nudge him and suggest he go to bed, when Deanâs head unexpectedly falls to his shoulder. Cas freezes, every muscle tensing, until Dean exhales, the sound deep and comforting.
Cas glances up to see Sam smiling smugly at him over his laptop, and he glares, indignant. Sam has the grace to swallow his smile down to a raised eyebrow of bemusement, and satisfied, Cas relaxes. He settles back, a soft sound getting caught in his throat when Dean follows him down, nestling further into the space between Casâ shoulder and jaw.
Heâs too hot, his trenchcoat is bunched uncomfortably around him, and it turns out that now that Cas is human, Dean is way heavier than he looks, but Cas still thinks that he wouldnât trade this moment for anything.
The second time, Cas is only fairly certain that itâs an accident.
Deanâs hurt pretty badly on the hunt, so even after Samâs patched him back up, Cas maintains that heâll stay and watch over him. Sam excuses himself from the room with an over-dramatic hair flip, muttering under his breath about âgetting their shit together.â
And then Cas is left, kneeling worriedly by the side of Deanâs bed, watching his chest rise and fall and cursing himself for not being able to heal him.
âHey Cas,â Dean groans, and Cas starts, unaware that Dean was even conscious. âWhatâd I tell you âbout watching me sleep?â Dean peeks an eye open. âYou look pretty beat yourself.â
âIâm fine, Dean.â
Dean looks unconvinced, the patented Winchester eyebrow of âsure, bro, whatever you sayâ rising at him. Cas huffs. âI canât sleep. Every time I shut my eyes, all I can think about isâŚâ
Dean blindly reaches a hand out towards him, and Cas is startled when his fingers clench in his sleeves and start tugging.
âGet up here, then.â
âWhat?â
âWell you canât watch me all night and I sure as hell canât stay awake much longer, so take your stupid trench-coat off, and get your ass over here.â
Itâs only once Cas is lying stiffly next to Dean above the covers, his mind racing, that he manages to blurt out. âYou think my trench-coat is stupid?â And just because he canât see Dean rolling his eyes, doesnât mean that he doesnât know heâs just done it.
âGo to sleep, Cas,â Dean says. He rolls over until his head is resting on Casâ chest. âThere, now youâll be able to feel it if I stop breathing, so you can stop watching me.â
Cas is too stunned to protest, and eventually he falls asleep to the rhythm of Deanâs breath tickling across his chest.
By the tenth time, Cas is sure that Dean falling asleep on him is most definitely not an accident.
Itâs only after Dean willingly sits in the backseat with him and lets Sam drive the Impala, drifting off with his head conveniently lodged under Casâ chin and Samâs gloating smile glinting at him in the rear-view mirror, that Cas starts to question it.
Theyâre back in Deanâs bedroom now, ostensibly watching a film that Dean had insisted Cas had to see.
âDean?â Cas looks down at the top of Deanâs head thatâs currently resting on his chest. âI thought you wanted to watch this movie.â
âHmm?â Dean makes no effort to sit up. If anything, he simply presses himself nearer to Cas, adjusting to get comfy. âNo, wanted you to watch it. I donât need to be awake for that.â
And Cas drops his head back with a huff, deciding that if Dean wants to shamelessly use him as a pillow, who is he to argue. Aimlessly, he buries a hand in Deanâs hair, rubbing gently at the back of Deanâs head. Dean lets out a small moan, and Cas smiles down at him, his expression fonder than heâd normally allow, safe in the knowledge that Dean canât see it.
âI didnât know humans purred,â Cas says after a while, warmth spreading through him when Deanâs chuckle rumbles across his chest.
âCas, shh. Iâm trying to watch the movie.â
âReally? I thought you were sleeping?â
Dean does raise his head at that, glaring at Cas in a way that reminds him of an affronted kitten. His hairâs all sticking up from where Casâ hand has been in it, and all Cas can think is how he wants nothing more than to ruffle Dean up in other ways.
âItâs kind of hard to sleep when my pillow keeps making smartass comments,â Dean grouches, dropping his forehead down to Casâ sternum.
âAh, is that all I am to you now, a pillow?â
âItâs not my fault that youâre strangely comfortable,â Dean mutters into Casâ chest, so quietly that Cas barely hears him. From the warmth now radiating off the back of Deanâs neck, Cas summises that that had probably been Deanâs intention.
Dean sighs heavily, before pushing himself up and off of Cas.
âDean?â Cas questions, but Deanâs back is turned to him now, and Cas can practically hear the walls in his head slamming themselves back down. Cas shuffles up behind him, looping his arms around Deanâs waist and dropping his forehead to Deanâs shoulder. âYou know,â he murmurs. âYouâre pretty comfy too.â
Dean snorts, rubbing a hand down his face. âMan, we suck at this.â
And Cas has to smile at that, ruefully thinking back on all the times that theyâve been here, on all the times heâs woken up and been met by Deanâs shuttered expression that was always shimmering with something just out of reach.
But he gets it now, gets what Deanâs been doing and heâs not ready to just let it go.
âCome back to bed, Dean,â Cas says, hesitating before dropping a barely-there kiss to Deanâs shoulder. He feels Dean hesitate too, feels the shudder that shivers itâs way down Deanâs spine. But then Dean is turning in his arms, pushing him backwards and wrestling him back into positionâDeanâs head back on his chest, only this time Deanâs pulling his arms around him, tucking himself into Casâ embrace.
âIs thisâŚthis okay?â Dean asks. Cas can feel how tense he is, so he tightens his arms around him once, before relaxing, his palms drawing soft, slow circles across Deanâs back.
âYes, Dean,â he murmurs, dropping his chin to rest on the top of Deanâs head. âItâs perfect.â
And for the tenth time, Cas lets Dean fall asleep on him, safe in the knowledge that this time, when Dean wakes up, Cas wonât be letting him go.
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Each occupant of the bunker has their favourite spot. Sam spends most of his time in the library, Dean in his room, and Castiel, when he becomes human, in the observatory.Â
At first, neither Dean nor Sam question this: Cas gets a couple of books out of the library, sets himself up in front of the big telescope every night, and does his thing. Cloudy or clear sky, Castiel is in his nook with a cup of tea and his huge-ass telescope.
And then the observatory nook becomes a kind of nest.
Small, largely unnoticeable things end up making a home there firstâa leftover mug here, a blanket there, but then pillows start appearing. And Deanâs sweatshirt. And another blanket. And a small collection of harlequin romance novels, alongside Hawkingâs Brief History of Time (Castiel seems to get almost a vicious pleasure from going through the latter with a highlighter and pencil and scoffing at the majority of the text).Â
The nook is almost a comfy lounge space by the time Cas is through, at which point he brings in a laptop and starts asking questions like: âWhatâs our P.O. Box address?â and âCould you help me with my resume?â
While Sam takes these questions in stride, Dean becomes increasingly uneasy. This unease follows him through Castiel getting a crappy job bagging groceries, to finding a duffle bag full of clothes and $200 in cash in his closet, to watching him make a shady purchase online and check his tracking number obsessively.
And then Cas brings home his package.
Itâs huge, first of all, and apparently very delicate, and for the next week Castiel is either in his room, or has disappeared somewhere with his purchase in tow. And again, while Sam seems at peace with this new development, Dean just canât seem to let it go:
âIâm worried about him.â
âOkay, Dean.â
âIâm serious. What the hell was in that package? Heâs been acting weird.â
âOkay, Dean.â
âHeâs hiding something. I know he is. Like, who sneaks around their own home?â
âOkay, Dean.â
As his brother is clearly going to be of no help, itâs Dean who decides to take matters into his own hands. But what he finds when he finally has the courage to follow Castiel where he goes every night is... not what he expected.
Cas bought himself a telescope.
Heâs made himself a cosy little viewing spot outside, with a crappy folding chair and a blanket, and heâs just sitting there, in the September chill, watching the sky. It isnât until Dean draws nearer that he realizes Castiel is crying.
â...Cas?â
The other merely bites his lip. âI thought this would make it better,â he confesses quietly. âBut it only made it worse.â
Dean nods and kneels down, scooting until theyâre pressed right up against each other. â...I. Um, Iâm sorry.â
âItâs not your fault,â Cas replies. âI would do it again if I had to. I honestly donât even know why Iâm so upset, they treated me likeâlikeââ
âHey, Heaven was your home. Itâs okay to miss your home.â
Theyâre silent for a beat, Castiel leaning more heavily into the hunter until Dean wraps an arm around him and presses a kiss to his cheek. ââŚI know itâll never be the same,â Dean says. âBut you know you have a home here, right? With Sam andâand me. Especially me. No matter what happens, you will always have a home with me.â
Casâs blue eyes are wide in the wake of that confession, tears collecting at their corners as he nods and cuddles into the hunter more thoroughly. Theyâve been speaking in riddles for so long itâs second nature by now, and Deanâs words are not lost on the former angel. His heart is going to beat right out of his chest and his palms are sweating and heâs totally and completely overcome and overwhelmed. âThank you,â he murmurs. Leaning in, itâs with extreme tenderness and care that Castiel presses a kiss to the corner of the otherâs mouth.
Live Stream is Over! Almost 3 hours of coloring. Did the inking earlier today, no idea how long that took, and the original design was from 9 months back. I FINALLY got back to it! (so happy I did, i love this!)
Above is an animated WIP of my process, and below is the finished piece:
For the Fic
Counting Freckles by @pherryt
Fandom: SupernaturalÂ
Rating: Complete and Utter FLUFF
Pairing: Destiel
Word Count: 1403
Tags: Â Tooth-rotting fluff, Deanâs Freckles, Human!Castiel, Bunker Fic, Domestic Fluff, Men of Letters Bunker, SFB, Established Destiel, Canon-esque
Summary:Â How do ex-angels count freckles? Dean Winchester is about to find out.Â
Thanks for hanging out with me @jdragon122 @crippledhockwalker
Art Tags & Destiel Tags: @jhoomwrites @rosemoonweaver @dmsilvisart
Summary: When Dean canât stop thinking about Cas, he decides to spend time with him. Dean soon learns that Cas likes pop music, which he finds cute. Fluff and romance ensues :)
Rating: E (for enormous amount of fluff )
Word Count: 665
Author notes: Hi! This is somehow the first fanfic Iâve ever written even though I daydream destiel scenarios all the time. I hope you enjoy this! :)
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Deanâs laying on top of his bed, listening to music but bored. Heâs a bit tired from the dayâs hunt but no way tired enough to go to sleep yet. His mind drifts to the thought of Cas. Cas practically saved him today by beheading a vamp. Sure, itâs no big deal, Dean thinks, weâre all constantly saving each other during hunts. Dean opens up Netflix to try to distract himself from thinking about Cas. He feels like heâs thinking about him too much, but nothing he could find is as intriguing as that blue-eyed angel right now. Okay, Dean thinks, if I canât stop thinking about Cas, I might as well be spending time with him. Dean sighs, gets up from his bed, and heads towards Casâ room.
Dean hesitates at Casâ door for a moment before knocking.
âCome inâ, Cas says. Dean smiles at the sound of the familiar voice and hears an advertisement in the background. Walking in, Dean sees Cas laying on the bed reading something on his laptop.
âHello, Deanâ Cas says looking up.
âHey, Casâ. Dean sits right besides Cas on the bed. On the laptop screen thereâs a news article about international politics. Boring, Dean thinks to himself but he humors Cas with fake interest until the advertisement playing in the background turns to some pop song. Dean rolls his eyes. âReally, Cas? Pop music?â
âHey, I like pop music. Itâs happy sounding. Sam showed me this app that creates a playlist based off the songs I like and-â.
âWait, is this Toxic by Britney Spears?â Dean asks, giving Cas a look that says I canât believe weâre actually listening to this right now.
Cas opens the app to check. âYup. Sheâs really talented, Dean. Have you heard her song Baby One More Time?â
Dean laughs and nods. Cas smiles wide in return. Dean finds that Cas listening to pop music is somehow cute, sitting beside him is real nice, and although he wonât admit it yet, the stupid song is actually pretty catchy and enjoyable.
âOkay, but you do like my music right?â Dean asks, raising an eyebrow. He worries for a second that Cas has just been polite this whole time while not actually liking his music but all that fades as Cas sincerely says, âOf course I do. I especially love listening to the âtop 13 Zepp Traxxâ mixtape you made meâŚâ
Dean canât help but blush. He feels butterflies. Theyâre both silent for a second. Staring into each otherâs eyes.
ââŚYeah Casâ, Dean says softly, looking away, âmaybe Iâll make you another one soon.â
âAnd I can make you a playlist with my favorite pop songs. Youâd at least give it a single listen right?â
âOf course!â, Dean says incredulously as he gives Cas a friendly bump. Could Cas really think I wouldnât listen?! Iâd probably listen to any playlist he made me a thousand times. âCas, you know Iâd listen to anything youâd want me to, right?â He answers earnestly. âPlusâ, Dean adds, âPop music isnât that badâ.
They sit, their bodies touching, in fading quiet laughter and calm for a while.
Dean breaks the comfortable silence between them, âThis song is quite niceâ
   đźÂ I am in love with what we are
   Not what we should be
Cas looks at Dean. They end up gazing into each other eyes. Their faces only a few inches away.
   đźÂ And I am, I am starstruck
   With every part of this whole story
âYeah the songâs quite niceâ, Cas says under his breath as he strokes deanâs cheek.
   đźÂ The night is fading, heart is racing
   Now, just come and love me like we're gonna die
Instinctively, Cas slowly leans in for a kiss. Dean blissfully reciprocates.
âThat was really niceâ, Dean says, beaming, as he breaks away from their kiss to breathe.
Cas laughs, âYeah it wasâ. Then Dean pulls Cas in for another slow, passionate kiss.
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End notes:
Wow! Who knew Kesha could bring these two together by creating a perfect song called Animal! (You should listen to it). Anyways I hoped this made you smile :) Since itâs my first fic Iâd definitely love some comments! Constructive criticism is always welcome and Iâm open to prompts :)
Shout out to https://longingcas.tumblr.com/ for beta reading!!
P.S. waywardfic.tumblr.com will have more upcoming fics and also waywardgalpal.tumblr.com is my spn/multifandom blog.
I really like this cause itâs reaaaaaally fluffy. Tell me what you think. Also the timelines donât really work out for this, and I donât know why Sam is so much older then Mary, or why she is named Mary but anyway her you go!
Word Count: 3212Â
Mary Winchester was in all rights a hunter. So then why couldn't she go hunting with her brothers, Sammy and Dean? Pouting she tugged on Deanâs oversized shirt and asked him.
âNot today kid kay?â He said, tousling her hair.
âBut I'm a big girl aren't I?â She said, eyes wide, looking at Sam. She tried to appeal to him knowing Dean was a lost cause.
"Sorry Mary. Weâll bring you along some other time.â
âFineâ she left with a pout and wouldn't talk to them till they had to leave.
âA hug, so you'll stay safe.â It was a ritual, every time the they went on a hunt, she'd give them a hug to keep them safe because she couldnât be there.
Five years later, at the age of 14, Mary Winchester fell in love. Dean nearly flipped when she told him. Sam was even worse. He wanted to march over to his house and make him regret ever setting eyes on Mary. John would have gutted him had Mary not intervened and ignored them for about a week until they all apologized. None of the three could bear it if she was angry with them so they let him be. Although when he came to drop her off after their dates, John would glare at him as Mary rolled her eyes.
It wasn't until she was 17 that she was coming along on hunts with them regularly. She loved it, was made for it more than any of them were. Then John disappeared and ended up dying. When she was 20, she came along with them on that one fateful hunt, where she finally met her namesake, her mother. She went home and cried that day. For the life that was lost, and the mother she would never know.
Neither Dean, nor Sammy was good at consoling people. Yet they both came into her room, even as she told them to get out, while covering her face. Her face was puffy from crying, her eyes red, and her sobs could be heard throughout the entire house. Sammy wrapped his arms around her, and Dean hugs them both. He started to hug Hey Jude, like he used to when they were both younger. The next day, Dean made pancakes, with chocolate chips and put a smiley face on top. Cooking for both Mary and Sam had left him with a surprisingly good cooking ability. Slowly but surely, they fell into a pattern. Dean would get up and make them pancakes, or something else, while Sam was looking for a case. Mary would sit around, chatting to both of them. Neither Dean, nor Sam wanted her to put her through growing up quickly, even though it was already too late. They all help with the chores, and pretend to be a normal family. That all changed when Castiel arrived.
Mary Winchester knew from the beginning that Cas was going to be an important part of their lives. She looked at the way that her brother had slowly fallen for him, which brought her back to what she was doing right now.
âSam can you call Gabriel down here?â she asked.
âSure,â he said, âBut why?â Mary Winchester wasn't a fool. She saw the way Sam blushed when she mentioned Gabriel. But that was next in her to do list.
âBecause I have a plan and I need Gabrielâs help.â She said.
âWell why can't you call him?â Sam asked.
âBecause,â she replied, âHe'll listen to you.â Sam just sighed.
"GABRIEL GET DOWN HERE!" He yelled. Gabriel arrived, sucking on a lollipop. Sam swallowed, left unable to talk. âUh-ummmâ That only left Mary being able to talk.
âGabe we're going to get Dean and Cas to see past their noses and admit their feelings for each other.â Samâs eyes widened. He really did look moosey, Mary mused. Gabriel started choking.
Recovering, he said âWhy not? It'll be the most fun I've had in centuries. And they both need to finally admit their feeling for each other. I mean it was fun at first watching them stumble, but now I just want to bang my head against a wall watching them.â Sam squeaked out a noise which Mary chose to interpret as a yes.
"Ok so Part 1 of Operation Destiel. We get them to convince their feelings.â
âHow are we going to do that?â Sam asked pointedly looking anywhere but at Gabriel. âTheyâll never confess their love to each other.â
âThatâs the geniusness of this plan. They wonât confess their love to each other; theyâll confess it to us. Then weâll stuff them into a room and tell them theyâre in love with each other and BOOM! They become a couple, just like that.â They were both nodding slowly, as this idea made sense to them both. Sam risked a glance towards Gabriel, who was still sucking the lollipop. He looked over at Sam and smirked. Sam looked away hurriedly, and Gabriel slumped his shoulders, looking vaguely disappointed. Mary just rolled her eyes. After this was all over, she was going to invest in a pair of noise cancelling headphones, and go read a book or something. For now, Operation Destiel was in operation. She frowned as that was slightly repetitive. She shook her head and looked back to her moosey brother, and the annoying angel. They were still acting like teenagers. She just sighed and got up to go to Deanâs room. No sense in waiting. Â
She was pounding on his door. âDean let me in!â He opened the door.
âHey Mary. What do ya need?â he asked. She barged in, shut the door, and sat on the bed.
âSit down Dean, we need to talk.â He looked at, confused, but did what she asked. âWe need to talk about your feelings for Cas.â His eyes widened, and a strangled sound came out of him.
âI have no idea what you're talking about,â he said gruffly. âNone at all!â That came out a little higher than he expected. There were some things you absolutely didnât talk about with anyone and this was one of them.
âDean,â Mary started â if you could see past your nose, you'd see how much you love the angel.â Dean started to say something. âAnd don't give me the, âhe deserves better than meâ crap. You two are in love with each other, and while I know you won't talk to me right now, I know you'll think about what I said, and hopefully tell him how much you love himâ she said, knowing full well he wouldn't tell Cas how much he loved him.
âBut what if he doesn't love me back?â Dean asked softly, abandoning his tough guy act for a while. âWhat if I make the biggest mistake of my life telling him? What if he doesn't love me back and I've ruined our friendship? After all I've done,â he said, looking down at his hands, âhe has every right not to love me, and he probably doesn't.â Deanâs voice warbled.
âDean,â Mary said shaking his shoulders. âStop with the self loathing. You do deserve to be loved, we all love you. And trust me when I say your angel loves you back!â Dean just shook his head and sighed sadly.
âHe won't, Mary. It's no use getting my hopes up. I'm happy just to be his friend, and to be this close to him.â Mary just sighed and opened the door.
âJust think about it Dean, I know he does love you back.â Then she left his room. She didn't want to go directly to Cas, so she headed to the bunkerâs library to catch up on some reading.
She heard a shuffling sound, and some other noises from a bookshelf further back. She headed there to investigate. She got a face full of her moosey brother, and the trickster kissing passionately. They were firmly entangled together. You couldn't even tell where one of them began and the other ended. Samâs hands were entangled in Gabrielâs hair, and he was pulling him closer. Gabriel was clutching Samâs coat and pulling him deeper. They were kissing with a desperate passion, almost like the were thirsty men stranded in the desert, and the other was the only source of water. They didnât hear her come in, so she kicked a bookshelf to make some noise. They both sprang apart.
âI-I have a good explanation for thisâ Sam said blushing deeply. He looked over to Gabriel, whose face was red all over, and hair mussed. Mary smirked.
âI'm sure you do. But anyway congratulations on getting your heads out of your asses. You guys were next on my list but I guess that's resolved itself.â She shrugged. âSorry for interrupting by the way.â She waved at them and left the library. Heading back to her room, she realized in her haste to get out of there, she hadn't brought any books with her. She shrugged. She'd live. She had a lot of books strewn across her room. Maybe she'd start reading Supernatural, the book series. She could use a good laugh.
A little while later she went up to go to Casâs room. Cas was often oblivious, and there was no way heâd believe Dean would ever have feelings for him. So she'd have to be a little more subtle with him. She knocked on his door, and it swung open.
âHey Cas,â she said.
âHello Maryâ He responded. âCan I help you?â
âYeah actually,â she said crossing into his room. âI was wondering something.â He tilted his head, and Mary took it as a sign to continue. She shut the door behind her.
âCas,â she began. âDo you think of me as your sister?â Cas raised his eyebrows at this.
âOf course I do Mary,â he said. âI think of all of you as my family.â
âWell you know family tells each other everything right?â She asked. He tilted his head again, confused.
âYesâ He responded.
âWell then do you love my brother?â She asked. Cas looked slightly panicked at that.
âN-no, of course not,â he said sounding strained. Mary just gave him a look.
âCas, please donât lie to me,â she said. âItâs kinda hard not to notice pretty much everything thatâs been going on with you two.â Cas looked very alarmed at the fact that she knew his secret.
âPlease donât tell him,â he said. âI, just,â he took a deep breath and continued. âHe would never look at me the same again, and I canât bear to lose Deanâs friendship.â He looked so distraught at the thought Maryâs heart broke at the sight.
âJust tell him then,â she said. âHe loves you back, just tell him!â Cas shook his head sadly.
âItâs okay Mary; Iâve long since stopped deluding myself with any notion of being loved back.â She just sighed in frustration.
âAlright then, if thatâs what you think.â She shook her head and left.
She texted Sam to meet her in her room and went to the kitchen for a snack. Coming back to her room, she saw Sam and Gabriel making out again.
âGuys, please, not in front of me.â They didnât seem to hear her so she went to her desk. She didnât have any water, but she always carried around holy water so that was going to have to do. She tossed an entire bottleâs content on the two of them and reluctantly they broke apart. They were still holding hands and if the sight wasnât so disgustingly sweet, Mary would have smiled.
âK, so we need to get the two of them in a room together now. Alone.â She said. âWe could knock Dean out, and call Cas into the room.â she said.
âMary, it would be a lot easier to just text them to meet us and lock them in together,â Sam said.
âI agree,â said Gabriel. Mary shook her head and sighed.
âYes we could do that, but years from now, when their grandchildren are asking them how they happened, this sounds more dramatic, and a helluva lot more romantic than that.â Gabriel just looked at Sam, who shrugged. After talking with them for some time, Mary went back into Deanâs room.
âHey Dean, I need some help,â she said. âIâm going out tonight, so which one smells better?â She handed him two pieces of cloth with chloroform on them. Sniffing one, he gagged and after sniffing the other, he was knocked out. With his angel mojo, Gabriel transported Dean to a random room, while Mary called Cas. Just as he appeared, Dean woke up, and Sam and Gabriel disappeared to somewhere. Cas immediately rushed over to Deanâs side.
Gently shaking him, Cas asked if he was okay. Coming to a seated position, Dean stared at Mary. Cas looked at her strangely as well.
âSoâŚâ she said. âI think you two already know weâre all here,â Both of them looked at her, very panicked, and refusing to meet each otherâs eyes.
âCas, Dean, never have I met such stubborn people in my life. And we are going to grow old before anything happens so Iâve decided to take this into my hands. And by my, I mean Sam and Gabriel were involved as well, so yeah.â They were both imploring her not to take this any further but she tried not to notice them.
âCas, Dean is absolutely in love with you, and Dean, Cas is very, very much in love with you as well.â To her surprise Dean just shook his head.
âMary, please donât fill me with false hope,â he whispered. âCas will never love me back, and itâs okay. I donât exactly deserve it, after all Iâve done.â Cas just took looked at Dean angrily.
âHow dare you!â he yelled. âHow dare you donât think you donât deserve to be loved! How could you think that?â Dean looked up at Cas, surprised, but Cas was too angry to notice it. âDean Winchester, if anyone deserves to be loved itâs you! You who has saved the world several times, who the world owes too great a debt! Dean how could you think that?â Cas looked into Deanâs eyes at the last part, almost brought to the point of tears. âDean, I love you, I always have.â Dean was shocked, to say at the least.
âI love you too Cas.â Cas leaned in slowly, cupping Deanâs cheek and kissed him slowly. Dean responded back enthusiastically, clutching Casâs dirty trench coat and pulling him closer. Mary smiled and left the room, happy her job was complete.
About a year later, Dean was making pancakes, while Cas wandered in half asleep and Dean smiled at his boyfriend.
âMorninâ sunshine,â he said. Cas just yawned and tried to give Dean a kiss. He ended up knocking Maryâs plate over in the process and kissing Dean on the nose instead. Cas really wasnât much of a morning person until he'd had his coffee. Mary smiled at this display of affection. Sam came in with a cup of coffee and Gabriel in tow, munching on candy. All their mornings were like this, happy and warm, and safe. Something all of them deserved after the crap theyâd gone through. Later that day, Cas had a very important question to ask Mary. He met her in the hallway, saying he wanted to ask her something.
âMary,â he said taking in a deep breath. âWould you, wouldyoumindbeingmysisterinlaw?â he rushed out. It took Mary a moment to understand him, but when she hid, she had the biggest smile on her face.
âOh my gosh!â she squealed. âCas, of course I would!â she wrapped her arms around him, just feeling her heart lift. âYou didnât need to ask me you know,â she said. Â
âBut I wanted to. Is that not what people generally do? Ask their significant otherâs loved ones.â Mary chuckled at this.
âSometimes,â she said. âIf they want toâ Cas just looked at her like âthere you goâ. Â
âWhen are you going to ask him?â she asked. Cas looked both ways before answering âToday, du-â He was cut off with Gabriel appearing and slapping him on the back.
âAlways knew youâd get the guts to do it one day Cassie,â he laughed. âCongratulations baby brother!â Cas looked slightly miffed that Gabriel had already found out. âWhereâs the ring?â Cas rolled his eyes and took out a velvet box. As he passed it around, Sam appeared. Taking one look at the ring, he let out a whoop and gave Cas a bear hug. Hearing the noise, Dean wandered into the hallway wondering what was happening. They were all standing there, grinning like idiots while Casâs hands were behind his back.
âIs there something going on that I donât know about?â Dean asked. Gabriel started nudging Cas and Sam kicked him in the shins. Â
âOW!â he howled.
âNo Dean,â she sighed, âThere is nothing going on.â Dean just shrugged and left. Mary let out the grin she was holding and hugged Cas again. Â
That night, everything went out without a hitch. Dean said yes, there was a lot of crying, and he called Mary, Sam and Gabriel to tell them. Â
The wedding was quite small, on a grassy hill with Bobby as the officiator. They'd invited all their friends including Charlie, Kevin and a few others they'd met over the years. Sam was Deanâs best man, and Casâs best wo(man) was Mary. She was his best friend, other than Sam and Dean, and he couldn't think of anyone else to be there with him. Their wedding was one of the happiest things anyone there had witnessed, which wasnât saying much considering they all lived pretty sad lives. But seeing the two of them, happy together, no one could admit that happiness didn't exist in the world. And when the moment came, they both proudly said âI doâ, sealing their bond with a kiss.
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#84 -Â âYouâre lucky youâre cute.â
Cas finds Dean in the garage, his footsteps following the beat of the music currently blasting from the wireless speakers Dean installed a few months ago.
Heâs bent in half when Cas rounds the corner, his upper body deep in the trunk of the car. Cas is so busy staring at the strip of Deanâs skin where the back of his shirt has ridden upâand trying his absolute hardest to not let his gaze travel furtherâthat it takes him a moment to figure out whatâs wrong with this picture.
âIs that my car?â
Dean smacks his head on the trunk, a string of curses falling from his mouth. âDammit, Cas. What did I say about creeping up on people?â
Cas wants to say that Dean was too busy shaking his ass and singing his heart out to have heard him whether heâd bothered to announce himself or not. But of courseâ
âMy apologies, Dean. I didnât mean to startle you.â
Dean waves a hand at him, turning to dig in the toolbox on the bench next to him.
âWhat are you doing?â Cas asks, the picture of Dean covered in grease, wearing shorts, and bopping his head to the music filtering throughout the room, one that heâs finding hard to process. Dean is in his element here, and Cas almost regrets disturbing him, the happiness radiating off the man both foreign and yet entirely, wholesomely overdue.
âWhat does it look like Iâm doing?â
âIt looks like youâre doing your best Danny Zuko impression.â
Deanâs laughter echoes around the garage, and itâs the best thing Cas has heard since he fell.
âCas, I know Iâve said this beforeâbut donât ever change.â
Cas rolls his eyes, walking further up to the Continental so he can rest his hip against the door. âIâll try my hardest not to.â
âGood.â
The word is wrapped in a layer of smug satisfaction that makes Casâ stomach flip. Shaking it off, he leans down to look at what Dean is doing.
âIs thatââ
âYou bet your ass it is,â Dean cuts in, glancing up and grinning at him.
Cas stares down at the custom weapons deck Dean is currently installing into the trunk of the Continental. Itâs not dissimilar to the one in the Impala, and Cas can already see a hollow that would be perfect for his angel blade. Heâd discovered fairly quickly that hiding things up the sleeve of his trenchcoat didnât work as well as it did back when he still had his Grace. He smiles fondly at the memoryâDean had laughed then, too. But something about Deanâs laughter always fills him with warmth, and somehow he knows that even when Dean is laughing at him, heâs not really laughing at him. Â
âWhy are you doing this?â Cas asks, and Dean blushes, looking away.
âYouâre human now, Cas. You canât rely on your Grace as a weapon anymore. I know Sammyâs been teaching you how to shoot a gun.â
Deanâs hedging, and truthfully, for all his skills as a hunter, and for all the masks he can wear and the lies he can tell, Cas has always been able to tell when heâs keeping something back.
âSo why canât I just keep my gun in the Impala?â
âBecause.â Dean sighs, reaching for his phone so he can lower the volume of the music. âYouâre a hunter, youâre gonna be hunting with us now.â Thereâs a pause as Dean looks up at Cas, question in his eyes, and Cas nods hurriedly, baffled that Dean could think for a moment that he would rather be doing anything else. âRight. So. Any hunter worth his weight knows you gotta have a good weapons store hidden in the trunk.â
âDean, I donât understandâŚâ
Dean huffs, shutting the trunk with a snap and turning so he can lean back on it. Cas stares at his profile, admiring the lean length of it propped up against his car. Yes, he thinks, soaking it in. This is good. Â
âI figured since things have calmed down now, what with most of the fallen angels being rounded up, we could take a little road trip. Go find your Grace.â Dean looks hesitant, and Cas aches to reach for him, to tell him how fast his heart is beating at the implication of those words.
âAnd youâd leave Sam the Impala?â Cas says it like itâs just a small thing, but itâs not, and they both know it.
Dean looks torn, but only for a second, shrugging it off as though heâs already had this conversation with himself at least a few times. âYeah,â he nods once, sharply, before relaxing into a fond smile. âThe damn Moose is way too big for anything the Men of Letters have got stashed in here, anyway.â
Cas lets that sink in for a while, watching as Dean picks up a wrench and starts turning it over in his hands. Evidently the silence is too much for Dean.
âLook. The world isnât endingâ
âFor the moment.â Cas cuts in, eyebrow raised and a small smile tugging at his lips.
ââthere isnât some big bad evil after us right nowââ
âThat we know of.â
ââand yeah, okay, you lost your Grace, but weâll get it backââ Â
âSo you keep saying.â
ââandâwait, what is that supposed to mean?â Dean whirls to face him, but Cas is too busy biting his lip to hold back his laughter to answer. Apparently Deanâs happiness has been wearing off on him.
Dean chuckles, shaking his head and pointing the wrench at him. âYou know, youâre lucky youâre cute, Cas.â
Cas beams.
âYou think Iâm cute?â
Dean rolls his eyes and pops the trunk back openâweird, meaningful, unexpected conversation apparently over.
âGet outta here, asshole.â Cas turns to leave, making it halfway across the garage with butterflies trembling so hard in his stomach heâs practically bursting with it, this foreign sense of giddiness taking over him. âOh and Cas?â Cas stops and looks back over his shoulder at Dean leaning with his palms braced on the back of the Lincoln. They stare at each for a moment, Deanâs eyes searching Casâ face. Whatever heâs looking for, he apparently finds. âYou know maybe, maybe we only need to get one room while weâre away.â
Casâ breath catches in his throat, and he reminds himself that he does actually have to keep breathing now. Dean looks hesitant again, but this time, he keeps Casâ gaze, a steely determination shining in his eyes.
âIâd like that, Dean.â Cas replies eventually, the words quiet, far quieter than the pounding of his heart, far quieter than the words that are banging against the walls of his head. âIâd like that a lot.â
Dean nods, satisfied. âGood.â
Cas stares at Dean a while longer, wanting to immortalise this moment, praying to a God he lost faith in long ago that Dean will get to continue being this happy. And then, realising that now he can be the one responsible for Deanâs happiness, he turns and leaves the room.