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in honor of me trying to get things rolling in the hadreel fandom, iâm going to be opening up my inbox for you guys to send me any kind of headcanon you like~! whatever you send, i will turn it into a hadreel fic! your headcanons can be specifically geared toward hannah and gadreel, or they can just be a general headcanon!Â
either way, please send stuff in, iâm feeling inspired today!
to get started, @cockleddean, @deanandhiscas, @cains-mane, got any starter ideas?? ;) ;)
Tribute to Sam Winchesterâs 33rd Birthday, or at least, a world he should have been afforded. Happy Birthday Sam~
His little girl is the most beautiful child heâs ever seen. Sam was never the kind of man to be awed by kids. That was always Deanâs thing. One look and his older brother was smitten, no matter what he said.
Sam, on the other hand, had never given kids a second thought. It wasnât something he ever expected to have, let alone a life safe enough to bring a child into the world as his own.
Yet here he was, holding his little girl in his arms, heart so full of warmth and joy he could barely contain it.Â
In a way, he wondered if this is what his father had felt.
âShe has your eyes,â Eileen signed, face bright and radiant against the pillows of the hospital bed.Â
Sam choked on a laugh, eyes watering as he nodded and kissed his daughterâs forehead.Â
âShe has your nose,â Sam replied audibly, watching the way Eileenâs eyes took in his words.
âShe does not,â Eileen laughed, shaking her head.Â
Sam rolled his eyes and looked back to their daughter. She truly was the most beautiful thing heâd ever seen. He had no idea becoming a father would feel like this.Â
For months leading up to the delivery heâd been panicked and anxious. He had so much to be afraid of. There were monsters of course, and he was also a Winchester. He carried a heavy burden, one that Eileen had been willing to carry with him, and he carried hers. He wanted to bring a child into the world when he knew it would be safe, when he knew he could protect a family of his own without fear of the apocalypse, heaven, or hell.Â
There was more than that, too. There was all the history that he had dragged behind him. Raising a child would mean risk and vulnerability. It meant risking that knowledge upon his own child, the fear that his son or daughter would learn about all the mistakes of their father and the destruction that it brought. He had fears that he would fail again, ruin the only good thing he would ever have the chance to bring into the world.
He could do nothing about those fears. Eileen told him that more often than not. But they were still there, and they had festered for what felt like an eternity before Eileen stumbled into their bedroom with a flushed face, signing over and over again, âItâs time.âÂ
Since that moment, Sam forgot everything. In an instant his fears were put on hold, his stress and anxiety an afterthought. Now, with his daughter in his arms, Sam felt like the weight of the world had fallen off his shoulders.
Fear? What fear. His daughterâs face shone like the sun. His wifeâs body was stretched out beside him, warm and very much alive.Â
Sam reached out a hand and wrapped his fingers through Eileenâs, bringing her hand up until his lips touched her knuckles.Â
He didnât have to sign it for her to understand what he meant.
I love you.Â
Eileen placed a hand over her heart, then rested it atop their joined hands. Sam smiled and looked back down at their daughter.Â
âWe should name her Maura,â Sam said. He looked at his wife in time to see her eyes widen in surprise.Â
Sam smiled and rubbed his thumb over her palm.Â
âBecause of her I would never know you, and I would never have been as happy as I am right now.â
Eileen nodded slowly, smile broadening as she looked at the infant in Samâs arms. He took that as a sign and handed the child to her mother.Â
âMaura,â Eileen spoke, laughter lining her voice. âMaura Winchester. Perfect.â
For my dear friend Laura @cains-mane, whoâs been busy studying the past few weeks and I really miss her. Wishing you the best~!!
âBobby pin,â Dean ordered, gaze sharp as a hawk as his fingers twisted in knots of hair. A moment later a bobby pin was placed in his offered palm and Dean was quick to snap it in place.
âDa-ddy,â his little girl whined, lower lip jutted out for maximum effect. âHurry up.â
âShh,â Dean hushed. He pulled his daughterâs bright golden locks back into the bun heâd been holding, careful to keep each strand exactly in place. âItâs alright honey,â he murmured, resisting the urge to drop a kiss over her head. âAlmost done.â
Mary huffed and tightened her fingers around the base of the chair. At least sheâd finally stopped rocking on her heels.
âIf you were any more careful Iâd mistake you for a surgeon,â Cain murmured. Dean didnât have to look in the mirror to know Cain was smirking.
âSays the surgeon himself,â Dean grumbled.Â
The coarseness of Cainâs beard rustled against his cheek before he felt the soft lips of his husband. Dean sighed and felt his shoulders sag, tension bleeding from his body in waves.Â
âI may be a doctor,â Cain whispered, kissing him again, âbut you and I both know Iâm useless when it comes to hair.â
âYouâre a damn liar.â
âDaddy swore!â Mary whooped, pointing a finger so sharply Dean lost his grip.
âShit!â
Mary erupted into giggles and covered her mouth, blushing when she saw her papa frowning.Â
âSorry babe,â Dean said, his own cheeks darkening as he finally gave in and kissed the top of his daughterâs head.Â
âThatâll be another coin to the swear jar, dear,â Cain murmured. Dean rolled his eyes. The coin in the jar was just for Maryâs sake. He knew Cain was already thinking up other ways to keep Deanâs swearing to a minimum.Â
Dean worked hard to keep his blushing to a minimum as he hurried his way through his daughterâs hair until it was neat and tidy once more.
âThere you go, munchkin.â Dean beamed as his daughter touched her hair in awe.Â
âItâs perfect daddy,â she sang, jumping out of her chair and twirling in front of the mirror. Her dress swirled around her legs, tangling at the toes of her dress shoes. Cain caught her by her arms in time, squatting down to pull her in a hug.
âYou look beautiful, darling,â Cain smiled and kissed her forehead. He then stood and reached for Deanâs hand, pulling his younger husband close to give him a kiss as well.Â
âAnd you,â he added, eyes twinkling, âlook ravishing.â
Dean raised an eyebrow and grinned. âDonât make promises you canât keep, Cain.â
Sam wasnât sure how taking Eileen to the bunker was going to go.  Dean seemed to be all for it.  Cas just responded with a nod and a small smile, saying, âShe is a legacy like you and your brother; Iâm sure this would be a good place for her.â
Sam rolled up in Casâ car to the front door. Â He had considered going to the garage, but he wanted to take Eileen in with little steps. Â
He didnât want her asking more questions than he could handle all at once. Â Despite all of their work towards the opposite, there was still a slight language barrier that they were working on. Â
He knew sign language, but he was still slow and wonky.
She could speak aloud, but with the same slowness and wonkiness
He led her in. Â Silence was less scary when Eileen was around.
It was almost nice.
He unlocked the door and made a sweeping gesture.
Eileenâs eyes widened and her mouth fell open.
At the bottom of the stairs, Dean and Cas each stood from the war table and turned to welcome her. Â Dean smiled and Cas waved a little.
Suddenly Sam realized that this may have been the awkwardest thing he had ever arranged. Â Dean spoke. Â Cas spoke. Â He spoke and performed very little ASL. Eileen signed.
Theyâd done alright during the hunt, but one didnât use extensive vocabulary on a hunt. Â It was all about the same thing.
At least Eileen could read lips.
She turned back to him wide-eyed and began to sign super, super fast. Â She was so excited that she was flashing signs faster than Sam could even keep up with. Â He began to worry.
What was he supposed to do?
He was focused on the signing that he couldnât understand, but managed to catch Dean moving rapidly to his side. Â Deanâs movement caught Eileenâs attention too; her hands slowed to a stop, looking at Dean.
Dean was still smiling. Â He raised up his hands in a âhaltâ motion.
It was what happened next that surprised Sam. Â
Dean began to sign. Â He signed almost as quickly as Eileen did. Â Fast enough that Sam couldnât keep up with him either. Â When he finished, he laughed.
Eileen did, too. Â Cas snickered from where heâd taken his place next to Eileen.
Suddenly, Sam felt really left out. Â This was supposed to be his friend. Â This was his guest. Â This wasnât how it was supposed to go.
He felt defeated.
Dean seemed to notice from the corner of his eye. Â He signed something to Eileen, then directed a pointed look at Cas. Â (Sometimes it was weird when Dean and Cas could communicate using even less than sign language.)
Eileen turned back to Sam and waited until he returned his attention to her from the retreating forms of Cas and Dean.
âItâs okay,â she signed slowly, âIâll teach you.â  She then gave a once around look to the room.  She caught Samâs eyes again before speaking aloud, âSo, how about that tour.â
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Once Eileen had gotten the grand tour and was settling into her temporary room, Sam sought out Dean. Â He found him and Cas in the kitchen preparing dinner. Â
Actually, Dean was making dinner and Cas was lurking about wherever he could.
âSo, uh, how do you know sign language?â
Deanâs shoulders cringed up and in. Â He pointedly didnât acknowledge Samâs presence.
Cas cleared his throat. Â âDean didnât talk for a while. Â Letâs leave it at that.â
It wasnât everyday that Sam learned something new about his brother. Â They hadnât grown up with personal space; they still practically trampled each other living in the bunker.
Sam cataloged the information. Â
He was grateful for Deanâs skill in ASL, but the conversation was far from over. Â Having Eileen around would definitely bring out a happier side of Sam; maybe having her around would also pull out another side of Dean.
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In an effort to gain more support and recognition for the wonderful, beautiful ship that is Hannah x Gadreel, I give you the following AUâs:
hadreel au where gadreel is an ancient pagan god who looks after the lost children and youth of the world and hannah is a devoted follower and priestess who may or may not be adored by gadreel himself
hadreel au where gadreel and hannah were next-door neighbors and classmates growing up and gadreel used to tease hannah and pull her pigtails in class but grew up to be her best friend and helped her cut her hair when she became he
hadreel au where hannah is a math genius and gadreel is the âreluctantâ yet loyal intern who is secretly a math genius as well
hadreel au where hannah is running for president and gadreel is the very tired and cranky PR lead but whoops hannah is single and ready to mingle and look-ie there so is gadreel and being in charge of PR isnât going to lower this coming scandal
hadreel au where hannah and gadreel are boyfriends and fuck with societyâs gender rules their entire lives and have no plans of stopping
hadreel au where hannah and gadreel are grumpy apartment neighbors and are constantly sending complaints against each other and the manager gets so upset they plan a fake âmeetingâ and end up just locking the two together and forcing them to actually face each other and deal with it (bonus points if the apartment manager is castiel)
hadreel au where gadreel is the sassy university librarian and hannah is the overworked professor who has no time for this thank you very much
hadreel au were hannah and gadreel are joint presidents of an executive company and everyone is simultaneously terrified of their incredible leadership and sharp decision making skills but also totally in awe of how totally in love these two idiots are and no one knows if hannah and gadreel even know about it yet
It took Gadreel all of a moment to recognize the subtle difference to Hannahâs frame. It was a strange thing to angels, dealing with vessels and how they influenced an angelâs identity. It didnât cover much of anything, more like a transparent veil than anything else. But it was just enough of a change, like a shade of color, that Gadreel found himself blinking in surprise.
âYou changed your vessel,â he stated, uncaring that it was obvious. He was surprised. The change was nice. Hannahâs grace was always pulsing and blue. Her old vessel always added a subtle hue of yellow, like the sunlight. This new vessel had a green hue, mixing with the blue grace in harmony.Â
âI did,â Hannah replied, looking down at their clothes. Hannah touched their chest and frowned. âI swore I never would again. Today I had to make the exception. I saw Castiel, on Earth at the gate.â
Gadreel raised his eyebrows and stepped closer.Â
âAre you alright?â He asked. âWhat do you plan to do?â
Hannah shook their head and crossed their arms. âI donât know,â Hannah replied, honest. âSomething about this vessel feels... right. From the memories here, I donât believe there are any relatives or partners that are waiting to be reunited, and I sense no will to leave from this vessel. I might stay like this, at least for now.â
Gadreel smiled and watched as Hannah stepped closer, only a foot away. They were almost the same height now, but even still Hannah was shorter--both in grace and frame. Gadreel would have chuckled under different circumstances, knowing that they were at least close enough to share moments of humor and affection. But this moment was serious, and there was no need for it to be spoken.Â
He reached out his hands and touched the edges of Hannahâs arms, lingering but not forceful in the chance Hannah didnât want physical contact. Gadreel always gave them that choice.Â
âWhat can I do for you?â Gadreel asked, knowing Hannah would see past his words for what they meant. What could he do to make the transition easier? He knew this would not be a light decision, but he and Hannah had bonded since Metatron. Much had changed, and Gadreel believed that he could be trusted even now. Whatever Hannah needed, he was willing to do.
Hannah smiled gently and placed their hand over Gadreelâs.Â
âI am still Hannah,â they replied. âBut perhaps it would be easier to refer to me as âheâ while I am in this vessel. I find it... settling.â
âThe Winchesters might also appreciate it,â Gadreel added. Hannah rolled his eyes and smirked.
âYes, Iâm sure,â Hannah muttered. âThank goodness not everything is about them.â
âThey might disagree.â
âLet them,â Hannah chuckled. He looked up into Gadreelâs eyes and raised his free hand, cupping his cheek in a silent gesture of affection. Gadreel held back from leaning into the touch, but he knew Hannah was aware. Hannahâs thumb caressed his cheek bone before pulling away.
âWe have work to do,â Hannah stated. Gadreel nodded in understanding. Back to business, as usual. But they both had the satisfaction of knowing that at least neither of them would be alone. They were partners after all.