Summary: Dean will always find his way back to you, his favorite professor.
Pairing: Dean x Reader
Words: 1.2K+
Warnings: Language, alcohol consumption, oral sex (female receiving), unprotected sex (wrap it up, kiddos)
Author’s Note: Um, so I finished this about a week ago and forgot to post it but better late than never right. This is an entry to the Girl in Every Port Project. My prompt was old weapons master. This really challenged me but i liked it. Hope you do too!
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The end of the semesters were the worst. You always regretted how many papers you assigned when you saw them piled high on your desk. As you took a pile and tossed it on the floor next to you, someone knocked on your door.
"Come in!" You called. The door opened slowly and revealed his familiar smile. It had been a while since you had heard from Dean. It was always good to see him.
"Winchester, to what do I owe the pleasure?" You stood up and walked around your desk.
"Well Y/N, I was in the neighborhood. I thought maybe you would want to get a drink." Dean made his way to you.
"I can't," you sighed. "I've got to finish grading these papers before Friday."
"I thought you might say that." He put up a finger and reached into his coat before pulling out a small bottle of whiskey.
"Oh, Dean you know me so well." You playfully punched his shoulder.
The first time you had met Dean, he was all charm. Something you had grown to learn about the veteran hunter. He could make any girl weak in the knees with just a slight twitch of his plump and pouty lips. So it was no question that you fell right into his game.
Dean and Sam had sought you out on Bobby Singers' recommendation. And it was lucky that you were currently teaching at Pratt Community College in Wichita; not far from their home you had heard.
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"We need a sword." Dean had cut right to the chase.
"Well, those aren't hard to find. Any weaponry store can get you one of those," you mused.
"Well, we need a sword forged in dragon's blood," Dean clarified. You took a moment, searching his features for any sign he was joking before the laugh erupted from your chest.
"What's so funny?" Dean had glared down at you.
"Do you know how rare those are? How expensive? Even if I did have one, you can't honestly tell me you are hunting a dragon."
"Well, not dragons exactly. And Bobby happens to know you do have one. Tracked the sword through the buyers straight to you." Dean had caught you. "So, you going to help us save some people or not?"
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It wasn't long after that first encounter that you found yourself laying in your bed, Dean's arms wrapped around you as he peacefully slept. And it certainly wasn't the last time either. Ever since then Dean would slip on into your office now and again when he and Sam were coming back after a long and grueling hunt. So what was it that had the eldest Winchester back in your office?
You pulled some plastic cups out from your desk drawer. Dean opened the bottle and poured a little into each cup. He offered you one of the glasses.
"Cheers," he grinned and you both took healthy sips. The whiskey burned on its way down your throat but it instantly made you feel more at ease. Maybe getting these papers done wouldn't be so bad now.
"So Professor, what are you torturing your students with today?" Dean shrugged his jacket off and plopped down in one of the chairs in front of your desk. You took another drink before you set your glass on the desk and took a seat next to Dean. Frowning, you pulled a stack of papers into your lap.
"Y/N, you can't give me the silent treatment." Dean pinched your side, eliciting a fit of giggles from you.
"Oh you know, just the usual. Medieval this, Medieval that, blah blah blah," you stuck your tongue out.
"You better put that tongue back young lady." Dean licked his lips as he took another drink.
"First off Dean, I'm older than you. And secondly," you purred as you leaned into him. "Who is going to make me?"
Dean growled low in his throat as he connected his lips with yours. You responded feverishly, pushing your fingers through his hair. Dean's mouth opened in response to yours, his hands traveling down to your waist. Pulling away, you stood up letting the papers on your lap fall to your office floor. You crawled into Dean's lap and ground your hips into his arousal.
"Fuck." He twitched underneath you. You pushed back on his flannel shirt, guiding it down his shoulders as you pecked feather-light kisses on his neck.
"You give a girl all sorts of naughty ideas," you giggled as you plucked at the button on his jeans.
"That's the idea," Dean murmured as he tugged your shirt up and over your head. He leaned into your chest, drawing a line across the top of your bra with his tongue.
"This is unnecessary," he commented and helped you out of your bra. His calloused finger delicately tugged on your nipples eliciting a groan from you.
Dean wrapped his arms around your torso and lifted you with him. He kept one arm around you as he pushed everything off your desk with the other. He laid you down gently and pulled off his shirt. Dean pushed up your skirt, pulling your hips towards the edge of your desk.
"Mmmm," he hummed as he planted soft kisses up your thighs. Heat was pooling deep in your stomach and you began squirming under his touch.
"Sit still," he laughed as he pushed down on your hips.
"Dean!" You squealed as he cupped your sex with his mouth.
"So wet already," he cooed as he pulled off your panties. He tossed them over his shoulder. Dean set back as he slipped two fingers inside you. His tongue darted out to flick your clit. Dean's fingers pumped, curled perfectly to hit your g-spot as his mouth worked on your clit. You could feel yourself rising, so close to your release.
"Shit I'm close." You looked for anything to grab onto but your desk was empty.
"Shh baby, come for me." And you did, falling hard around Dean's fingers. He lapped up your orgasm. His lips were glistening as he stood up and pulled off his jeans. You sat up and grabbed his cock. Tugging on his length, you rubbed his pre-cum around the tip. He hissed through gritted teeth. You pulled him closer to you, guiding him towards your entrance. Slowly he dipped himself into you before pulling out again.
"Damn it, Dean, just fuck me." You pushed your lips to his, tasting yourself on him. He did as you asked, filling you. You moaned into his mouth as you pulled him down with you. Dean pumped his hips hard and fast into yours. Your nails trailed down the muscles of his shoulders. His lips pecked the sensitive skin of your neck, his ragged breath hot in your ear. The tension began building again in your body, your stomach clenching as you fought to hold on.
"God baby, you drive me fucking crazy." Dean turned and kiss your lips again.
"I could say the same to you," you breathed. You could feel your second organs creep up and crash over you before you knew it. You came down hard, walls clenching around Dean. He pumped into you several more times before he found his release. Dean chuckled lowly.
"What's so funny?" You mused as you wiped the sweat from his forehead with your thumb.
"Nothing, it's just so much for grading papers huh?" Dean smiled.
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Hey, when if GIEPP going to get started back up again?
Hi anon! Sorry it’s taken me so long to get back to you.
I’ve checked with Mimi and neither of us are able to commit to running it again - we’ve both got a lot of other things going on and feel like our time doing GIEPP has probably run its course.
If someone else would like to run something similar, though, I’m sure that either of us would be happy to give advice or answer questions!
It was a casual, lazy kind of Saturday. I was planning to clean out the closet, see what I could give away, what new stuff I might need for summer. I’d probably take Barney for a walk, then go home for a quiet movie on the sofa. Maybe bake some cookies. Just easy stuff, after a long work week.
I was dressed, though only in sweatpants and a loose jumper, just for hanging around the house. I wasn’t expecting anyone, so when the doorbell rang, I felt a little twinge of anxiety. I had a little peephole installed, years back. Barney always came with me to the door, ready to protect me if it was anything dangerous. Not sure what good he could do, but what he lacked in size, he more than made up for in loyalty. I had a little step to reach the peephole, so I got up, and peered out. It wasn’t at face height for the guys on the other side either, but I was able to make out who they were.
Sam and Dean Winchester. They were brothers, and about as genetically blessed as it was possible to be. Both of them were over six foot, and built like comic book superheroes, all bold lines and heavily defined musculature. They covered most of it up with traditional hunter denim and plaid, but you could tell it was there. They were nice guys, too. Although, all my boys were sweeties in their own ways. They all pretended like they were badasses, and oh, they probably were, when it came to what they did. But every one of them wiped their boots at the door and complimented my baking.
“Hold on a second,” I called, grabbing the spray bottle. “Barney, stay. Wait.”
Barney dutifully sat down to await my further instructions, as I unlocked the door. People who didn’t know me so well thought four locks was excessive, especially when I had the deadbolt as well. But my hunters never said anything. They installed new locks for me, even, if they thought the door could be a little more secure. I couldn’t be too careful, and they knew it.
After getting the last bolt open, I opened the door. Sam and Dean knew the drill, which was a good sign in itself. The screen door was still locked closed, of course, and both of them had put a couple of fingers flat up against the screen so I could spray the holy water through at them. I squirted through at Sam, holding my breath. No sizzle. He checked out. Dean probably would too, but I would never take a chance on that. I sprayed a few spritzes of holy water onto his fingers, and he grinned at me as I watched it drip harmlessly off.
“It’s really us,” he said, “How you doing, sweetheart?”
With a smile, I unlocked the screen for them, and they both came in as I was putting the spray bottle away. While Dean locked the door back up, Sam was straight down on the ground to cater to Barney’s neediness.
“Hey, Barney! How you doing, buddy? You’re a good boy, aren’t you? Yeah, you’re a good boy!”
There’s something about a six foot five, broad shouldered demon killing machine crouching on your floor to baby your terrier that’s equal parts adorable and hot as fuck. My friend Georgie said you could trust a guy if your dog liked him. I wasn’t sure about that. Barney would like anyone who rubbed his belly and called him a good boy.
“Sam, we’re here to see the girl, not the dog,” said his brother, holding his arms out to hug me.
Before I could say that I didn’t mind, Dean had grabbed me into an embrace, pulling me into him so I almost fell and then quickly getting his arms around me.
“Are you getting shorter?” he asked. “Seems like you’re getting shorter…”
I punched him, some distance below the shoulder, which was about as high as I could reach. Admittedly, at four foot eleven, I was quite a lot shorter than average. But he was taller than average, so he wasn’t one to talk.
“I’m compact,” I said. “Fun size.”
“I bet you are,” Dean said, with a wink.
Most of my hunters flirted with me. Dean was particularly naughty, but I suspected that was just his default. He probably didn’t know how to interact with a girl except by flirting. He didn’t mean anything by it. Hunters tended to be male in a pretty overwhelming ratio, and most of them were single, loner types, but still looking for a good time. A few of the guys had tried it on, hoping I’d want to take things a little further, but I’d always said no and they respected that. I guess they had to, since I could imagine what the consequences of being anything less than civil towards me might be.
“Go and raid my kitchen!” I told him, “There’s cookies in the jar and beer in the fridge.”
Sam had finally finished smothering Barney in love, although it still wasn’t enough for him. Neediest dog in the world. Sam got back up to his feet, a stunning sight to behold, and just as his brother had done, grabbed me for a hug. But unlike Dean, he lifted me off the ground to do so. Oh my God, this guy! He smelt a little sweaty, probably from a long car trip. But it wasn’t an unpleasant smell. It was a scent I wanted to roll in, preferably while still being held by those powerful arms.
But, alas, he put me down.
“What brings you guys to town? A case?”
“Yeah, we had a thing about an hour away,” Sam said, following me into the kitchen.
“Couldn’t gank it quick enough,” Dean said. He already had a beer in one hand, and was reaching into my cookie jar with the other. “Knew you were sitting here alone, pining away for us to come visit.”
I rolled my eyes. “I could barely sleep at night.”
My parents were hunters. That’s why they all came. I couldn’t go a month without having someone drop in “just to see how you’re doing”. They dropped in, whenever they were in the area. Bobby Singer reckoned there wasn’t a hunter in the country that didn’t owe my mom and dad something. But they were gone now, so all the lives they’d saved and the favours they’d done were paid back to me, with outrageous interest.
I never asked anyone to unblock my cistern, or paint my fence. I protested strongly that I could afford plumbers and handymen and whatever else I needed. But they always said something like “you don’t want strange men coming into your house” and they were right. I didn’t want strange anyone coming anywhere near me. Not after what happened to my parents.
So my hunters came, instead. They showed up at my door, sometimes with presents. They brought protection spells they’d picked up, and painted Devil’s Traps under my rugs. They brought groceries to replace the food they would inevitably eat while camped out in my house. Sometimes they just brought flowers, cos they’d seen them and knew how I liked to have something to brighten up the house. Then they stayed a few days. And fixed things.
Dean was looking out the window at my back yard. “That hedge is out of control,” he said. “You want me to trim it?”
“No, it’s okay,” I said. “You don’t have to…”
“Happy to!” he said, “One beer, and I’ll get started. Clippers are in the shed, right?”
“Right,” I said. “But you really don’t need to.”
He did anyway. He spent a couple of hours outside, black t-shirt clinging to his obscenely toned chest, while he attacked not just the hedge but half my garden. Honestly, watching him was more of a favour than the yard work he did… That man could make weeding pornographic.
But that was nothing, nothing, compared to his brother. Because Sam Winchester noticed the watermark on my dining room ceiling. So he took off to the hardware store and came back, and then, praise be to God, he climbed onto my roof and started fixing the leak.
I went out there, under the guise of bringing Dean another beer, to look up. He was down to just a t-shirt as well, and good god, the veins in his arms! The sheer size of him! His biceps were probably wider than my head. I couldn’t see him so well, but I could tell he was sweating, and given the whiff of it I’d had before, I kind of wanted to bottle the stuff for later. The way his muscles moved when he wielded a hammer! I stared at him, speechless for a moment.
“Well, that’s just gross,” Dean said, taking the beer from me.
For a second I thought he meant the beer, but it was really hard to take my eyes off Sam’s forearms long enough to form a coherent response. “Wha’?”
That was enough to snap my attention away from Sam. “It’s not me,” I hissed. “That’s obscene!” I jerked my head towards the Greek God on my roof. “My neighbours are gonna call the cops. Public indecency.”
Dean shuddered. “Stop, for the love of God!”
I sighed, as I picked up the empty water glass Dean had left on the table. “Well… pointless dreaming. Pretty sure your brother’s not into me.”
The sound out of Dean’s mouth was something between a snort and a laugh. “Of course he is. Dude’s got eyes.”
Sam Winchester had never once flirted with me in ten years. Apart from the ones who weren’t into girls, he was possibly the only regular hunter visitor who had never tried to make any kind of move. That was kind of infuriating. At least the last four years I’d been waiting for my moment, and it never ever came. He was always polite and friendly, and sweet. Which, normally, I’d be all for. That’s what I would look for in a permanent relationship. But permanent relationships with hunters are a bad idea, so all I really wanted was for him to quickly and passionately fuck me for a few hours or days. But he never even tried. It was depressing.
“Yeah?” I asked. “Well, if he’s interested, he’s pretty bad at showing it.”
“Hmm…” Dean sipped his beer, surveying the dead branches he’d culled, and then looking back to me, and up at his brother on the roof. “I’m making a huge sacrifice here, because I think we both know you and I could have had something wonderful… But I could arrange to go out tonight. Alone.”
“You would do that?” I asked. “Despite our sizzling sexual chemistry?”
“Anything for you. But if he screws it up, that’s on him. I ain’t gonna be responsible for my brother being a dumbass.”
“Fair enough,” I said.
I spent the rest of the day in agony. He eventually came down and back into my house, sweat glistening on his face, his gargantuan forearms and his throat. His long hair was wet with it. And then he asked if he could take a shower. I fetched him a towel, while trying not to think about it. I had to keep repeating it in my head: Don’t ask if he wants help. Don’t ask if he wants help.
To keep myself distracted, I made a bunch of sandwiches. We watched a couple of movies. Dean, wingman of the century, took the armchair, so Sam had to sit next to me on the sofa. I tried to lean into him a little, but all he did was shuffle to give me more room. Barney, traitor that he was, leapt up onto his lap. I had to sit there, watching my dog being stroked with those enormous hands, those long fingers tangled in his fur.
I had a furious whispered conversation with Dean in the kitchen between movies, in which I told him he was crazy and his brother was so not into me it was ridiculous, but Dean insisted that I should not be such a wuss, and just make a move, already.
We ordered in some Chinese, and after that, Dean went out. He said he had a date and not to wait up.
So there we were. Sam and I, sitting side by side on my sofa. Barney was in the kitchen, eating his own dinner. Dean was gone. Both obstacles out of my way. I was not exactly sexually inexperienced and I knew what to do when alone with a guy. But I was used to having some kind of signals to go off, and Sam was just… nice.
“Thanks for fixing the roof,” I said. “I didn’t even know that’s what the problem was. I thought it was just discoloured or something.”
“No problem,” he said. “It’s a nice change, actually, work like that. I like to do something with my hands.”
I had to bite my lip to stop myself from whimpering. For Christ’s sake, do something with them right now!
“By the way, your shower was dripping, but it just needed the bolt tightened. I fixed it.”
“Thanks,” I said. “I really appreciate it. I should pay you back sometime…”
He shrugged. “It’s okay. Your parents…”
My parents had saved his father’s life, but that was not what I wanted to talk about! Was I not dropping hints hard enough? Did I need to be a little less subtle? I was just wearing a tanktop under my big jumper. It had spaghetti straps and a tendency to ride up a little if I didn’t keep pulling it back down.
I leant forward a little and pulled my jumper off. He was watching me. His eyes were definitely focused on me as I stripped down to that one thin layer. My top really had rolled up, and my midriff was exposed almost all the way to my bra. Come on Sam, pick up on what I’m laying down here…
“So… you fixed the roof cos of my parents?” I asked. “You just come visit me… cos of my parents?”
His jaw clenched slightly, as his eyes scanned my body, moving from my exposed stomach, up very slowly and finally resting on my face.
“Uh…” he smiled and I’ll be damned if he wasn’t just the cutest thing ever. He had those incredible arms and he smelt like testosterone, but God, he was so gentle and adorable at the same time. The little dimples and slight blush made me want to just lean forward and taste him. “No,” he said finally. “No… not anymore…”
I stopped breathing as his amazing blue-green-gold eyes stared right into mine. I swear I genuinely took in no oxygen at all for a full five seconds as he leaned forward.
“I come for you. Everyone comes for you. Who wouldn’t? You’re…”
But I didn’t want to wait and hear what I was. Not when he was leaning this close to me and I could smell him, and maybe it was just my imagination, but I could already taste him. Please God let me be reading this right, I thought, as I leant in and pushed my lips up against his.
I was careful, closed lips, very chaste, something I could easily take back as a silly whim. But then, I felt his tongue, pushing up against my closed mouth and so I let him in. His tongue immediately started roaming inside my mouth, exploring every ridge and bump. I felt a hand sliding around my naked waist, and another behind my head, long fingers brushing through my hair.
I stopped being careful, letting myself fall completely into him. He was so much bigger than me, it wasn’t like I could crush him. But though I was no longer holding myself upright, I didn’t move at all, his arms enough to hold me in place. That hand on my waist fell lower, sliding inside my underwear and gripping my ass tight like I might run if he didn’t hold on to me. But I had no intention of running anywhere.
He finally had to stop kissing me, coming up for air, but he was on my neck almost immediately, sucking my skin into his mouth for seconds at a time, before letting go and doing it again.
It was hard to think straight and I was dizzy, my vision a little cloudy at the thought that this was actually happening. But I had to make the most of it. Realising I didn’t need my hands for anything else, I gripped at his shirt. I had noticed earlier, just casually, certainly not fantasising, that it had those snap buttons. So a hand on each side and one little tug and yes! I was able to get all the buttons undone in two goes, and then, keeping his face buried in my neck as long as he possibly could, he helped me to get it off, first one arm, then the other.
By this point, he was lying on his back on my sofa, somewhat propped up against the arm, while I was on top of him, face to face for possibly the first time. But as nice as his kisses were, they weren’t what I wanted right that second. He was so big, I couldn’t get my arms all the way around his torso. Every muscle was defined and toned, and I just wanted to touch. I wanted to taste.
“Jesus…” he muttered, as my lips closed around his nipple. “Shit…”
Oh God, he tasted like he smelled. He was slightly sweet, and all delicious and I couldn’t get enough of his flavour in my mouth at once. I made my best effort though, all lips and tongue and I think maybe biting him a little.
“Wait…” he moaned. “Wait…”
Still desperately hungry, I did as he asked, lying flat against his chest for a moment so I could get some breath back. His right arm tightened around me and he gripped onto my hip and then, with just one low groan, he was able to get to his feet. But… his other hand was still in my hair, and dear God, he was holding me up with one arm!
I was lightheaded, I was weak, I was maybe going to faint. I put my head against his shoulder as we moved, and I figured he must have been taking me into my bedroom, but beyond that I couldn’t really think about. I noticed, though, how very gently he put me down, my head on the pillow, before he climbed on top of me.
He held himself up with one arm, while sweeping my hair back from my face with the other.
“You okay?” he asked. “I can stop…”
“No!” I squealed, gripping his bicep, and feeling that my fingers didn’t even come close to meeting on the other side. No, God no. I was a little dizzy from excitement, maybe, but I sure as hell didn’t want him to stop. Not ever. “No! Keep going!”
He flashed me his sweet dimples again, and kissed me once on the mouth, and then he was gone. I could feel his hands going around each of my wrists, and he put my arms up above me, before letting go. Then he was tugging on my tanktop, pulling it straight up and over my head and arms at the same time, in one movement.
His hands were so huge on either side of my body. On one side, his fingers were so spread out that his thumb sat just under my bra while his pinky was scraping the hem of my underwear. I tried to sit up to see what he was doing but before I could, I felt his hot wet lips on my skin, his teeth scraping me just the tiniest bit as he kissed me once, twice, three times, moving down my stomach.
Then I couldn’t sit up to look, because it was taking all my energy just to lie still. If I moved, he might stop, and there wasn’t much space left before he’d run out of room on my stomach, and what would happen then?
“Fuuuuck,” I moaned, as I felt his enormous hands moving lower. “Oh my God, Sam!”
I didn’t really understand how it happened, but while I was still lying back with my eyes closed trying to contain my urge to scream, he moved and then suddenly my sweatpants and my panties were all off at the same time, and I hadn’t even had to move. He had just undressed me like some sort of tornado, powerfully ripping everything away at once.
And then his hands were on my hips, and his head dipped down. He kissed my belly button, and then dropped lower and lower and all I could think was Jesus Christ, this can’t really be happening the things his tongue did and that was just in my mouth FUCK!!!
Hi! Is there gonna be an August GIEPP and if so am I too late to join?
Hey! Sorry for the delay in reply. I wanted to talk to Mimi before writing back. We’ve both had less time to give to it this month and I think the end of July came up almost without us realising it (in my case, anyway!).
Our tentative plan at this point is to run a third round beginning from the middle of August (i.e. with fics due to be submitted around 15 September). That gives us a bit of time to get organised and to handle the prompt call and allocations.
Whether this goes forward depends very much on interest. I’m not quite sure if GIEPP is an idea that’s run it’s course, or if there is still keen interest in taking part. Feedback on this would be very welcome (from anyone).
It's late but here is my addition for the July GIEPP. I struggled a little but I hope you guys like it!
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"Son of a bitch! Sam drive faster." Dean winced, clutching his leg that was bleeding at a rate he didn't want to admit made him nervous.
"I don't think we're going to make it to the bunker in time to fix you up Dean." Sam stole a glance towards the passenger seat. "Is there somewhere closer on the way?"
"That pharmacy a couple hours out. There's a clinic inside. Remember? That hot doctor has a crush on you."
"First of all, no she doesn't." Dean just smirked and tightened the belt wrapped around his leg. "Second, it's 2 a.m., Dean. I doubt some mom and pop pharmacy is going to be open right now."
"We'll break in." Dean shrugged. "I've looked around when we were there. The only part of the store that has any real security is the back where the medications are. Standard alarm system otherwise."
Sam just nodded and pressed harder on the accelerator. He could bypass that easily enough, but they needed to get there fast before Dean lost any more blood.
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You trudged up the stairs after a long day of patients and paperwork. You'd only stopped because the coffee ran out and your eyes were starting to cross. All you wanted was sleep. So when a sudden crash from the back of the building stopped you in your tracks, you were more irritated than scared. Despite being dead tired, you turned and headed back down the stairs to see what had caused the commotion keeping you from your bed.
As you entered the pharmacy through a side door, you once again stopped in your tracks when you heard voices. You had been expecting to see the display the new kid had put together that day scattered across the floor, not someone breaking in. You crept as quietly as you could to the register and reached into the drawer underneath. You were the only one who knew about the gun kept there and you thanked your lucky stars you had taken a class to learn how to use it.
"Dean, just sit down for a minute and let me look around."
You dropped below the edge of the counter looking at the gun in your hand. You'd never shot anybody before, and possibly having to do so now made your stomach churn, but this place was everything to you. You weren't about to let a couple of assholes break in to do God knows what to your life's work. Taking a deep breath, you forced yourself to stand pointing the gun with much more confidence than you felt. You cocked it, a sound the man seemed to know all too well because he didn't move an inch.
"What the hell do you think you're doing?" You demanded. The man was tall. Very tall. When he spun around with his hands raised, his eyes met yours and you faltered slightly.
You knew him. Well, you didn't know him but he had been to the clinic before. You had stitched him and his brother up a couple of months ago. Dog attack is what they had told the receptionist, but you could tell the slashes had come from a blade of some kind. Still, you had taken care of them and sent them on their way. You hadn't forgotten them because on the way out the tall one smiled and said thank you, flashing you dimples that made your knees knock together. His brother had been equally charming sending you a wink and a thanks sweetheart before they disappeared around the corner. You hadn't counted on seeing them again, much less in a situation like this.
"Hey, hey, it's OK. I'm not here to hurt you." He leaned forward a little, his hands now in front of him. "I'm Sam. Do you remember me?"
"I remember you came during business hours last time." You held the gun steady when he took a step closer. "Why are you breaking in here? I keep the medicine locked up and there's no money in the register if that's what you're after."
Sam was shaking his head before you even finished talking. "No I swear! We're not here to rob you. It's my brother. He's hurt pretty bad."
"Ever hear of a hospital?"
"Yeah...they ask a lot of questions there and -"
"Fuck Sammy, quit flirting and let's get this show on the road!"
Sam rolled his eyes. "Not helping Dean!" He called over his shoulder. With his focus back on you, he took one more step closer. "Look, we're only here so I can stitch my brother up. We weren't expecting anyone to be here."
"I live upstairs." Wow probably shouldn't have told him that. "I own this place."
"Wow I didn't realize - "
"SAM!" Dean was obviously getting impatient.
"Uh, right." Sam motioned to the gun you still had pointed at his chest. "You want to maybe put that down? I just need to fix him up then we'll be gone."
You dropped the gun to your side but didn't put it down. You motioned for Sam to walk in front of you. "Let me take a look at him."
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If you had feared the two men before, you definitely didn't now. Dean had spent most of the time simultaneously flirting with you and making fun of Sam for flirting with you. Sam had in turn smiled apologetically and told Dean to shut the hell up. They told you stories that you figured were only half true but, given the injuries you'd seen, maybe not.
"She's way better than you at this Sam." Dean grinned as you finished up the last stitch in his calf.
"Hey be nice." You pinched his good leg. "He might remember that next time he has to do this."
"Yeah." Sam agreed, happy to have someone on his side. "Or I'll just bring you back here and tell her not to go easy on you."
"OK Dean, I can give you a shot of morphine and you can sleep it off. There's a couch in my office that's comfortable if you like."
"No we really should be getting home," Sam insisted, "it's just a few hours away."
"Sam it's fine. Your brother really shouldn't walk on that leg for awhile and you look exhausted" You looked back at Dean, who was now asleep on the narrow exam table. "Looks like you're staying for awhile."
You and Sam wound up with a bottle of cheap red wine from the rack in the back of the pharmacy. You passed it back and forth sitting on the couch in your office until the wine was gone and sleep overcame you. When you woke up the next day they were gone but Sam had left a note that said he would be back to thank you properly.
The whiskey he brought was way better than the crap wine you had shared the night before and since Dean had stayed at the bunker, you also made great use of the exam table...and the front counter...and the stairs leading up to your apartment....
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Prompt: One of those storm chasers who are following omens inadvertently
A/N: Here it is, my GIEPP story. It took a while and I am still nervous about posting it, since it is my first fic. I would love feedback if you have any. I really want to improve my writing! This takes place in episode 5.21, Two Minutes to Midnight.
It had been a long week. Driving almost non-stop was bad enough, but driving around the country with a new couple who cannot seem to stop touching each other was even worse. The little giggles and screeches were making you want to scream at the top of your lungs. Couldn’t they focus for one second on the storm forming just a few miles ahead?
“Seriously guys, Could you stop touching each other for just one second and give me an update on the storm? Is it still forming or has Mother Nature screwed us over again?”
You heard a grunt from the back of the van.
“Wow Y/N, no need to be grumpy about it. Just because you don’t get any, doesn’t mean we can’t start the fun here.”
You rolled your eyes, even though the oh-so-subtle Jason couldn’t see.
“It has nothing to do with me, but everything to do with Jen and you, Jason. I don’t need anything but an update on the goddamn storm we have been chasing for the last hour, ok?
Another grunt came from the back, but this time followed by the ticking of a keyboard.
“The storm is still forming. By the looks of it, it will start hitting the ground soon. Step on it Y/N, maybe we can film it this time.”
The last few weeks had been frustrating. Every time a storm picked up, it would disappear before you got a good shot. Granted, there were a lot more storms than usual, but without the footage, it didn’t do any good.
You had been chasing storms since you were 16, but never had you seen this many storms in such a short period of time. In 6 months you had seen more storms than in your first 5 years of storm chasing.
Your dad was a meteorologist and when he got laid off his job, he wanted to chase the storms himself. Your mom didn’t agree with that and mom moved to New York, to go live with her family. You had decided to stay with your dad. Mom didn’t agree of course, but thought you would change your mind after a few weeks. Unfortunately for her, you didn’t. You actually liked being on the road and spending all your time with your dad. When you finished high school, your dad sold the house and you went storm chasing full time for a year, before you were supposed to start college. Before that year ended, you and your dad were in an accident. He didn’t survive and you started chasing alone. Along the way, you picked up Jason and a few years later, Jennifer completed the trio. The trio in which you were now the third wheel, since Jen and Jason got together a month ago.
“Y/N, you have to lighten up.” Jen started, “This storm is the biggest we have seen since Sioux Falls, and by the looks of it, it will be hanging around Chicago for a while. And who knows, maybe you’ll see the love of your life again.” She smiled and winked at you in the rearview mirror. You felt your face break into a smile. Yes, the love of your life. You met in Missouri a few months ago. You immediately fell in love, but the next day you had to leave without saying goodbye. You had seen each other a few times after that, but one of you always had to leave. But every time you would see each other, it would be better than the time before.
Right before the city lines of Chicago, the storm flared up. “This is the biggest one I’ve seen so far!” Jason was almost screaming because of the strong winds. He was right. This storm was bigger than anything you had ever seen. After you parked the car at the side of the road, you set up the equipment and got the camera rolling. Now you just had to wait until the storm hit the ground, and you would have the most amazing footage.
A few hours later, you, Jason and Jen were sitting in your motel room reviewing the footage you shot on your laptop. Just as you got to the moment where the storm hit the ground, the screen flickered. The next shot was when the storm was already moving into Chicago..
“Damnit! We didn’t get the money shot.” Jason yelled.”Why are we even doing this when we don’t even get the moment on camera. This means no real food this week.”
You rewinded the video and watched it again. A white Cadillac drove past you just before the video flickered.
“Jason, honey, calm down, we have enough shots of the storm to sell. Did you see any other chaser out there? I think we are the only one with footage this close.” Jen tried to calm Jason down. “Maybe we should go to our own room and think about something else.” You shivered involuntarily. Great, they had to talk about that while you were still in the room.
You walked to the window and looked outside. The storm was still going strong, but was going all around town. There was no way of getting any footage now.
“I’m going out.” you said, “Getting something to eat and I need to clear my head.” Without waiting for an answer, you walked out the door.
The guy behind the motel desk gave you directions to the closest diner that didn’t suck. You were enjoying the storm. For a moment you closed your eyes and when you opened them, you stopped dead in your tracks. The love of your life. Just standing there. Slowly you came closer and put out your arm. The feel of her, it was amazing. It had been a few weeks but she looked even more beautiful.
“Hey! What the hell do you think you’re doing?” You jumped at the sound of a male voice. “ Who gave you permission to touch my car?”
You turned around and looked in the face of a very angry man.He looked like he was going to strangle you. You felt embarrassed and scared at the same time. You never thought the love of your life would have an owner. You knew obviously, but you never really thought about it. And even if you had thought about it, you never could have imagined the owner being so attractive. Piercing green eyes, broad shoulders. You found yourself amazed by him and somehow you weren’t able to speak in complete sentences.
“I, uhm, I didn’t know. Uhm, I’m so-”
“You didn’t know what? That the car belonged to someone? Go get your own damn car and stop touching mine!”
You took your hand of the car, and turned around to walk away. You took a few steps and turned around again. “I’m really sorry for any trouble I caused. I’ve seen this car a few times before, and I always admired her.” you told the angry car owner. You tried your puppy eyes to make sure he really knew you were sorry. Maybe if you tried hard enough, you could even pop out a few tears. You looked him straight in the eyes and you saw his eyes soften just a little bit. “You know, my brother can do those puppy eyes too and they don’t work on me.” he said and started to walk to the driver's side of the car
You and your puppy eyes accepted defeat and while muttering a goodbye, you turned around again and started walking to the diner. You were thinking about that beautiful ‘67 Chevrolet Impala when someone tapped your shoulder. You grabbed the wrist of whoever was touching you and turned around quickly, causing the arm attached to the wrist to twist. You were ready to kick your attacker in the place where it hurts, when you recognised him. It was angry car-owner. You quickly let go of the wrist. “I’m so sorry, I thought you were attacking me” you started apologizing again. To your surprise he was smiling at you. “I should have seen that coming. Never approach a woman on the street who has just been verbally assaulted by a dick.” You smiled. “Yeah, well I should learn not to touch a strangers car, no matter how beautiful that car may be.”
“Let’s call it even. My name is Dean and this is my Baby.” He winked at you and you felt your cheeks getting red. “Well, my name is Y/N and I think I am in love with your Baby.” He smiled again. “Before you get serious with my Baby, I would have to know a few things about you. Like what are your intentions with her?” You tried to be serious. ”Sir, I have nothing but good intentions. I have been very respectful to her, never touched anything I’m not supposed to touch and I have never made an improper suggestion.” By the end of your sentence, you couldn’t keep your serious face on anymore and you and Dean, the angry car owner, were laughing in the middle of the street. You felt a drop of water on your face and looked up. The clouds above were dark and it almost felt like nighttime. “We should get off the streets,” you warned, “or in about twenty seconds, we will be soaked.” Dean looked up and nodded.”You want a ride anywhere?” Right at that moment, the rain came pouring down. Dean didn’t wait for an answer and put his hand on your back, guiding you to the car. You both got in, but the heavy rain got you good. You looked at eachother and started laughing again. “Great timing, you should be a weather girl.” He winked again and you felt your cheeks becoming red again. “Well, since I am a storm chaser, it is good to know when it’s going to rain. Kinda comes with the job.” He looked at you like he didn’t understand. “You chase storms? For a living?” You nodded. “Yeah, it pays the bills. Well, most of them anyway.” “Well, that explains why you are in Chicago, there’s a pretty big one going on right now. Shouldn’t you be filming this stuff?” Dean asked.
“Yeah, we got some stuff this afternoon, but the storm is hitting the city centre right now, can’t get any good shots with all these buildings.” He nodded as if he knew what you were talking about.
God, he was even more gorgeous when he is closer. There was nothing more than a few centimeters between your bodies and you still wanted to be closer. Your hands were almost touching. You were watching his hands, admiring how big they were, when he suddenly moved his hand and started the car.”So, where are you staying?”
After a short drive to the motel, you hesitated to leave the car. You really didn’t want to leave, without knowing more about this guy. You knew he had great taste in cars and music, since Led Zeppelin was playing during the ride, but other than his first name, he didn’t tell you anything.
He saw you hesitate. “You know, maybe I should walk you to your room, make sure you get there safe. You never know what may be hidden here.” He looked at you with a smirk. “I have met some crazy people here in Chicago and I couldn’t let my favorite weather girl get hurt. ” You laughed out loud at his comment. “I would very much appreciate that, Dean. It’s nice to have someone to protect me.” This time, you did the winking. You opened the door and almost ran to your room, Dean right behind you. You got out your key and took a deep breath before you opened the door. Were you really doing this? You never brought someone with you, let alone a stranger. Okay, a gorgeous stranger, but still a stranger. You felt Deans hand on yours. “Don’t worry,” he whispered in your ear, “I won’t do anything you don’t want to. If you want to just sit and talk, that would be perfect.” You relaxed a little and opened the door. Jason and Jen were gone and you had the room to yourselves.
“So,” you started, “at least we can warm up and get dry.” You took off your jacket and walked to the kitchenette. “You want some coffee?” “Yeah that would be great” Dean answered and you started to make the coffee.
While the coffeemaker was doing its job, you tried to make some small talk. You found out that he and his brother work together and are always on the road together. He wouldn’t get into the specifics of his job, but, as he stated it, “We help a lot of people getting out of trouble.”
You filled two cups with coffee and turned around. There he was,standing in the middle of the room, still with his jacket on. You walked towards him. “You know, it’s easier to get warm if you take your wet jacket off.” He shrugged, but took his jacket off anyway. You handed him his coffee and sat down on the bed. The warm coffee in your hands warmed you up quick and you started getting nervous again. Dean filled the silence with anecdotes about his little brother, who apparently isn’t that little anymore. He talked so much that you relaxed and when you finished your coffee, you were both sitting and laughing on the bed, your legs over his and his strong hands were rubbing your feet.
Dean was in the middle of telling a story about a prank war with his brother when his phone rang. He looked at the screen and started to get up. “I’m sorry, I have to take this call, I’ll be right back.” He went outside while you took the coffee cups to the kitchenette. When Dean walked back into the room, he picked up his jacket from the chair. “I’m so sorry Y/N, but I have to go. My brother needs me.”
“Oh, that’s ok. I’ve had a lot of fun talking to you” You tried to hide your disappointment, but he saw right through that. He took a step towards you. “I had a lot of fun talking to you too, and I would love to talk to you more.” You smiled. “Well, maybe we’ll run into each other again.” You took a step forward. “I really hope so.” Dean smirked as he closed the distance between you and cupped your face in his hands. He hesitated, but this time, you were sure of what you wanted. You crashed your lips into his and kissed him. He immediately responded and pushed his body into yours. A small moan escaped your lips, muffled by his lips. Then he broke off the kiss and took a step back.”We need to save something for the next time we see each other.” he said while he put on his jacket. “Don’t want to reveal all my tricks at once.”
You walked him to the door. “When can I see you again?” you asked hopefully. “Just follow the storms and come find Baby. I’ll always be close.” He opened the door and walked to his car. But before he got in, he turned to you and winked. “Keep an eye out for the storms, Weather girl”.
Big thanks to the creators of the Girl in Every Port Project … both for creating the project, which is just a super-awesome idea, and for being nice enough to let me jump into the July GIEPP at the last minute by picking up a prompt that someone else wasn’t able to complete.
Prompt: someone at a sports centre/gym/batting cage
Words: ~ 3,200
Warnings: nothing really. some light swearing … otherwise, it’s just fluffy Dean & Sammy nostalgia with (age-appropriate) Dean smut
Pairing: Dean Winchester x OFC
Batting Practice
“But it’s Sammy’s birthday,” the guy in the leather jacket pouted.
A real, actual pout, which should have been ridiculous because he was a grown-ass man. Well, he was seventeen or eighteen maybe, but way too old and broad-shouldered for this sad-little-waif routine. He stuck out his (full, pink, kinda hot) lower lip and cocked an eyebrow at her. As she watched, the pout transitioned into a lopsided grin, then into this huge sunburst of a smile and he winked at her.
And Riley thought she’d seen it all sitting at that counter, but damned if her stomach didn’t do a little flip-flop.
Riley took pride in the fact that she wasn’t an easy mark or a soft touch. It seemed like every kid at her high school had at some point in the last four years dropped by the park and asked her for some kind of a freebie. People who wouldn’t give her the time of day at school were suddenly chummy if they thought it would get them a free round of mini golf or time in the batting cages or a free pretzel.
So she knew how to say no. And she knew in her bones that it wasn’t really Sammy’s birthday, and that Leather Jacket’s flirtation was part of a con job, and anyway it was just a trick of the light that made the guy’s eyes so green.
The problem was that “Sammy” – little kid with floppy hair and big puppy dog eyes – was too short for the batting cages. The kid was hanging back about ten feet behind Leather Jacket, shoulders hunched and hands stuffed deep in his pockets. At that moment he looked like you could knock him over with a wiffle ball, let alone the 70mph fastballs the park equipment pitched. The huge, weather-beaten wooden bat Leather Jacket was carrying looked bigger than the kid was.
“C’mon, can’t you help us out? Make an exception?” Jacket pleaded, leaning further into the window. And Riley could feel her resolve being washed away in a flood of freckles and charm.
The guy had a crumpled ten-dollar bill on the counter, so at least he wasn’t asking for a freebie. And anyways, who was here at eight pm on a Wednesday night to care that the kid was a couple inches too short?
“Look, the cages are fast-pitch, you won’t be able to take the speed down. He has swung a bat before, right?” Riley asked quietly, and Jacket grinned and nodded. “Yeah!” he said, then added loudly enough for the kid to hear, “My brother’s gonna be on the softball team.”
Riley thought Sammy looked almost as skeptical about that as she was.
"Yeah, OK. Need an ID for the helmet and any equipment,” Riley said. Jacket slid a wallet out, took a moment too long to select from a fat stack of cards (that’s not suspicious at all, she thought), and slid it over the counter. Riley looked at it, read the name: Robert Plant. “But you can call me Dean –“ he said, glancing at her name tag – “Riley.”
“Wasn’t planning on calling you anything,” she said tersely; because damn it she was already half-smitten and she resented him for it. She pushed a helmet and a stack of tokens over the counter and pointed them down to the cages. “They’re all open, take whichever one you want.”
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The nice thing about Wednesday nights at the park was that it was quiet, but unfortunately that also meant there wasn’t really much to do. So lacking other entertainment, Riley kept looking down towards the batting cages to glance at the brothers. Dean had shed his jacket and went into the cage first, took a few swings. He didn’t really look like a ballplayer, but he could swing a bat okay.
Sammy – not so much. He’d swing wildly, ineffectually at fastballs that sailed on by. His grip was all over the place, and the bat drifted downward at each swing, probably because the thing must’ve weighed ten pounds.
Dean hovered outside the chain link fence, cheering ridiculously any time the kid clipped a tiny piece of the ball. A couple times he swung the door open, stepped inside to adjust the kid’s grip or slap his shoulder encouragingly. (The kid didn’t look encouraged.)
About five minutes more was all Riley could stand. She grabbed her equipment keys and an aluminum bat and headed down to the cages. Dean turned to watch her when she was ten yards out, and Sammy turned when he noted Dean had gone quiet.
“Can I make a suggestion?” she said to them both.
“Yeah, yeah!” Dean piped in. “Always listen to the pros, Sammy; she knows what she’s doing. Whatcha got for us, Riley?”
Riley wasn’t really known for her tact, but she’d been doing this long enough to avoid saying something like you suck, kid, have you considered tennis? She turned right to Sammy – cause this is about the kid, she thought, not the smarmy older brother. “It’s Sammy, right?”
“Sam.”
“OK, Sam. Now you’re taking some power swings here, good velocity and a nice heavy piece of equipment –“ she gestured at the ridiculous bat – “But you should also work on aim and accuracy or you’ll tire out too quick and your swing’ll suffer. Now is that your bat, or Dean’s?”
“It’s our dad’s actually.”
“Here’s what I’d like to do, if it’s okay with you. I’d like to go in and take the pitch speed down a bit, just a few miles-per-hour, and let you work with an aluminum bat ‘til you get your form perfected. Then you can get back to power swings later. That sound okay?”
Sam smiled big, and for the first time she saw a resemblance between the brothers. “Yeah. Yeah, that sounds good, thanks.”
She handed him the aluminum bat. “You stand out here for a minute and work on your grip for the new bat, and I’ll adjust the speed.”
Afterwards, Riley stuck around for a few swings, and Sam was definitely doing better. He looked like he was relaxing more, and was connecting with almost every pitch.
Meanwhile Dean was looking at her, steadily enough to make her nervous. “Thanks,” he said when she turned and glared at him. “That was nice of you.” She just shrugged, and he continued. “Uh – can I buy you a soda, to thank you?” he asked.
It sounded so genuine that it actually caught her off guard. “Well, employees get free drinks. But we’re closing down the cages in about a half-hour, so when you and Sammy – uh, Sam – are done, come on up and I’ll get you guys some cokes. Okay?”
Back at the counter, she still kept half an eye on them – Sam’s swing was improving, and Dean’s cheers kept getting louder and more enthusiastic.
After a while Riley gave up the pretense that she wasn’t just looking at Dean. What the hell, he knew it, she knew it, that ship has sailed. Dean was leaning into the fence, fingers threaded through the chain link, watching each pitch. The grey henley he wore fit tight over a broad muscular back, sleeves pushed high over thick arms, his ass in well-worn jeans angled out from the fence. At one point Dean looked back over his shoulder, met her eyes, smiled. How can a guy generate that much heat from twenty yards away, she thought. I’m toast.
They came up almost exactly a half-hour later, Sam charging up the stairs with a big smile, Dean bringing up the rear. She told them to come in for a coke, gestured towards the door into the arcade and concessions area.
“Hey Marie, will you set these two up with a couple drinks on me? Sam – coke, root beer, what?”
“Coke, please.”
“Dean?”
“Same.”
Marie was the plump, older, slightly cranky woman who ran concessions in the evenings, and she gave the boys a scowl (which Riley had pretty much expected). “I’m closing up, y’know,” she growled. “Trying to get cleaned up here –“
“Why don’t you leave the fountain for me, then,” Riley said. I’ll clean and lock it before I close.” She turned to the boys. “Concessions and the cages close up a half-hour before everything else, to give us time to clean up and clear out mini-golf before we lock the gates.”
Marie poured Sam’s coke and handed it to Riley, and Dean said “Hey, you guys get us a seat, I’ll be over in a sec.” Riley walked Sam to a table, leaving Dean behind to get his coke and the cold shoulder from Marie, who kept a scowl on her face and arms crossed tight while Dean chattered on.
Riley talked about baseball with Sam and cast an occasional glance at Dean – at one point she heard him say something about “birthday,” and three minutes more of chatter and flirting, and Marie’s booming laugh started to echo through the arcade. Then Dean was on his way over with two cokes, three hot dogs and a massive pile of fries. (Somehow, it made Riley feel better that she wasn’t the only one who’d been charmed that night.)
They talked while they ate. She didn’t learn much about the boys, except that their dad had come into town to help a buddy with a job, and that they traveled around a lot. The conversation was mostly jokes, bad puns, and good-natured banter between the brothers. The three of them talked a lot about movies and a little about cars (Riley was saving up for a new Mustang, which Dean scoffed at while praising “the real classics” like the ’67 Impala their dad drove).
When Sammy dashed off to go play the Street Fighter machine, Dean’s knee drifted over to rest against Riley’s. A few minutes later his fingers came to rest lightly on her thigh, and he was leaning in very, very close to talk. Riley was having a little trouble breathing, in the most amazing way.
9:30 came, and Riley excused herself to walk out Marie, check the course for stray golfers and lock the main gate. By the time she got back, the fries were gone and Dean was busing their tray. “So, um – do you gotta get home?” he asked. “Should we –“
“Not unless you have to take off … I mean, the arcade games are free after 9:30.” (This was a new policy she’d just invented.)
Sam’s eyes got seriously wide.
Dean asked: “You want to head home Sammy, or play a while?”
“Jeez, Dean,” Sam said, like this was stupidest question he’d ever heard and what had he done to deserve this idiot of a brother?
Riley grabbed a coffee tin full of tokens from the office, and Sam was off like a shot to the Daytona racing games. “C’mon, Riley, I bet there’s a Mustang!” he said, and they all settled in to their stations for the race. Riley beat both the boys’ race times by several seconds, and when Dean looked shellshocked at that, she just said “dude, I practically live here. Trust me, I know the course.”
So they raced some more, and played Street Fighter and Star Wars and House of the Dead. Both boys had deadly aim in the shooting games, but Dean was so appallingly bad at Dance Dance Revolution that halfway through he dragged Riley on the platform to finish it out.
When the tin was almost empty of tokens, Riley checked her watch to see that it was near midnight.
“You guys want any more coke? I should clean the fountain.”
“Nah, we’re set,” Dean said. “But lemme help you. Sammy, you good?” Sam nodded, turned his attention back to his game.
As she walked through the swinging door into the back, Riley sensed Dean moving closer behind her. Then she felt his hand slide to her waist, his fingers slipping through one belt loop of her jeans as he smoothly tugged her around. She turned to face him and he pulled her tight to him, their thighs lightly bumping as he pressed her backwards to the wall. She felt the chilled metal of the walk-in cooler at her back, and then Dean’s warm, solid body flush against her. Before she could say a word he was leaning down to cover her mouth with his.
Almost instantly she was breathless. His kisses were firm and confident, but he left her room enough to sigh and gasp into him. His soft lips would press, then slide away, leaving her chasing after the taste of him. Then he would lean back in and glide the tip of his tongue over the seam of her lips, or nip gently at her bottom lip before kissing her again.
At the same time his hands glided tenderly over her upper body. His fingers stroked over her hip and up her side to tease just below the curve of her breast … then a hand slipped down to the small of her back, fingers sliding just above the waistband of her jeans to find a warm patch of bare skin, leaving goosebumps in their wake. Finally his hand threaded through the hair at the back of her head and he tugged to tip her chin higher, slanting their mouths closer together.
She slid her hands up his chest, delighted by how the muscle felt under her palms. She could feel the coiled strength in his shoulders and arms and it occurred to her that he could trap her, block her in with no effort at all. Instead his every touch was light, teasing, even as she was pressing into him pleading for more.
As their kisses grew more intense, Dean’s hands came to rest on her hips, his thumbs rhythmically stroking over each hipbone as his tongue darted in and out of her mouth. Riley’s hips canted out into his and she heard his breath catch. His mouth drifted down to lick at the heartbeat in the hollow of her throat, and she moaned deeply. He pulled back to look at her with heavy-lidded eyes, pupils blown, freckles standing out against the flush of his cheeks, lips open and wet. She thought it was just about the most beautiful thing she’d ever seen.
Fascinated by the sight of him, she stroked her fingers over the back of his neck, and after a moment he leaned back into her touch, his eyelids fluttering shut. For just a moment his expression was so innocent, the hairs on his neck so surprisingly soft, and wasn’t this man just an impossible mix of hard and soft?
She breathed deep in an effort to slow her heartbeat and focus… Maybe she’d never made it past third base before, and maybe she was even a little unclear on exactly what her body was crying out for, but she was pretty damn sure she wanted it with this man and she wanted it right now, thankyouverymuch.
Dean bowed his head again and kissed her deeply, and when he finally pulled back they were both breathless. His lips traced over her cheek to whisper softly in her ear: “god, baby, you taste so good. I’ve been wanting to do this for hours.”
“What took you so long,” she said.
He chuckled, a deep, low sound that she could feel ripple through her body. “Thought you might throw us out,” he said. “I couldn’t mess up Sammy’s birthday again.”
She started back, genuinely surprised. “You mean it really is his birthday?”
“Yeah. Well, 2 days ago.” He laughed, rested his forehead against hers. “I kept telling him let’s wait for Dad to celebrate, only Dad hasn’t come back and wouldn’t answer his phone. He finally called to say he’ll be here tomorrow morning, but no time for birthdays ‘cause we’re off to Maine on a job as soon as he gets here.” He sighed, eyes drifting shut like he couldn’t meet her gaze. “All Sammy wanted was a baseball glove and a cake and I can’t even do that.”
Riley couldn’t quite see how Dean had ruined the birthday; it seemed to her that his dad was the one making the dick moves here… but it was easy to see that wasn’t the right thing to say.
Instead she ran her fingers through his hair, traced the edge of his cheekbone, all the while mentally scrolling through nearby available couches, car back seats, the Air Hockey table, any halfway horizontal surface she could get this man to, immediately …
So nobody was more surprised than Riley when she heard herself say: “We have cake. For the weekend birthday parties.”
And then somehow, instead of making out with the hottest guy she’d ever met (like any sane person would do), she was sliding out of his arms to pull open the walk-in and grab a sheet cake. They couldn’t find icing, so Riley wrote Happy Birthday SamMY on it with ketchup (actually Dean added the –MY afterwards). It looked pretty sloppy (and sort of disgusting), but they agreed that at least ketchup was better than mustard. Riley tracked down candles, grabbed a handful of brightly colored fringed cone party hats (Dean wore two, precariously angled over each ear), and then they were parading into the arcade belting out Happy Birthday (waaay out of tune) and slicing out huge slabs of birthday cake onto Toy Story paper plates.
Saying they ate way too much cake was a serious understatement, and twenty minutes later Sam was damn near in a cake coma. He was laid out, arms and legs spread wide on the alley of a SkeeBall machine, moaning happily about how he was never ever ever eating anything, ever again.
And Dean couldn’t stop smiling, couldn’t stop looking at Riley like he’d just won the lottery. He leaned in and kissed her lightly. “This is totally the best birthday party he’s ever had,” he whispered. “For me too.”
And Riley just thought, how weird was it that that was enough for her right now? Christ, at that very moment, looking at the sparkle in Dean’s green eyes, it seemed enough for a very long time.
Sam was half-asleep by the time they locked up the arcade; he was weaving a bit and bumping off Dean’s side, and Dean kept a hand at the back of his neck to keep him steady. Riley walked them out to the gate, unlocked it, propped it wide enough to let them out. She could just see the long black car with out-of-state plates parked across the lot. Dean handed Sam the wooden bat and a set of keys, said, “start up the car, Sammy?” and Sam turned back long enough to say, “Thanks Riley. That was awesome.”
And then it was just her and Dean, and … well. He took her face gently in his hands, leaned in close, their noses brushing against each other. “Thank you.” He kissed her again, the barest whisper of his lips against hers, and exhaled so his warm breath feathered over her skin. Then he stepped away, facing her even as he started to back away into the shadows.
“Thanks, sweetheart. I’ll come see you next time we’re in the neighborhood.”
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Riley was surprised to hear that he did come by the park a few months later, towards the end of January. She was off at college, and got an email from one of the kids she’d trained to replace her at the park. Who exactly is Dean, it said. Because he is incredibly hot and looked very disappointed you weren’t here. I wanted very much to comfort him. Can I keep him?
Riley wrote back immediately, Well, he’s not really mine. But if you can catch him, you can keep him.
Prompt: Dean/Sam with a waitress from Plucky Pennywhistle’s Magic Menagerie
A/N: This is my submission for the Girl In Every Port Project! I'm so grateful that I had the opportunity to partake in this unique writing project. This took me forever not only because I've been busy, but I wanted to perfect this. Enjoy!
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My life was boring. I woke up every morning and dragged myself out of the warm comfort which I call my bed to dreadfully dress myself into my uniform. My uniform made me despise myself just as much as I did working at Plucky Pennywhistle's Magic Menagerie. I buttoned up my white shirt and slipped into my light washed skinny jeans. Black Converse covered my feet while my rainbow-striped work vest hid all of my buttons underneath. Quickly, I pinned on the signature yellow bowtie then swept my wallet and granola bar from the kitchen counter into my brown leather purse. I flipped my hair upside down and wrapped the hair elastic around my wavy hair and rushed out the door, always forgetting my car keys. I had a routine of doing things and I liked it. But something about today felt different.
Most days I worked all day, trying to gather up as much cash as I could so I could get the hell out of Wichita, Kansas. Although it was my hometown and I loved the community, I wanted a change in my life. Ever since I dropped out of college when my parents died in a car accident, all I could think about was leaving my past behind me. But, I'm stuck here with what little money my parents left along with whatever I can pick up at Plucky's. This isn't the life my parents would want me to live. This isn't the life that I want to live. I forced myself to get out of mybeat-up Honda Accord and locked it. I was late, but, then again, I was always late to work. Jean, my manager, greeted me at the door.
"You're late." She stated in a matter-of-factly tone. I waved her off and headed towards the break room with Jean following behind me. The two of us opened the store at nine a.m even though most birthday parties didn't start until around noon. We have to open the cash registers, make sure everything is working properly, and complete all the tasks that the other employees failed to finish the previous day. It was only a few hours until the worst part of my day began.
Three o'clock rolled around which was the high of the day. Restless kids were constantly running around everywhere, annoying me every time they ran into me while I was wiping off tables or tossing our cheap food into the trash. A high pile of trash was balanced in my left hand while I was scrubbing grime from the kids off the worn red tables suitable for them. I was bent over thinking how I was so much better than this when I felt someone bump into me.
"Watch it, kid." I snapped, looking down and finding a blonde six year old boy. He laughed and ran away. I stood up and sighed, rolling my eyes and staring at the boy as he was reunited with his group of friends. I shook my head and turned, only to have all the trash in my hand collide with a body. The trash fell to the ground as I glared at the messy floor in shock. "I am so sorry." I apologized, looking up at the person I was so afraid to face. The man had a strong facial feature with a clenched jaw and a stubble that seemed to be freshly shaven. His short tussled brown hair was perfectly messy, telling a whole different story from his black suit, white dress shirt, and striped blue and gold tie. I gazed back up at his face, locking my eyes onto his. They were hypnotizing, luring me into him. Was that how he attracted woman? If so, it was working. I was too busy staring into his striking forest green eyes to even remember that I had just slopped cardboard pizza onto his suit. I snapped out of my trance and picked up some clean napkins from one of the tables I recently cleaned off. I handed them to the handsome man as I apologized again. "Sorry about that. Those stupid kids always like to test my limit and will do anything to ruin my day." I bent down and started picking up the trash as I left the man above to wipe pizza grease off himself. "Kind of like today." I mumbled. But, to my surprise, I was greeted with a hand while picking up the trash. This man was actually helping me, something that no person has ever done for me in three years. We stood up and he handed me the paper plates and dirty napkins he had collected.
"If you're worried about my suit, don't be. It's cheap and I have another one." I laughed lightly, hopefully to cover up how stressed out I was over this situation.
"I'm sorry again about all this. I can give you money-." He held up his hand, ordering me to stop as he shook his head.
"I actually have a few questions if you don't mind answering for me." He stated, pulling out a wallet and flashing me his FBI badge. Of course he was a fed. What attractive man would stroll in here just for the hell of it?
"Yeah, sure." I said, setting down the trash on a dirty table and wiping my hands off with a clean towel I forgot I had in my pocket.
"Have you heard about the string of murders happening around town?" Recently, three men-one being from Plucky's-have died in strange ways, the local police department unable to come to a reasonable conclusion without sounding insane to the public.
"You mean Mr. Harper, Mr. Pogue, and Saul? Yeah, it was sad to hear about them. I mean, Mr. Harper and Mr. Pogue were dicks, but they didn't deserve to die. And Saul, well, he wouldn't hurt a fly."
"Interesting." The agent stated. "Have you noticed anything strange around here?"
"What kind of strange?" I wasn't used to strange on a daily basis, but when I was it was an unusual kind of strange.
"Weird smells, cold spots, anything." I shook my head back and forth, nothing coming to mind. "Thank you for your time..." The agent trailed off.
"Y/N. Glad I could be some help. Again, sorry about the mess."
"It's alright." He smiled and walked towards the exit. I watched as he left and I sighed, returning to the abandoned trash and tossed it into a freshly lined bin.
"Y/N!" I turned around and found the agent again jogging towards me.
"Yes agent.."
"Forget that. I wanted to take you up on that offer." Of course he did. What part inside me made me think he wouldn't?
"Of course. How much?" I asked, pulling out what little money I had collected in tips from my back pocket. I began counting when he pushed the money in my hand towards me.
"No. I want to take you out instead." Raising my eyebrow, I stood up straight and crossed my arms. "Meet me at that diner on Parsons Street? When your shift is over?"
"What's the catch?" Clearly an attractive man who picks up a random waitress at a kid's restaurant has to want something. Either that or he was perverted.
"No catch. Promise." I pondered the thought of taking up his offer and something inside me squealed with excitement, but at the same time I was afraid of things he could be capable of.
"Can I at least get a name?"
"Dean." I smiled, finally satisfied with the question that has been burning in my head.
"I'm off at seven today." I told Dean.
"Meet you at eight?" I nodded and he smiled at me. Dean turned around and headed out of Plucky's entrance. Smiling once again, I got back to work and dreamed of how this date could go.
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After my shift I sped home and rushed straight for my bathroom. I turned on the water for my shower and began stripping down into nothing. Once I finished scrubbing my hair and body, I tied a white cotton towel around me and headed for my closet.
"What to wear." I spoke to myself, tapping my pointer finger against my lips, thinking of what was appropriate to wear. It was a date but I hope he didn't attend for it to be formal. Sighing, I grabbed my dark jeans and a maroon knit sweater and hoped for the best. I laced my signature Converse once again and quickly blow dried my hair to a perfect wave. Satisfied, I yanked my purse off the kitchen island once again and headed out to my Honda Accord.
Once I pulled into Lulu's Diner I felt a smile form on my face. I cut the engine and got out, locking the car and then sticking the keys into my purse. I looked around outside for Dean, finally finding propped against an old muscle car in jeans and a flannel. Thank God I went with this outfit.
"Hi Dean." I smiled, walking up to him.
"Hey Y/N." He greeted, starting to walk towards the diners entrance. I followed alongside him until he opened the door for me. I told him thank you and waited inside until he let himself in. We took a seat at a vacant booth and made ourselves comfortable as we glanced at the menu.
"They have the best burgers in Wichita. I swear by it." I told Dean as I glared at the variety of burger choices on the menu.
"I'll be the judge of that." I rolled my eyes as I heard someone approach our table.
"Who is this handsome fella, Y/N?" The owner, Lulu, questioned me as she placed a hand on my shoulder.
"This is Dean. Dean, this is Lulu." I introduced, feeling blood rushing to my cheeks.
"What would you like today, Dean?" The two of us ordered and Lulu left with a wink in my direction.
"Can I be honest for a minute?" Dean asked, taking a sip of his cold beer.
"Yeah." I answered, bring the straw to my milkshake to my lips.
"You know the real reason I came back into Plucky's?"
"No, what?"
"For one of those giant slinkys." I smiled and threw my head back in laughter.
"You're not serious." I stated as I continued to laugh.
"Well, and because of you, of course." Heat began to radiate off my cheeks as I took another sip to avoid eye contact. "So, tell me how a girl like you winds up at a place like Plucky's." I gazed into Dean's tempting green eyes and sighed.
"No one was hiring at the time, except for Plucky's. I needed a job to keep me occupied after..." Why do I need to tell this stranger my life? I couldn't help but think that Dean was suddenly thrown into my life for the sole purpose of helping me. "...my parents died. So, I'm stuck there until I have enough money to quit and move out of this town."
"Sorry for your loss." Dean said, reaching over the table and grabbing my left hand, his thumb gliding over the top of my hand. "I lost both my parents to. I can imagine wanting to leave a town and put that behind you once you have accepted their death." I told him that he had my condolences and he nodded, a comfortable silence falling between us. Soon enough, our food had arrived. Bacon cheeseburger and for Dean while a veggie burger and fries was slid my way.
"What was the real reason you came back for me?" I dared to ask."You looked like you needed a friend and I'm always trying to help people." Dean smiled and shoved some of his fries into his mouth.
"Thank you." I smiled, biting down into my veggie burger. Once I was finished chewing, I spoke up. "Did you ever find out who killed those men?"
"Howard. But by the time we came to take him in, he had killed himself."
"Howard from Plucky's?" I asked in shock. Dean nodded and I glared at my food.
"I'm sorry."
"No, it's okay. I didn't know him that well. But, it's just weird that I worked with him." I explained, having some fries afterwards."Yeah, I know what you mean."
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We ended up sitting at the diner for hours, Lulu eventually leaving the keys with me. Dean shared that he worked with his brother as FBI agents in order to solve crimes and help others. I was so intrigued that I made him spill a few stories. He told them in great detail, never leaving out a single detail. It was almost as if I was reading a book on tape. The way he explained everything was intriguing and I always urged him to go on."But you want to know my favorite case out of all of them?" I nodded, chewing on my milkshake straw. "This one right here." I blushed and stared at the freckles scattered on his nose and cheeks.
"What makes me so special, Dean?" I asked him honestly, unsure of the answer. Somehow, all of this was too good to be true. He looked taken back, but responded anyway.
"Because a woman like you deserves to be special. You deserve to be happy again and have fun. You don't deserve to be working a Plucky's and have people treat you like a doormat! Y/N, you are worth so much more than what you think you are. I need you to see that. It's time that you take a stand for yourself once and for all." I smiled, tears starting to form in my eyes. This was what I needed. To know that at least someone cared about me. Dean exited his side of the booth and came over to me, wrapping his arms around me. The scent of beer and musk filled my nostrils and although I wasn't familiar with it, it was comforting.
"We should probably get going." I mumbled, breaking through his grasp that I never wanted to tear myself away from. "It's one a.m." I stated as I gazed up at the retro clock hanging on the wall behind where Dean sat before.
"Yeah. I have to hit the road to go to our next case." Dean shimmied out of the booth and I did the same.
"Where to?" I let him out the door and locked it with Lulu's keys behind me.
"Idaho for God knows what." So he was leaving me? Just like that? Dean walked me to my car while my head hung low, wondering why I even thought I was worth so much to him in a short amount of time that Dean would actually stick around.
"Oh." I simply said. Dean's muscular hands cupped my face and he leaned in for a kiss which I gladly accepted. My hands somehow slid up to hold Dean's face. The taste of beer and longing on his lips were just what I had accepted. Of course I was the first one to pull away, afraid of the hole that i was quickly digging deeper for myself.
"Work always brings me back to Kansas sooner or later." I lightly smiled, wishing that this night never had to end. He gave me one last goodbye kiss before walking away from me towards his Impala.
"Hey Dean?" I asked, pulling his wrists before he could escape me.
"Hm?"
"I have something for you." I opened my car door and grabbed a giant rainbow slinky that I had purchased at Plucky's. I always had the toy in my car for some unknown reason. Why not give it to Dean? Dean's face lit up as he held out his hands like a little kid begging for candy. I placed it on top of his palms and he smiled, bringing me in for a hug.
"Thank you." He whispered, pecking my cheek.
"We'll keep in touch." I said, looking up to him and our lips locking for one last time.
"Yeah. I hope to see you around again someday." I watched Dean drive away as I crossed my arms over my waist in order to comfort myself.
"Me too."
That was the last time I saw or heard from Dean Winchester.