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pairing: sam winchester x reader, dean winchester x reader
word count: 4.8k
rating: mature
summary: His friends move dope, he hasn't tried coke, but he's always had a problem saying no.
tags/ warnings: set in late 90s, pre-canon, ages have been shifted a little, making out, underage drinking, kissing, drug use (minor), unrequited feelings, jealousy, slut shaming kinda (so a sixteen year old aint a girls girl sue me), peer pressure, talk of virginity
notes: Sam is absolutely a bad influence he just has the face of an angel 😇
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It didn’t take long for Dean to get bored of you and Sam. You didn’t know whether he’d realised you were avoiding him, or it was just because every activity he suggested got shot down by Sam, with you agreeing no matter how much you wanted to follow him. Hell, maybe he just figured you’d taken him up on his offer and had decided to make the most of your last few childhood summers. Maybe he was relieved that you had finally latched onto Sam. The years you’d spent trailing after him probably feeling like a shackle around his neck that adulthood had finally broken off, allowing him to spend his day doing whatever he wanted.
You didn’t know what those things were. When he appeared every morning, you made yourself talk to him, polite and bordering on banal, but enough that you couldn’t be accused of being hostile. After all, you didn’t have anything to be hostile for. It wasn’t his fault, you supposed.
But you couldn’t help but be curious. When you heard the Impala leave the lot, a low rumbling chug that disappeared around the gates and came back around hours later without any hint or tell where it had been. When you heard Bobby send him on errands, old books and occult items that he needed picked up or dropped off for whatever or whoever he was helping. You wondered if he’d have let you come on those runs if you’d asked. Or if he would’ve looked at you and told you this wasn’t a job for a kid, that you should find Sam. Do something safe and boring.
You tried not to dwell on it. You were trying now as you listened to him on the phone, the landline cord bouncing against your back every time he moved deeper into Bobby’s study whilst the three of you stayed seated at the kitchen table, eating the meal he’d abandoned the second the phone had rung. Bobby hadn’t said who it was, just handed it over and let him take it into the other room which meant that you were straining to hear anything against the low murmur of Sam and Bobby’s conversation across the table. When he reappeared, brushing past you to re-hook the phone you finally looked up at him.
You didn’t ask him who it was or what they wanted, though you didn’t have to. As you asked, ‘do you want dessert?’ and started clearing the empty plates, he just said, ‘nah, can't. I’m going out.’
‘Out where?’ Sam asked. You grabbed onto his plate and pulled it away, taking the four of them to the sink as you listened.
‘Party,’ Dean said simply.
‘What party?’ Sam asked, his eyes narrowing. You could tell, even with your back to him.
‘Just this girl I know,’ Dean shrugged. You turned around then, letting the sputtering tap water fill the basin unattended as you asked, ‘what girl?’
‘Mandy,’ Dean replied.
‘From the liquor store?’ you and Bobby asked simultaneously. You knew Mandy. She was older than you, older than Dean if only by a year or so. She wore tight jeans and low-cut tops with the vest the liquor store manager gave them as a uniform tied tight around her waist so that the logo bunched up until it was practically unreadable. So much for not liking girls who dressed like you or rather worse than you. Though, you realised, she’d also been with half the guys in town so maybe that was the appeal. You felt a cold knot of disdain settle beneath your ribs.
‘Yeah,’ he said.
‘Why don’t we come too?’ you said, the words leaving your mouth before you could stop them.
‘What?’ Sam asked but you didn’t look at him, just Dean who faltered, rubbing the back of his neck awkwardly before he said, ‘it’s not your scene.’
‘Why not?’ you said, folding your arms across your chest.
‘It’s college kids. Y’know, sex, drugs, rock ‘n’ roll,’ Dean joked, stumbling over his words when Bobby cleared his throats at the word drugs, ‘oh, you know what I mean. Besides it’s not even my party, can’t just invite anyone.’
You scowled and turned back to the dishes, turning the water that had no started to bob against the top of the basin off, not bothering to let any out before you dunked the first plate and angrily started scrubbing.
You could feel a heavy silence settle over the kitchen and then Dean murmured something about getting changed and you heard him disappear. Bobby retreated to his study soon after, whilst you scrubbed and scrubbed against the congealed remnants of Dean’s abandoned chicken pot pie. You only snapped out of your trance when you felt Sam stand next you. When you looked up, he had his hand extended, dish towel in his other, waiting for you to hand over the now thoroughly clean plate. He offered you a smile as you passed it over and you returned it, your mood mellowing just a little.
In fact, the two of you actually started enjoying yourselves after a minute, mostly because Sam started a war, flicking water up at you when you were distracted in conversation which made it spatter up onto your face without warning. You splashed him back and the kitchen counter was practically dripping by the time Dean waltzed downstairs, stopping the pair of your mid wrestle. He looked between the two of you then muttered a ‘don’t wait up,’ and left. You tried not to let it bother you. But it sucked the fun out of the room in a minute flat. You went back to the dishes and Sam started wiping down the counters, especially since Bobby had yelled from the other room that his kitchen better not be a mess. You weren't even sure how he knew since the door was pushed mostly shut.
Once the plates were clean and put away and the countertop was dry, he hopped up on it, watching as you emptied the sink, pushing the suds down into the drink.
‘We could do it too you know,’ he said after a minute.
‘What’s that?’ you asked, not looking up from where you were watching the water gurgle down the drain, before you forced a couple bits of onion down the garbage disposal from where they’d gotten stuck to the side of the basin.
‘Sex, drugs, rock n roll,’ he said snapping your gaze up, ‘well, some of it.’
‘What are you talking about?’ you frowned.
‘Well, you don’t have to go to a party to drink,’ Sam reasoned, his eyes trailing to the fridge. You felt a smile creep onto your face which only dimmed when you heard the creak of Bobby’s chair.
‘Quick, you go I’ll get some,’ you said, throwing the towel at him in a panic which made him chuckle and slide from the countertop, long legs barely dropping a foot before he hit the linoleum. As he disappeared you went to the fridge and grabbed a couple of beers, looking around for somewhere to stuff them. You grabbed Sam’s hoodie off the back the chair and shoved it on, tucking two bottles deep against where the elastic sat on your hips and then you grabbed another two, deliberately straightening your back when you heard the kitchen door roll over, heavy thudding footsteps coming closer as you stayed frozen.
'And what are you doing?' Bobby asked watching you stand frozen with two beers in hand.
'Getting you a beer,' you said, straightening up carefully so the bottom of the hoodie wouldn't gape and let the hidden bottles drop.
'You think I drink two at once?' he said, taking one from you and eyeing the other in your hand. You sighed.
'Oh, come on. Just one for me and Sam,' you pouted.
'No,' he said flatly, reaching out to take the second bottle from you.
'Why not? You let Dean drink,' you reasoned.
'Dean ain't my kid,' he said. You weren’t his either, technically, but you figured now wasn’t exactly the time to make that point. Bobby continued, 'and he's eighteen. If he can join the army and die, he can have a beer on my watch.'
'So?’ you challenged, crossing your arms, ‘I mean, I could have a baby, but I can't have a beer?’
'You get pregnant and you can't have one anyway,' Bobby retorted easily, ‘and if you were pregnant, I’d need the whole case.’
'You're no fun,' you grumbled, shuffling out of his way so he could put the second back in the fridge, careful not to move to quickly so he couldn’t see the bulges at the side of your pockets.
'Ain't supposed to be,' he said, obliviously, ' besides, if you two wanted to drink, how come you didn't go with Dean anyway?'
‘He said no, remember?’ you said, trying to keep your face neutral.
‘Ain’t ever stopped you before. Hell, couple of pouts from you and he’d have probably folded like a cheap suit,’ Bobby chuckled, making that familiar wave of angst flow through you, making your throat feel tight.
‘Nah it’s fine,’ you said quickly, ‘Sam didn’t seem too fussed anyway.’
Your eyes spotted where he had placed the other down on the counter and you moved to block it with a theatrical sigh, ‘besides, we can always make our own fun. You know dark angsty music, moaning about our lives, drowning our sorrows…’
'Nice try,' Bobby said, reaching right around you and snatching it from behind your back with a satisfied smirk on his face.
'Ugh fine,' you huffed.
Fortunately, your dramatic acting worked like a charm, drawing attention away from the hoodie just as Sam reappeared in the doorway, looking between the two of you with a slightly red face.
'Mission failed,' you said, looking to Bobby, 'someone’s a total square.'
Bobby just rolled his eyes.
'It's alright,' Sam said, shrugging tightly.
'You know you don't have to let her corrupt you,' Bobby said, in the manner a guidance counsellor would use when they wanted you to tell them something. The one that came with the warning edge that they wanted it bad but not enough to force them to do too much work. Just enough that they felt validated for picking a career of listening to teenage angst.
'How do you know I'm the influence?' you baulked.
'Learned too much from Dean not to be,' Bobby said. And that was enough to finally shut you up. You could’ve made the point that Sam spent far too much time with Dean not to be more affected, hell that was evident in the fact that this whole thing had been his idea, but you decided not to push your luck. You decided not to let the conversation turn to how you and Dean were thick as thieves or how you use to follow him around like a lost puppy.
'I'm just going to the bathroom, be a minute,’ you said, nudging past Sam who nodded. You looked back at Bobby before you went with a challenging, ‘can we at least have the sodas old man?'
‘Help yourself,’ Bobby said sarcastically making Sam chuckle as he headed to the fridge.
You spent a while in the bathroom. You didn’t really know why. You were having fun with Sam. Sam made you laugh. And yet you could feel your mind wandering. To what the party was like. What Mandy was like. What Dean liked about her. Though when it got to that you shook it from your head, left the bathroom and headed out to the garage where you found Sam he was sitting in the cab of a truck, with the door propped open and radio on, emitting some fuzzy rock tune that you didn’t know which crackled every so often as the signal dipped. Now the sun was down it was slightly chilly out and it made you thankful for his hoodie wrapped around you, something he didn’t even mention as you clambered up in the cab beside him.
‘Hey,’ he smiled as you climbed inside, ‘thought you’d forgot about me.’
‘Me? Forget about the Sam Winchester? Pfft,’ you grinned, settling against the worn vinyl seat before pulling the two beers out from inside your hoodie.
‘Ta da,’ you grinned handing him one over, ‘could only get the one each. And I’ve no bottle-’
But before you could finish, Sam was already resting the edge of the bottle cap against a metal spindle on the steering wheel. With one hard, practiced downward push, he knocked the cap off in one fell swoop. Then he offered the open beer to you, exchanging it for the sealed one in your hand.
‘Opener…thanks,’ you said, settling back and taking a cautious sip. You’d had beer before, stolen sips every now and then. A couple at a party of some girl you didn’t really know. It never tasted any better.
'That's disgusting,' you winced, taking another sip just to make sure.
'Yeah,' Sam agreed though he downed a good chunk in one swig, leaving you with the feeling that he was just saying it to make you feel better. Then he sat up, reaching into the door for something.
You watched in surprise as he pulled out a pint-sized bottle of whiskey.
‘Where did you get that?’ you gasped, snatching it from his hands to inspect it.
‘Snuck it while you were arguing with Bobby,’ Sam said, a rare, mischievous glint in his eyes.
‘Awesome,’ you replied, placing your beer down in the footwell carefully before you cracked it open and took a deep swig. It scorched the back of your throat, but it didn't feel nearly as unpleasant as the warm beer.
‘We even have mixers,’ Sam said proudly, tapping the cans of soda he’d placed between you. For a while the two of you were focused on mixing your whisky into a soda can each, taking experimental sips until it was almost indistinguishable from soda itself and therefore easier to sink down. Once that was done, you settled back into the bench seat, enjoying your forbidden spoils and listening to the low hum of the radio. There wasn’t much to look at. The truck was angled straight toward the towering rows of shelves housing all of Bobby’s rusted tools, so you found yourself just looking around the cab, fiddling absentmindedly with the volume knob until your eyes finally landed on Sam. He’d been watching you quietly, in that heavy, observant way he always did.
‘What?’ you asked.
‘Nothing,’ he said softly. You nodded and sat back, tucking your spare hand in your pocket because it had gotten a little colder outside now. Only as you did you felt your fingers brush against a small rigid plastic cylinder which you grabbed and pulled out excitedly.
'I forgot, I got these too,' you said, handing him the pill bottle you’d pulled from the bathroom cabinet. Long forgotten somethings that Bobby wouldn’t notice but the reckless thrill of going a step further than Dean in the rebellion department had excited you for a split second, making you stash them away before coming outside.
'What are they?' Sam frowned, holding the bottle but not taking them from your hand as he scanned the label.
'Pain pills from Bobby's medicine cabinet,' you said proudly, taking it back and twisting the cap off, 'said he got 'em after a huntin' injury but they're from his knee surgery.'
‘You sure about this?’ Sam asked, his brow furrowing as you tapped two small white tablets into your palm and offered one to him.
‘They’re nothing bad,’ you shrugged, trying to sound indifferent. Sam hesitated for a moment, looking at the pill and then you, but then took one anyway. Both of you popped a tablet at the same time before you washed it down with a swig of beer. You knew deep down it wouldn’t do much. Hell, Bobby’s surgery had been so long ago they probably didn’t even work anymore but it felt better than nothing. Maybe it’d even work on heartbreak. You needed something to. You couldn’t keep moping forever.
Sam settled back against the driver’s door, turning his body toward you with his elbow resting on his knee as he cautiously picked at the edges of his beer label. As the radio announcer's voice faded out into another heavy grunge track, Sam cleared his throat, drawing your gaze back over to him.
'You know for the full effect we should probably be smoking,' he said.
'You’re right,’ you chuckled, ‘have you ever tried it?'
'Nah. Found a pack in my dad’s duffel once but I'd figured he'd notice one missing,' he admitted, 'you?'
'Once. Coughed up a lung. It was horrendously embarrassing,' you giggled, taking another swig. Sam chuckled and took a drink himself. But then your mind started ticking. He hadn’t smoked. But he was better at drinking than you, comfortable even. You were still alternating between the soda and the beer, but he’d almost cleared through his bottle, his whisky untouched. And he hadn’t taken that much convincing to down one of the pills, even if it wasn’t doing much of anything for either of you, yet at least. But there was one thing you weren’t sure about.
'What about...' you started, hesitating when he looked at you curious for you to finish, ‘you ever… y’know?'
You took a swift swig of your drink, feeling a sudden, hot blush creep up your cheeks as he registered exactly what you meant. Sam sat up straighter, shifting his weight uncomfortably against the door.
'Oh. Uh, no. Not yet,' he said, taking a drink of his own just for something to do.
'Oh,' you said, a wave of awkwardness rushing through you, 'I just figured.'
'I'm not Dean,' he said, his voice suddenly sharp, a defensive edge clipping his words.
'No, I know,' you said hurriedly, trying to smooth it over. But he wouldn’t look at you anymore. He just settled deep into his corner of the seat and stared blankly out the dusty windshield, taking another heavy swig. You couldn’t tell if you’d genuinely upset him, or if you’d accidentally touched a nerve that you didn’t realise was there, 'Sam, I didn't say there was anything wrong with it.'
'Tell that to Dean,' Sam huffed. Of course.
Of course. Of course that was what it was. No doubt it was something he’d been relentlessly teased or tormented over by his older brother. The teenage Casanova. You knew it was just typical sibling bullshit, and you knew you would never fully understand the exact dynamic that went on between the two brothers, but for some reason, the realisation made you furious. The sheer idea of Dean being cruel or smug over something that didn’t concern him made a sudden, hot spark of anger flare up in your chest.
'Who cares what he thinks?' you said, the words surprising you when they came out. Sam chuckled softly, breaking the sudden tension between you two, but then he sighed, rubbing the back of his neck awkwardly.
'It's just we move around a lot...kinda hard to you know build up to it I guess,' he explained quietly.
'Unless you just jump right into it like someone,' you muttered. After all, they’d been in town what? A week at most? And Dean was already off with Mandy. No doubt parked up somewhere like this rather than at the party like he said he would be.
'Yeah...' Sam said softly.
'I get it,' you said, pushing Dean from your mind, 'it's nice actually.'
'Nice?' Sam asked, raising an eyebrow.
'Yeah. Most guys would see it as a positive. Have your fun, move on, you know?' you said.
'Yeah, I guess,' Sam said, dwelling on it for a moment before he looked up at you and asked, 'what about you?'
'What about me what?' you said, pretending you didn’t know where the thread of the conversation had gone.
'You know I'm not gonna fall for that right,' Sam challenged with a pointed look.
'Worth a shot,’ you chuckled, glancing down at your beer for a second before you shrugged, ‘no… I mean nearly. It’s not like I'm not a total prude or whatever. There was a guy last year I thought we might.'
'What happened?' Sam asked.
'He was just...not good,' you admitted, the memory of his sweaty hands and his clumsy, washing machine make out technique making you shudder, 'kept honking my boob like a dog with a chew toy.'
Sam burst out laughing.
'I'm serious!' you laughed, smacking him on the arm before the two of you settled into something softer. As the laughter died down you let out a quiet sigh.
'I didn't even really like him anyway. I figured when I finally did it, I’d wait for someone I actually liked,' you admitted. You didn’t dare think about what had actually made you want to wait. How when you’d been seeing that guy, letting him touch you like that you’d not only realised how terrible he was but how you wouldn’t have wanted him even if he was good. Because there was only one person you had wanted.
'Yeah, I get you,' Sam said.
Again, silence settled and you placed your bottle down before sitting back and watching him from the corner of your eye.
‘Do you ever think about it?’ you asked after a minute,
‘I’m a teenage boy,’ Sam said flatly. You rolled your eyes.
‘No, I just mean like…getting it over with. Just finding a person and ripping the band aid off,’ you said.
‘I guess,’ Sam shrugged, his voice dipping a little before he added, ‘Dean said I should.’
You waited for more.
‘He says it’s not a big deal. You don’t need to make it one. That only girls make it special or whatever… but I don’t know if he actually believes that. I just think he’s scared of getting attached,’ Sam said honestly.
‘Makes sense,’ you mumbled, though you refused to lean into that idea. That would only spark hope, and you were done with hoping. You wanted distraction. Something new to focus on. Something fun, enjoy summer. Just like he had told you to.
And before you knew what you were doing, before your brain could step in and stop you, you moved across the bench seat and kissed Sam.
It was gentle at first. Your lips caught his apprehensive ones, which stayed completely still for a terrifying, breathless moment until he suddenly sank into it. His hand came up, his long fingers touching your cheek. Surprised you pulled back quickly, both of your chests heaving as you just stared at each other in the dim light.
Then, with your heart hammering violently against your ribs, you moved forward again, pushing yourself right into his lap.
You heard a bottle fall somewhere, kicked over in your haste and spilling liquid into the footwell, but you didn’t look around. You were entirely too focused on your lips capturing his again, rougher this time, more desperate. Sam moved his body to accommodate your weight, his large hands falling naturally to your hips as you ran your tongue against his bottom lip, begging him to let you in.
He did, and you deepened the kiss, a thrill running through you as a soft groan escaped the back of his throat. His hands felt like pure fire, sweeping down your thighs only to find his touch blocked by thick denim. The only day you had conceded to wearing jeans created a stubborn barrier against his touch, forcing him to retreat upwards, sliding his hands right under your shirt. You groaned as his thumb traced a line along your bare belly, sucking on his bottom lip as your hips rolled instinctively against him. You could feel him hardening beneath you, his mouth moving down your neck and his hands gripping at your sides, holding you to him as you fiddled with the zip of his hoodie, trying to get it off.
‘Sam,’ you breathed, pushing against his shoulders so you could get the thing off. His hands helped, peeling the sleeves from your arms and throwing the heavy hoodie down onto the other end of the bench seat to act as a pillow for your head. The remaining soda cans were shoved completely out of the way as he moved you over to lie down beneath him, his lips barely leaving yours for a second.
‘Your shirt,’ you murmured against his mouth as he sucked on a warm spot right by your earlobe, your fingers pushing at the hem of his t-shirt. Sam hummed a response, the low vibration sending a shiver straight down your spine that made a small whine escape you. You wanted it off. You wanted to feel his bare skin on yours, wanting it to burn the way his mouth was.
Sam was just about to pull back to yank his shirt over his head when you heard it.
The unmistakable, low rumble of the Impala’s engine pulling into the salvage yard.
Sam froze instantly and you watched him with wide eyed panic before you pushed him up and off you. Sam flung himself into the other side of the bench and you worked to smooth your crumpled shirt out, Sam doing the same as you pulled the visor down and checked your face in the tiny mirror, finding the corners of your mouth smudged with cherry lip smackers. You looked across at Sam and pointed to his mouth, watching him frantically wipe his lips with the back of his hand just as the truck suddenly shook.
Dean appeared a second later. His head popped into the open back window of the cab, grinning from ear to ear, his green eyes glinting with a soft, buzzed warmth.
'What's up, losers?' he greeted. Sam scowled.
‘Are you drunk?’ you asked, watching as he swayed between the glass frames.
‘I’m buzzed,’ he corrected indifferently, his eyes immediately drifting down and latching onto the now empty beer bottle on the floor and the whiskey tucked down in the dash, ‘besides I could ask you guys the same question.’
Dean leaned a little further through the window, a smug smirk spreading across his face.
'You know if you didn't want to get caught, you probably should have turned off the headlights,' Dean said, nodding to the glowing shelves in front of you. Ones that had definitely not been lit before, not until you’d thrown yourself across into the driver’s side and apparently caught the switch with your foot. You and Sam looked at one another and immediately changed the subject.
'What are you doing home so early anyway?' you asked.
'Cops busted it. Figured I better get out of there before they start doing background checks,’ Dean said entirely unbothered, ‘what are you to up to anyway?’
‘Nothing,’ you both said quickly.
‘Right,’ Dean drawled, rolling his eyes, reaching in to grab Sam’s beer from him.
‘Hey!’ Sam scowled, pulling it back.
‘Oh, come on don’t be a buzzkill,’ Dean said.
‘He’s not being a buzzkill,’ you snapped, the words coming out sharp and biting, ‘don’t ruin our night just because yours went to shit.’
Dean’s smile vanished. He scowled, whatever easy buzz he had going instantly retreating at the sheer harshness of your words. But you didn’t back down; you just stared him right in the eyes, refusing to blink. He looked over to Sam for support but found absolutely nothing but a cold glare.
‘Fine,’ he grunted, stepping back and slamming the small window shut before he stomped off, shaking the truck as he hopped off the back of it and into the house.
Sam turned to look at you, his expression unreadable.
‘What?’ you said, grabbing your forgotten can of whiskey and coke from inside the door and taking a sip trying to get his eyes off you.
‘Nothing,’ Sam said slowly, ‘just…don’t think I’ve ever seen you two snap at one another like that.’
‘What can I say? Turning eighteen really seems to have brought out the best in him,’ you muttered bitterly.
‘You’re telling me,’ Sam said.
‘Whatever,’ you said, peeking through the window to make sure he was gone. Then you placed your bottle back on the dash, reached over, and forcefully flicked the headlight switch off, plunging the cab back into total darkness.
Sam watched you as you slid back into his space, his long arm naturally lifting to rest along the back of the vinyl seat. You hovered close to him, the smell of the whiskey and the cool night air hanging between you as your eyes flicked down to his lips.
‘What do you say we get back to our night?’ you asked. Sam's fingers brushed against the back of your neck.
✦summary: you ask dean to sleep with you, he turns you down, and you believe him. you tell him you don't care, and he believes you. eventually, one of you is going to have to tell the truth, won't they. ✦
✦warnings/tags: Dean Winchester x female!reader, no use of y/n, no description of reader, implied age gap (20s - 40s), virgin!reader, angst, overprotective, bad at feelings dean, pining, idiots in love, as is my way, shameless smut (loss of virginity, praise kink, dry humping, teasing, dean's dirty talk, spanking, fingering, stripping, body worship, degredation kink, soft!dom Dean, size kink, begging, pussy slapping, soft and rough sex, messy, creampie, big dick dean, mean dean, dumbification), love confessions, fluff✦
✦wc: 8.6k✦
✦author's note: i love writing idiots in love it's my favorite kind of idiot it's for love✦
“Have sex with me.”
Dean spits his coffee out. You sigh, bracing your hands on your hips, and wait for him to collect himself. You’re patient. He’s scrambling and slamming a fist on his chest, and you pass him a napkin with a sweet smile. You don’t think it’s going to win you a spot in his bed, but it might help.
“Better?” You ask, when he no longer sputtering and chocking. He grunts, holding a hand up for a few more seconds. You roll your eyes—it wasn’t that crazy a thing to say—but bounce on your toes and wait.
Dean clears his throat, ears red, and looks up at you like you’ve grown a second head.
“What?”
“Have sex with me-“
“Yeah, I- I heard you the first time, that’s not-“ Dean shakes his head, running a hand over his face. “It’s eight in the fuckin’ morning-“
“It’s eight fifteen.”
That earns you a flat look, and you smile innocently.
“That’s fifteen extra minutes, it matters-“
“Not for this. And- I ain’t even showered yet-“
Your nose wrinkles. “Why haven’t you showered?”
“I shower after coffee,” Dean mutters, turning his mug in his hands. “If I don’t, Sammy’s stinkin’ up the kitchen from his run.”
“Oh- Okay.” You clasp your hands behind your back, peering at his tight jaw, his mussed, soft-looking hair. “Is that… A yes?”
Dean’s eyes widen on yours. You’re worried he’s going to choke on the air this time. “Yes?”
“Are you going to have sex with me,” you clarify, and his mouth falls open.
“I- I’m- You’re-“ His throat bobs, and he starts to look around the room with a worried squint. “Are you fuckin’ with me?”
You frown. “Why would I be fucking with you?”
“’Cause, sweetheart, you can’t just-“ He lets out a sharp breath. “Is it Sam? Did he put you up to this? ‘Cause I told him- That kinda prank, it’s off the table-“
“What kind of prank?” You’re a little lost, and there’s shame starting to burn up your neck.
A prank. He thinks it’s a prank.
It’s not. You’re so serious it’s almost embarrassing. You wouldn’t have asked him if you weren’t. You’d almost talked yourself out of it, after spending too much time convincing yourself into it. Nights of tossing and turning in bed, an insatiable and aching heat between your legs and the sheets bunched around you in a mockery of a body. Weeks of watching the boys slip out of bars with women that seemed to fall into them like magnets while you spun around, alone on a barstool without any prospects.
Months, of watching Dean with a flush he never saw. An adoration written all over your face he didn’t seem capable of noticing. You’d tried to stomp it out. Your stupid, useless little crush. Dean was older. Seasoned and desirable in the way that made you wonder if he was even real sometimes. Out of your reach, tantalizing, and impossible to just forget about.
You’d neglect your feelings in the hope they’d die, but he’d water them until they were in full bloom and overtaking your heart and mouth and head. He’d buy the snacks you like and let you chose the movie. He’d open doors and let his hand linger on your lower back, he’d smile at you in the dim light of the Impala and make you feel like the only person in the world, he’d call you when he was away on a separate hunt every single night, just to update you. He’d play wrestle you for the remote, and somehow never manage to wonder why he always won when he’d see you take down men closer to Sam’s size with barely a grunt of effort.
“Nice try, sweetheart,” he’d whisper in your ear, when he had you pinned on the floor beneath him, and you’d have to swallow down your moan.
He’d get up, turn on the TV, and leave you on the couch while he went to the bathroom. You’d sit with your knees to your chest and your breathing uneven, unable to focus on anything but the ghost of his body over yours. The heat of him, the way his arms had caged you in, his knee pressed far too close to your neglected core.
If Dean knew how you dreamed about him—how those moments followed you into bed, every single night—you’re so sure he’d never look at you again. He doesn’t see you like that, you’re sure. You’re the kid they took in, the annoying girl who’s got too much mouth on her and not enough experience, in every possible way.
You’ve never done sex. You sort of just missed the window, where it’s supposed to happen, and then it became too big a deal, then you met Dean and you were lost. What was the point of being with anyone else, when you had his shoulder bumping yours in the hallway. When you were so hopelessly in love with him, you think your heart might beat out of your chest like a cartoon every time you see him.
So you made a choice, a few weeks ago. A choice it took a lot of courage to work yourself up to following through on
You just need to have sex. With someone. Anyone. Preferably Dean. It just needs to be done and over with—one time, where he doesn’t know he’s taking your virginity, where he’s peacefully oblivious of your worship of his very existence—and then you can try to move on. Once you’ve had sex, it won’t be this big monster you shy away from anymore. It’ll just be another thing.
So you’re asking Dean. Outside of your alternate motivations, it’s a sound strategic call. You know about his prowess. He’s bragged to you about all his five-star reviews. And maybe that always made you gag over a toilet bowl after, but if it did, that’s none of his fucking business.
Maybe you’re not up to par with his usual partners, but you can do your makeup, or he can turn off the lights, or whatever else makes it easier for him. Anything that makes him touch you. You won’t even cry about it in front of him.
But he thinks it’s a prank. Why would he think it’s a prank.
“You know,” he says, watching you wearily. “Sammy gives you a tenner, you come and ask me for sex, everyone gets a good laugh at Dean. Good joke. Classy.”
You wrap your arms around your stomach, shrinking slightly into yourself. “It’s not a joke,” you mumble. “I- I was serious.”
“You were serious?”
He says it like it’s insane. You shrug, fixing your gaze on the floor. A joke. He thinks fucking you would be a joke.
“Sweetheart-“
“You don’t have to,” you take a step back, trying to sound casual. Like your heart isn’t being torn to ribbons.
You really hadn’t expected him to leap at the opportunity, but this is so close to cruel it hurts. Tears are threatening your eyes, and a lump is forming in your throat. Pathetic, a voice spits in your head. Why the fuck would he ever want to fuck you.
“Wait, just- Hold on-“
You look up, faster than you want to admit. Dean staring at you with pale face and slack jaw, throat working like he’s swallowing his own words every second. You wait, because you’re a fucking useless idiot. Bouncing nervously on your feet—they’re smarter than the rest of you, they want to run—and trying not to melt under his gaze.
“You’re actually askin’ me to fuck you?” He rasps, and you nod.
It’s the tiniest motion of your head. Dean shifts in his seat, staring at you with wide, dark eyes.
“Why?”
“Why?” You frown, saying the first, easiest, least embarrassing reason that pops into your head. “Because- You- You’re good at it?”
“I’m good at it,” Dean repeats. “You wanna fuck me ‘cause you think I’d be good at it?”
You wish he’d stop saying fuck like that. With a harsh ending and low drawl. “I don’t think,” you offer. “You’re the one who said you would be.”
Dean’s lips twitch, but he doesn’t look amused. “I could be lying, sweetheart.”
“I don’t think you are.”
He stares at you. His eyes flick up to the ceiling—maybe he still thinks he’s on a prank show—and he lets out a sharp, slow breath from his nose.
Then he shakes his head, and you feel the echo of your heart as it howls in pain.
“No,” he mutters. “I ain’t- Doin’ that. Not just ‘cause you- No.”
You blink at him, the world blurring a little. You stumble back, and Dean says your name, moving to his feet. You shake your head, moving back another step. Your eyes are stinging with tears, but that’s not his problem. He’s allowed to reject you. You’re also allowed to cry about it.
“Sweetheart-“
“It’s fine.” Your voice is too high. Too wobbly. “It’s- That’s okay.”
“No, just- Fuck-“ He rubs his jaw. “Listen to me, alright-“
“You don’t have to explain,” you shrug weakly. “It’s okay.”
Dean gives you a disbelieving look, but you move further back before he can try to make you feel better about the rejection. It’s not going to help.
“I’ll just-“ You look over your shoulder. To the door, just one more step back.
Dean says your name again. When you look back, he’s reaching to you, trying to beckon you back into the kitchen. You smile, tight and watery.
“Thank you for your consideration.” You say, because you’re a fucking idiot. Dean certainly looks at you like you’re one.
You flee the kitchen. He calls your name again, but this time you don’t look back.
Rejection is fine. You’re fine. You’re so fine, you lock yourself in your room for the rest of the day and eat so much ice cream your stomach hurts. Because it’s fun. It’s fun to cry over something you never even had.
At least you anticipated this. You have a very solid plan B.
If Dean won’t sleep with you, you’re going to find someone who will. You’re going to get it over with. This week.
You’re learning something about yourself.
You are not good at flirting.
The first thing you try is the bars. Sam and Dean slide into a booth, and you go to get the drinks. A guy makes eyes at you, and you smile sweetly in return. When you bring the drinks back, you set the beers down in front of the boys and turn back on your heels to give the bar-guy a shot.
Dean says your name, and you freeze. You always do that for him. It’s a habit you don’t think you’re able to break.
“Where’re you going?” He frowns at you, one arm slung around the back of the seat. Around where you’d usually sit.
“Bar,” you say lamely, and the lines on his face deepen.
“Why, you forget something?”
“No.”
“Then what-“
Dean cuts himself off, his gaze flicking over your shoulder. To the bar. To the man, waiting for you with a smirk, because you promised you’d be back.
Dean grunts your name, low and rough, and if he asked you to stay, you don’t think you’d be able to tell him no.
Things have been strange, since the kitchen. Neither of you have brought it up, and Dean hasn’t stopped treating you the way he always has, but there’s something charged beneath it. A live wire that frays and crackles, every time your fingers brush or your eyes meet. You’ve caught him staring at you with an open mouth a few times. Last week he tried to talk to you, alone in the Impala while Sam got snacks from a gas station. You announced that you had to shit, and scrambled out of the car.
You don’t want to talk about it, and Dean has no right to make you. He’s not the one who got his heart broken. He’s not the one who sort of wants to cry, whenever your eyes meet.
He certainly has no right to glare at you, when he puts together what you’re doing. He said he wasn’t going to sleep with you, and you’re a grown woman. You can, if you so please, have casual sex with a stranger. It is your right.
“You can’t be for real, sweetheart-“
“Dean.” Sam stares at his own beer, looking like he wants to vanish into the floor, and Dean scowls.
“C’mon, Sammy- Tell her she’s being crazy-“
“Crazy?” You snap, and Dean leans back in surprise. “You fuck around all the time, how is it crazy that I’d do the same thing?”
“It’s not- You just- You don’t-“ He swallows. “You don’t do this-“
“I do now.”
“Sweetheart, just- Sit down-“
You flip him off, and march back to the bar before he can ask with a little more conviction. You just need to break out of his orbit. To force yourself to realize that there are plenty of other men, and not having Dean isn’t the end of the universe.
Unfortunately, you sort of just keep proving the opposite.
“What’s a pretty little thing doin’ in a place like this?” The first guy at the bar asks, and you fumble.
You have no idea. You giggle nervously and spin in your chair, speaking words you can’t really hear. He seems into it—no matter how pathetic you must be coming off—until his fingers brush your arm, and you flinch back because his skin is cold. It sends a shiver up your spine that’s not the hot rush of Dean’s touch, but the sliver of a snake.
You go home alone that night, and you don’t look Dean in the eyes. He tries to talk to you, before you retreat to your room. You ignore him, because that’s the only way this is going to work.
But you try again and again and again, and you never get anywhere. They always touch you, and it all falls apart. You look at them too long, and you can’t manage to squeeze them into a Dean shaped hole in your heart, and there’s no way forward. You try dating apps. That goes worse. Every dick pic you get sent just makes you wonder if sex is even something you want. They’re all worm-shaped and ugly. At least dildos come in nice colors. Maybe you should just buy a dildo.
No. You’ll just pretend it’s Dean all the time, and that’s the opposite of what you’re supposed to be doing here.
So you keep trying. And you keep failing. And Dean’s been looking at you weird—brow pinched and jaw set, every single night—and you’re getting desperate and fuck it.
“Sam.”
Sam hums, not looking up from his book. You clear your throat, leaning further over the table.
“Sam.”
“I’m listening, what’s-“
“Have sex with me.”
Sam, to his credit, doesn’t choke. He just goes very, very still, and looks up at you with an expression close to horror. He says your name slowly, and you shake your head, holding up a single hand.
“Just- Listen-“
“No?” Sam gapes at you. “I’m not- I’m not going to listen to that- Jesus Christ-“
“Come on, we could turn off the lights, and- I wouldn’t make it weird-“
“It’s already weird-“
“You’d be doing me a favor-“
“I’d be making a death wish!” Sam’s voice drops to a hiss. “Dean would fucking kill me.”
You roll your eyes. “Then don’t tell him, dumbass.”
“No, I- I’m not doing that.” Sam shakes his head, like he’s trying to jolt the image free. “To you. Or him.”
“To him?” You narrow your eyes. “I- What the fuck would this do to Dean?”
Sam gives you a puppy-eyed, hopeless look. “I… Can’t say.”
“Sam Winchester-“
“Why are you asking me?” Sam whines. “I’m not- You’re not even into me-“
“Exactly, there would be no strings attached-“
“That’s not healthy-“
“Fuck off, like you don’t have casual sex-“
“I mean, I do, but I’m not-“ Sam cuts himself off, sighing dramatically. “Just- Why would you even want to have sex with me?”
You flush, but shrug. It’s just Sam. It’s easier to tell him than Dean. “I want to get it over with.”
“Get it over with?” Sam echoes. “It- You mean sex?”
You nod, and Sam blinks.
“Are you a virgin?”
“Maybe.”
“You- You’re-“
“Don’t be an asshole-“
“No, I’m not- I mean- It’s fine. It doesn’t matter. It actually-“ Sam frowns at the air. “It makes sense, I guess.”
That makes you scowl. “It makes sense?”
Sam shrugs, giving you an apologetic smile, and you can’t even think of an argument. You sigh, your shoulders slumping, and Sam clears his throat.
“You know I’m not going to sleep with you, right?”
“Yeah.” You sigh, and he nods slowly.
“Does Dean-“
“No.” You point a stern finger at him, and Sam raises his hands in surrender.
“I think you should-“
“Sam. I’ll cut your balls off.”
“I- Okay.”
You give him one last glare, and go to leave. But before you can go, the question scratches up your throat. You turn around, hands tucked behind your back, and speak softly. “Would you?”
Sam blinks. “What?”
“If you didn’t- Know me,” you mumble. “If we weren’t like- Friends. And you just met me, and I asked you- Would you?”
Sam snorts, and you scowl.
“I’m serious-“
“Yeah, I know you are.” Sam’s lips twitch. “It’s just- Yeah. I would. Of course I would.”
You stand a little taller. “Really?”
“Yeah, I mean- You know you’re attractive, right? If you just didn’t, like, annoy me. I’d be in.”
“I do not annoy you-“
“You’re annoying me right now.”
You laugh despite yourself. Sam smiles, his voice dropping to something gentler.
“Anyone would be lucky to have you,” he says your name slowly. “I just- Don’t want to be lucky.”
You huff in amusement—if Sam isn’t lying, aversion to luck is a family trait—but dip your head. “Thanks. I think.”
“You’re welcome. And-“ Sam pauses, looking you up and down with a strange expression. “I’m sure the whole- Thing will work out for you. There are… People. I think you’re going to figure it out.”
“You need to sleep with her.”
Dean needed to stop drinking coffee when people walked into the kitchen. This was the second shirt he’d ruined in as many months, and it was because everyone kept saying crazy fucking shit.
“Sammy, what the fuck-“
Sam said your name, and Dean’s hands fisted on the table.
Again. Son of a bitch, he was about to go through this again. The first time had been bad enough. You’d looked at him with glossy, hopeful eyes, practically begged for him to fuck you, and Dean had wondered if he’d died in his sleep last night and been dragged back to hell. Forced to experience some new kind of torture Crowley was developing, where everything he’d ever wanted was just a stretch away from his fingertips, and he wasn’t allowed to take it.
He had to be the noble one here. The wise, old asshole who didn’t take advantage of you. Taking you up on that offer would be one of the worst things he’d ever done. It would be selfish, and cruel, and a worse fate than anything else. To get what he wanted, for one night, then never fucking have it again. To get hooked—because he would, he fucking knew he’d never be able to kiss and touch you once then go back to just living—and turn into an addict willing to do anything to get another hit.
Dean would’ve turned into a bigger creep than he already was. Instead of stares and long, shameful showers with his cock in his hand and your name on his lips, he’d stuff your panties in his pocket and press them to his nose while he fucked himself raw. He’d get possessive, he’d snarl at anyone else who got to close, he’d fall to his knees and beg you to stay if you ever decided you had enough of him.
And he knew that last thing was going to happen eventually. You had a whole life ahead of you, and he was stuck here. In this dim bunker with blood on his hands and under his feet and staining his past and future all at once. He swam in a river of it. In front of him, behind him, washing over him all the time, there was just fucking blood. You deserved better than that. Better than Dean. You deserved the fucking world.
So he’d told you no, and you’d looked at him like a wet fucking kitten he’d kicked into the rain, but it had been for your own good. You’d get over it. Dean was the one who had to watch you flirt with douchebags at the bar. Who couldn’t get in another bed anymore, because he kept getting kicked out for moaning your name.
He was the one who was rooted here forever. You’d find something softer. Something good. He’d accepted that, with a lot of beer pushing it down. You’d find something better, and that was what he wanted.
Sammy knew all that. Dean had gotten drunk once and confessed his stupid, undying feelings, then sworn Sam to secrecy in the morning. He’d kept his word, only shooting Dean sad looks whenever you went off to flirt and smirking whenever Dean called you on a hunt.
But now he was asking Dean to sleep with you. Like he’d lost his damn mind.
“No,” he grunted, and Sam rolled his eyes.
“Look, Dean, I get that you’re being cool and righteous and whatever-“
“I’m not fuckin’ her, Sammy- I shouldn’t.” He shot Sam a glare. “You know why I shouldn’t.“
“Yeah, well, I think your why is pretty stupid.” Sam said flatly. “You’ve never even asked her if she’d be- You know. Open to it-“
“I know she’d be open to it,” Dean scowled at his coffee. “But that’s- I ain’t doing it, Sammy. Never.” Not like that.
Sam was silent for a moment. When Dean looked up, he was staring at him with wide eyes. “She asked you first, didn’t she.”
Dean frowned. “What’d you mean, asked me first-“
“To take her virginity.”
He hadn’t taken a sip of coffee again. This time, he managed to choke on nothing at all. “To- What?”
Sam leaned back slightly. “Did she not ask you to sleep with her?”
“No, she did, I just didn’t fuckin’- She’s a virgin?”
“I guess,” Sam shrugged. “You know that’s not a big deal, right?”
Dean grunted. His head was spinning. Of course it wasn’t a big deal, he didn’t care. He’d wanted you before, he wanted you now, that wasn’t the fucking issue.
But you’d asked him.
You’d asked him to fuck you. You’d wanted him to- Do it. Take it. Pop it, whatever. You’d chosen Dean, to be the guy, and he’d told you no, and then you’d started flirting around with other people, and you could’ve ended up with someone dangerous, someone who took advantage of you, who thought your inexperience was hot for all the wrong reasons and hurt you and-
Dean paused. He looked at Sam. Sam blinked, and Dean’s eyes narrowed.
“How the fuck do you know that.”
Sam swallowed, taking a small step back. “Uh…”
“Sam-“
“She might’ve… Asked me.”
“She what-“
“I said no!” Sam said quickly. “I told her I wouldn’t. But- You know.” Sam cleared his throat. “If you’d said yes to her the first time…”
Sam gave him a pointed look. He was asking to get punched in the fucking face.
“No.”
“Dean, just-“
“No. I’m not takin’ advantage of her, Sammy, I’m not-“
“It’s not taking advantage of her if she wants it!”
“She doesn’t want it-“
Sam snorted. “Oh, fuck off.”
Dean blinked, leaning back in his chair. Sam turned a little red, wincing at himself, but didn’t back down.
“Wow, Sammy. Big claws, huh.”
Sam sighed, running a hand over his face. “Dean… Just- Think about her, okay?”
Dean almost laughed. “All I fuckin’ do is think about her-“
“Then think a little harder.” Sam said flatly. “Before both of you get actually hurt.”
Dean didn’t have an answer to that. Sam didn’t seem to be asking for one. He turned and walked out of the room, leaving Dean alone. With only his coffee mug and thoughts for company. A dangerous thing to do. Dean could talk himself into and out of almost anything, if the logic police weren’t there to stop him.
He was going to do something really fucking stupid and selfish, and it was all Sam’s fault.
“Come in!” You call to the knock on your door, glancing up from your laptop as the door creaks open.
Dean shuffles into your room with his head bowed. Your face heats, and you slam the laptop closed. He doesn’t need to see you scrolling through hookup websites and think any lower of you. You’re already losing sleep over the worry you’ve fractured something between you beyond repair.
“Hi,” you whisper, and he swallows.
“Uh- Hey.”
“Hi.” What the fuck is wrong with you.
Dean’s lips twitch. “Hey.”
You start to pull the sheets between your fingers, trying not to ogle him too obviously. He’s wearing sweats and a t-shirt, and it’s sexier than all the profile pics you’ve spent hours staring at. His hair is a mess, and there are bags under his eyes, and you don’t think you’ve ever wanted to climb over him more.
“You, uh-“ He glances at your computer. “You busy?”
“No- No.” Never for him. You shove your computer onto your bedstand, moving to sit on your knees. “What’s up?”
Dean’s throat bobs. He runs a hand through his hair, huffing something close to a laugh, and shakes his head. “Jesus.”
“What-“
“Nothin’.” He clears his throat, giving you a strange look. “Did you ask Sam to sleep with you?”
Your mouth falls open. You almost trip sitting down. “I- I didn’t-“
“You didn’t?”
“No, I mean- I- He wasn’t supposed to tell you,” you whine, avoiding Dean’s stare. “I didn’t- Fuck-“
“Hey- It’s- Woah-“
Dean crosses the room in a few strides, grabbing your wrists with firm, warm hands. You’d started to pick at your nails with the anxiety. You hadn’t even realized it.
“Don’t hurt yourself, sweetheart,” he mutters, his thumb dragging a circle on your wrist.
You nod, your voice only a breath. “Okay.”
He’s so close. You can count all his crow’s feet, map his stubble, trace his lips with just your eyes. He’s still frowning at your wrist, so you allow yourself to stare.
Then he looks up. And you freeze in panic, but don’t manage to look away.
Dean’s tongue flicks over his lips. Your breath catches. Neither of you move, and you let yourself have it. For a single second, you imagine that Dean is here, in your room, on your bed, and that means something. You get lost in the warmth of his proximity, the calloused but soft feeling of his touch.
“Sammy told me something else,” Dean mutters, scanning over your slack, flushed features.
“Yeah?” You whisper, and he nods tightly.
“Yeah. Said you’re, uh-“ He clears his throat. “Said you’ve never- You know.” He cringes. “Been fucked.”
Your mouth falls open. You think you’d like to die now. “Dean-“
“Is that why you asked me?” His grip tightens on your wrist. Not allowing you to pull away. “’Cause you just wanted someone to take it?”
You drop your gaze to his crotch. There’s a soft bulge there. You’d drool over it, if you didn’t think you were going to explode any second now.
Dean says your name, and you shake your head.
“Don’t,” you mumble. “Don’t just- Feel bad for me- You said no, that’s- It’s fine-“
“What if it’s not.”
Your eyes shoot up. You’d think he was joking, if he didn’t look so fucking serious. His jaw is set. His eyes are blown out and fixed on yours. Your mouth hangs stupidly open, and Dean smiles softly.
“Huh?” You manage to choke out, and he almost chuckles.
“What if I wanted to. Help you.”
“But-“ You blink. “You don’t.”
Dean shakes his head. “Wrong, sweetheart. I do-“
“You said you didn’t-“
“I lied.”
You stare at him. He doesn’t back down.
“Would it mean something?” He muttered, reaching up to trace the curve of your cheek. “If I did it?”
You nod weakly, leaning into his touch. It sends violent, hot shivers through your whole body. Almost like a fever. You don’t want the cure. “Would it matter to you?” You ask, and Dean’s eyes flash. His fingers curl on your cheek. He leans an inch forward, then another inch. Your lips brush, the lightest possible touch, and you let out a soft, uncertain whine.
Dean pushes forward, his lips fully crashing into yours, his kiss demanding but certain. He presses over you, pulling you a little further up on your knees. You grab the collar of his shirt for balance, squeezing your eyes shut and trying to kiss him back with as much fervor as he’s offering you.
“De- Dean-“ You gasp against his lips. “Dean-“
He groans, his arm sliding around your back so he can pull you tight to his chest. You melt into his arms, and his kisses turn messy. Open mouthed and rough, his tongue dragging over your teeth as his fingers dig into your hips. You run out of air fast, but don’t try and pull away. You don’t want this to ever end, and you’re afraid that if you dare to break the moment, it will never be repaired.
High gasps start to escape your throat, though, and Dean pulls away. He cups your face between his hands, frowning slightly, and presses his brow against yours. You struggle for air, almost pressing forward to try and kiss him again, but he holds you in place.
“Breathe, sweetheart,” he mutters, rough and thick. It’s the same voice he uses on you during hunts. When he’s giving an order you didn’t ask for.
Usually, you protest or ignore him. Right now you’re putty in his hands. He could tell you to follow him to hell, and you would. You’d do anything, just for him to never let go.
You inhale unevenly, and Dean rubs your upper back. His hand slipped under your shirt, and his palm is broad and warm. It—annoyingly—helps a lot.
“There you go,” he murmurs, watching you under hooded eyes. “That’s a good girl.”
You whine again. “Dean-“
“Sorry. Couldn’t help it.”
He doesn’t fucking look sorry. His lips are twitching, and there’s a smug glint in his eyes that’s almost dangerously intoxicating.
“Better?” He asks, and you nod, slumping closer to his chest. He doesn’t push you away.
This might be real.
“Are you sure, ‘bout this?” Dean rasps, and you almost giggle.
“Yes.”
“I’m old, sweetheart-“
“I like it.”
Dean blinks, and you stutter, so sure you should shut up but not really sure how.
“I- I mean- I like you, so- I don’t care if you’re old- I like you old- I like you-“
Dean smirks, holding your face so firmly against his you can’t shy away.
“You- Can you- I mean- If it’s just- Just sex- You can forget I said- I think you being old is hot-“
He finally takes mercy, and shuts you up with a long, rough kiss. You hum, pushing further up on your knees, and climb slowly into Dean’s lap. He sucks on your lower lip, angling your head back as your core settles against his bulge, then pulls back with a low sigh.
“Not just sex,” he mutters, dragging his thumb over your swollen lower lip. “Not with you, baby.”
You nod, smiling wider than you probably should. “Cool.”
Dean grins back. “Yeah?”
“Mhm.”
“Cool ‘cause you like me,” he teases, shoving your hips down, right over his crotch. “Of ‘cause I’m old.”
You face burns. All you can do is stare and him and whimper, “You’re spritely.”
Dean huffs, in disbelieving amusement. “Spritely? You think I’m-“
“Youthful,” you babble quickly. “You’ve got a lot of…” You flush as he stares at you, sort of wishing he’d just kiss you and shut you up. “Youth.”
Dean’s mouth curves up. “Youth, huh.”
You nod, and he chuckles, pressing the lightest kiss over your lips.
“Hurts when I bend over now, honey, don’t think that’s very youthful of me.”
“So don’t bend over,” you mumble, and Dean snorts.
“Demanding, aren’t we?”
You shrug, trying not to turn into a puddle and miserably failing. Dean kisses your cheek, then under your eye, tracing his mouth down so he breath tickles your ear.
“Mouthy and demanding,” he rubs your hips, dragging your hips back and forth across his crotch. “Don’t worry. I’m gonna fix that.”
You whimper, and Dean’s grin grows.
“You like that, huh.”
“Dean-“
“Ah,” he kisses the corner of your mouth, moving away before you can chase his lips. “You wanted my help. This is how I’m gonna help, baby. Takin’ real good care of you,” he thrusts his hips up, and you whine as the hard outline of his cock hits your clothed pussy. “Just like this.”
You nod, pressing your face into the crook of Dean’s neck. You don’t think you’ve ever been this turned on. It’s different, with Dean’s hands wandering your sides and his voice right in your ear. Your heart pounds and everywhere gets slick with sweat and arousal, just his dirty talk reducing you to a heap of confused nerves. Dean’s lips drag over your jaw, and you curl further around him, your nails digging into his shoulders as he nips at your throat.
“Just gotta do what I tell you, alright?” He mutters, squeezing a handful of your ass. “Can you do that, baby? Do it for me?"
You nod quickly, and Dean chuckles against your skin.
“Eager,” he drawls, pushing his fingers slowly under the hem of your shorts. “Eager and soft.”
He squeezes your ass again, his fingers brushing against the edge of your pussy. You grind backwards, trying to push him to where you need him so very desperately. He lets you, teasing his fingers over the lips of your pussy, and you whine in his ear.
“Sit still,” he grunts, and you have to bite your lower lip, but you force your hips to come to a stop.
It earns you a sharp slap of your ass, and a kiss on the side of your head. Worth it.
“That’s right,” he mutters, letting those thick fingers dance back over your cunt. “Good work, baby girl. You fuckin’ love the attention, don’t you. Eager to please me, eager to make me proud.”
You swallow, hugging him so tight you’re a little worried you’ll choke him. Dean doesn’t even flinch. He dips two fingers into the wetness of your heat and groans right in your ear, spreading the arousal everywhere between your thighs.
“If you’re gonna hide that pretty face,” he grunts in your ear. “At least fuckin’ kiss me.”
Nervously, you wander your lips over the strong curve of his shoulders, the arch of his neck. Dean moans in your ear, his cock jumping in his jeans. His fingers keep wandering near and around your pussy, and you get a little bolder. Kissing up his jaw, over his cheek, the top of his lip. You’re panting, trying to focus on your job as Dean keeps pulling and teasing you with his touch.
“Shit,” he moans your name, tracing around your flutter entrance. “That’s it, baby, just like that-“
Dean grabs your jaw with his free hand, like he can’t fucking help himself, and slams his lips against yours. You squeak in surprise, but kiss him back, grinding down onto his hand. His fingers dip inside of you for a moment, and you moan. Dean grunts and shoves those fingers inside of you.
Your mouth falls open, your eyes widening at the thick, pleasurable stretch. He feels so good, so fucking right, you’re worried his cock might kill you.
“Look at you,” Dean coos, smirking at your slack face. “Just my fuckin’ fingers, baby. Keep breathin’, or this is all we’re doing tonight.”
You take a deep breath, sharp and sudden, and Dean smirks in approval.
“Good girl,” he pushes his fingers a little deeper, scissoring them and bumping against a spot that makes your whole body jerk.
“Dean-“
“Shh,” he kisses you, crooking his fingers to rub against that hidden button, and you mewl against his lips. “You feel that, baby?”
“Mmm- Mhm.” You press your cheek against his, eyes fluttering as Dean keeps pushing and tickling deep inside you. “Feels good.”
“I know it does, sweet girl,” he wraps his hand back around your neck, guiding your brow to press back against his. “It’s that special little spot, gonna make everything feel good.”
His words are sweet and mocking all at once, and it sends a new gush of arousal between your legs. You watch him with wide, clouded eyes, and Dean’s smile softens for a single second. He kisses you, more gentle than before, and pulls his fingers slowly out of your cunt.
“Lie down,” he whispers before you can protest, and you swallow, but obey.
Dean hums in approval, rubbing a massive hand on your thigh.
“Everything off,” he says, and you go still.
“Everything?”
“Mhm,” he raises his brows at your flushed expression. “That gonna be a problem?”
You shake your head, wrapping your arms around your stomach. You don’t want to disappoint him, but he’s going to see you. Really, fully see you. God, you really don’t want him to see you and change his mind, and-
“Hey,” Dean takes your hand, squeezing it gently. “You want my help?”
“Yes, please,” you breathe, and that’s all it takes.
Dean rips off his shirt first—makin’ it even, he says—then makes quick work of his jeans. You don’t get more than a second to marvel him—flushed, tanned chest and thick everything, and heavy cock that does not look like a worm—before he’s touching you. He shimmies your shorts down, then peels your shirt over your head, leaving you in only your underwear. For a moment he just admires you, palming his cock with a tiny grin, and you roll onto your stomach.
Dean laughs, tapping your ass with a single finger. “Gettin’ shy, baby?”
“Shut up-“
“Ah.” He drags that finger down your clothed pussy. “Who tells who what to do?”
Your face burns, and you press your face further into the pillows. Dean chuckles, and you feel the bed shift as he crawls over your body. You can feel the heat coming off of him, feel the drag of his cock somewhere near your ass as he whispers in your ear.
“You were doin’ so well,” he drawls, unhooking your bra with a single hand. “Don’t get shy on me now.”
It doesn’t help. You keep grinding, trying to get some friction with the sheets. Dean’s hand comes down on your pussy with one, sharp smack, and you squeal, pushing back against his hand.
“Needy fuckin’ baby,” he mocks. “Can’t even help it, can you. Still tryin’ to be good for me.”
He hooks two fingers around your panties, pulling them tight so they push against your clit. You push back against his hand, and he smirks against your ear.
“You want a little more?”
You nod, and he snaps the fabric down, sending a tiny shock through your body.
“Say please-“
“Please,” you gasp, moving your arms up to hide your face. “Please, Dean- More- Oooh-“
Dean’s thumb finds your clit, rubbing in slow, tight circles. Your words fall off, and he fists a hand in your hair, tugging your head back to allow him to kiss you again.
He’s not cruel, with how he touches you. He’s generous, but controlled. Every stroke of your clit is deliberate, making your head spin and your mouth fall further open. That seems to be exactly how he wants you, though, because he pushes his tongue further down your throat and flicks his thumb back and forth, working you up into a writhing frenzy.
When his fingers finally push back inside of you, Dean almost seems unwilling to pull back and stop kissing you. You’re bent back and pliant under him, whimpering happily as he feeds his fore and middle finger into your hole.
“Greedy little pussy,” he rasps against your lips. “Know you’re gonna strangle my cock, baby, son of a bitch-"
He groans, like he’s the one being fingered into oblivion. He’s set a harsh pace with his wrist, snapping his fingers in and out of your cunt without relent. His thumb moved away from your clit, replaced by the heel of his palm, rubbing in tight, unrelenting circles on your swollen clit.
Every single time, he hits that spot inside of you, and your head is starting to get light. All the electricity and heat in your body is pushing down into your core, building like a bomb and threatening to explode. You almost sob, with how overwhelming the sensation is. Dean notices, kissing you a little softer.
“Poor girl,” he mutters. “Already like this and I’m not even properly fuckin’ you.”
“Your- Your hands,” you push out the word between sharp breaths. “They’re big.”
Dean grunts, his cock jumping near your ass. “Yeah, sweetheart? You like how fuckin’ big my hands are?”
“Mh- Mhm.”
You try to kiss him again. He pulls back, moving his hand impossibly faster against your cunt.
“Words,” he grunts. “You’re not stupid enough to not speak, not yet.”
“Like it,” you breathe out. “Love- Love it, Dean, oh- Oh my god-“
You moan again, and Dean grunts. His hips are starting to jerk near your ass, making him rut against you as his fingers work.
“Your close,” he mutters, pressing his fingers fully inside and crooking them against that gooey spot. “Cum for me, pretty girl. Now.”
His voice must have some kind of supernatural power over you, because that pressure in your lower tummy bursts, and your orgasm rips through you link a hurricane. Your thighs clench, trapping Dean’s hand between your legs, and he groans, rubbing his fingers harsher and harsher against your g-spot. You’re shaking and rolling beneath him, and he has to grab the back of your neck and pin it down to keep you still.
Dean works you through your orgasm, whispering low praise in your ear as you float back down to earth. Your pussy feels empty, when his fingers finally pull away. Your eyes are slightly crossed, and your smile is dazed and a little stupid.
You don’t even squeak, when Dean grabs your thigh and flips you over. You keen, back arching and body twitching, but you’re mostly just staring stupidly and happily up at him. Dean swallows, his chest rising and falling fast, and leans down to press a soft kiss to your lips. You hum, eyes fluttering shut, and cup the back of his neck to hold him against you.
He drags his fingers lazily through the mess between your thighs, sending pleasurable little shivers up your spine. He drags your panties fully off your body, holding them up to his nose and taking a deep, long whiff before tossing them off to the side. He gathers your arousal on his fingers and slowly pulls away, rising over you with parted lips and gleaming, almost wholly black eyes.
Dean sucks your juices off his fingers, lapping them up with his tongue and a lazy, knowing smirk. Your breath catches. You almost push up to try and grab him, but you’re still foggy and boneless from the orgasm, and he shoves you back down with a broad hand splayed over your tummy.
“Dean-“
You cut yourself off under his stern gaze, swallowing nervously.
“Please?” You try again, and he chuckles.
“You’re cute.”
“I- I am not-“
“Yeah, you are. Cute when you cum for me,” he dips his fingers back into you, smirking lazily. “Cute when I touch you. Cute when you beg.”
“Deeeean-“
“Deeean,” he mocks, squeezing your upper thigh. “Listen to you. Fuckin’ adorable.”
You flush, a new wave of arousal hitting you like a rising tide, and you don’t even understand how you could possibly be ready that fast. Dean watches you pussy tremble and flutter, letting out a slow, rough breath.
“Son of a bitch,” he shakes his head, his hand moving to rub against his cock. “You got no idea what you do to me, baby, no fuckin’ idea.”
You swallow, watching him move against himself, almost enchanted. He really is prettier than is fair, in every possible way. His cock is thick and long, flushed at the head and leaking pre-cum against his thumb. Your tongue flicks over your lips, as you try to mentally measure the girth and length of him. You’ve taken toys before, when you got really curious. He’s bigger.
“You wanna touch, sweetheart?” He prompts, and you nod, your tongue flicking over your lips.
Dean pushes his hips forward, slowly taking your hand and guiding it against his shaft. He’s warm. Warm and hard. You dance your fingers down the length of him and he grunts, a vein ticking in his neck.
“Easy…” He rasps, and you nod nervously.
You find his balls, give them a light squeeze, and Dean catches your wrist.
“That’s enough.” He mutters, twining your fingers together. “Jesus, woman, gonna blow it before I even get inside of you.”
Your eyes widen. You’d almost forgotten about that part.
“That’s not going to fit inside of me.”
Dean chuckles. “Yeah, it will.”
“No, I mean like- It can’t-“
“It can.”
“Dean, I’m serious-“
He shuts you up with a quick rough kiss, and you go embarrassingly limp. His cock rubs between the folds of your pussy, bumping and pressing against your clit, and your breath hitches. Oh, God.
“Just do what I tell ya,” he mutters. “We’re gonna make it fit.”
You do. It is very easy to do what Dean tells you, when he follows through on all his promises. When he gives you such low and certain orders, and you find yourself molding perfectly around his cock.
Because it does fit. Somehow, Dean spreads your legs and kisses your pussy once—as if he can’t help himself—before crawling over you and slowly pushing the head of his cock inside of you. It’s tight at first. He grunts, pressing his brow to you shoulder, and rubs tight circle around your clit with his thumb.
“Open up for me, baby,” he rasps. “C’mon.”
You go limp with every inch he feeds you. The stretch is glorious, pulling you apart with every drag over your fluttering walls, every low grunt of your name from Dean’s lips. His determination to tease you seems to dissolve, by the time he’s fully seated inside of you, his balls pressed against your ass. He pants in your ear, hot and heavy, and cradles your body in his arms like it’s fragile.
“Slow,” he mutters, and it sounds like he’s talking to himself more than you. “Gonna go slow.”
You keen, at the first, lazy thrust of his hips. A lewd, wet sound fills the air, and the head of Dean’s cock pushes right up against that already abused spot inside of you, making stars dance behind your eyes. Every roll of Dean’s hips makes your whole body spark. He kisses all over your face, his own voice thick and wrecked as you clench around him.
“Takin’ me so well, baby,” he rasps. “Feels good, doesn’t it. Feels so fuckin’ good, bein’ filled up with cock like you deserve-“
His words fall into a moan, his hips snapping forward, and the air gets knocked from your lungs. A sound you’ve never heard escapes you, and Dean chuckles, kissing your open mouth as he repeats the motion.
“Yeah, you like that.” He pulls almost fully out, then slams back forward. “Say it, baby girl, say you like it-“
“I like it,” you gasp out, sounding drunk to your own ears. “Love it, Dean- Fuck- Fuuuck-“
Dean captures your mouth in another kiss, and sets a brutal, drilling pace. You’re split open with every thrust, your every nerve on fire as he fucks you like a machine. He never gets too fast, just hard. Over and over and over again, until you’re gasping for air and clawing at his shoulders. That pressure turns molten and demanding, threatening to burst. Dean’s fingers dig into your hips. He moans in your ear, his own words staring to slur.
“Tight,” he moans. “So fuckin’ tight- I- I can’t- Shit-“
Dean’s hands fumble, dragging over your thighs and as he gropes for your pussy. Two fumbling fingers find it, rubbing tight circles, and you cry out, clenching down on his cock.
“Let go, sweetheart, need you to let for ‘f me- Fuck-“
Your orgasm hits you even harder than before, and your vision goes white. Your pussy flutters and clenches, something hot gushing out as your body trembles with overwhelming pleasure. It’s a strange sensation, but not bad. Not even close. You think you scream with pleasure, but Dean slams his mouth over yours and muffles the sound.
His hips stutter and jerk. You whine his name and he grunts, slamming forward and burying himself at the hilt as his cum spurts deep inside you, mixing with your own release.
You’re almost gone to the world. Dean lies over you, kissing you as you float back down, murmuring praise you can barely hear.
“Gonna clean you up,” he grunts, and you whine when his weight disappears.
“Deeean.” You grab at the air and catch his bicep. “Stay.”
You pout at him, eyes watery and hopeful. He just chuckles, kissing your knuckles before drawing back up, and promising to return.
He better. You really don’t want to let go of him now.
Dean brings a wet, warm towel, and cleans between your thighs. You didn’t realize how sore you were until he touches you with such light hands, but it’s a good kind of sore. When you moan, it’s not even really in pain.
He brings you water. A snack and a fresh shirt, that he bundles you in like a penguin. You somehow end up curled against his chest, half asleep and smiling against his bare, warm chest.
“I like you,” Dean says suddenly, and you beam. You don’t think you’ve ever felt so bubbly in your life.
“I like you too-“
“No,” his jaw works, the words low and tight. “I like like you- Like- Fuck-“
He runs a hand over his face, shaking his head. It’s almost adorable.
“You- You’re just- That really wasn’t nothin’ for me, sweetheart, not even close-“
You take his trick. You push up on his chest, press your lips together, and kiss him until he shuts the fuck up. He kisses you back immediately, cupping your face between shaking hands. You smile against his lips, pulling back just enough to whisper, “I like you too.”
Dean’s eyes snap open, his voice hoarse. “Really?”
“Yeah,” you flush. “A- A lot.”
Dean grins. He smiles wider than you knew he could, and slams a shorter rougher kiss against your lips before pulling back again. Like he can’t stand not to look at you for too long.
“Can I take you out?” He says, and you nod.
“Can we have more sex,” you whisper, and he laughs, pressing another kiss against your lips.
“Any time you want, baby.” He says. “You’re mine now.”
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✦summary: soldier boy never liked soft things, until he met you. suddenly, there's nothing more important in the world✦
✦warnings/tags: Soldier Boy x female!reader, no use of y/n, no description of reader, age gap (he's a hundred), angst, switching pov between ben and reader, softer!ben, canon divergance, pining, plot to earn the smut (dirty talk, posessiveness, teasing, praise and degredation kink, size kink, dry humping, body worship, dom!Ben, nipple play, finger sucking, begging, manhandling, oral f!reciving, pussy spanking, overstimulation, clit abuse, creampie, monster dick ben, rough sex, this man is a sex god fr fr, edging, dumbification, dacryphilia, hyperspermia, squirting), love confessions, fluff✦
✦wc: 11k✦
✦author's note: request! i love that old man✦
Butcher said he knew a librarian, and Soldier Boy snorted.
“You think some moldy, four-eyed broad is going to help us fix this? Some gal who’s never gotten her hands dirty in her life?”
“I think we’re runnin’ outta options,” Butcher said, shooting Soldier Boy a look of challenge. “You got better ideas, I’m all ears. ‘Till then, we’re goin’ to see my girl.”
Soldier Boy had opened his mouth, ready to suggest many better ideas—he was full of them, a real strategic genius—when Hughie cleared his throat from his side. He had a hand up, like he was going to touch Soldier Boy’s shoulder, but thought better at the last second.
“She’s- You’ll like her, I think,” Hughie twitched, struggling to hold Soldier Boy’s gaze, but still trying. He’d never say it, but Soldier Boy admired the weed, twitchy kid’s tiny balls, for not giving up and running to the hills. Bravery wasn’t exactly in the cocksucker’s favor. “You’ll like her a lot more than us.”
That almost made Soldier Boy laugh. “That ain’t gonna be hard, kid.”
But screw him north, south, and to Tinseltown, the cocksucker was right.
They walked into the library, and the first thing Soldier Boy noticed was that it was warm and cool all at once. Like stepping into a building made of springtime. Sunlight poured in, but there was a soft hum in the background from the fans. The furniture was cozy, but everything was perfectly clean. Butcher called out a name, lazily bouncing on his feet, and an angelic voice called back.
“Be right there!”
Butcher smirked. Hughie shifted nervously, shooting Soldier Boy looks like he’d explode in this little fairy book house. He wouldn’t. Place wasn’t worth wasting his bomb on anyways.
Then you floated into view, and Soldier Boy felt the ground under his feet shift. You weren’t a molding, self-important, four-eyed bitch. If this was a fairy book house, you were a fairy. If you had the voice of an angel, it was because you were an angle, and the world twisted itself to give you everything you needed. The sunlight bended, hitting you like some scene from those romance movies he’d always refused to shoot. You floated more than walked. You smiled like you knew everything, and it didn’t even piss him off.
Soldier Boy hadn’t been a teenager in almost a hundred years, but suddenly he remembered. How it felt for his face to heat and his cock to twitch and his heart to race under his palms. He kicked himself silently, gritting his jaw and standing a little taller. He was a grown fucking man. An American icon. A hero. He wasn’t going to tip over his fucking feet like some kid, especially not for some pretty girl that probably looked down on him. On everyone. The smart ones always did.
They were also the most fun to get in bed. They got bratty, then stupid when he fucked them nice and slow. All the mocking and sass draining out of their pussy, onto Soldier Boy’s hands and cock. Sharp eyes go dazed and sneers fall into open, shocked lips.
You’ve got those sharp eyes, as you take their little group in. They’re like a hawk, picking them apart with a single look. A hawk in a doll’s body. A sexy, smart little doll.
But there’s no sneer. Even as you glare at Butcher, you’re more pouting than anything else. Solider Boy wonders if you’d pout while begging for him, or just get defiant and bitchy. He’d love to find out.
“You’re getting blood on the carpet,” you tell Butcher, and he shrugs.
“Ain’t you worried about where I’m leakin’ the blood from, love-“
“No.” You cross your arms, lifting you chin. “You’re going to clean it up.”
Butcher’s shoulders curve slightly. Like a scolded fucking child. “C’mon, I got other shit to be workin’ on-“
“Then you shouldn’t have dragged blood on my carpet.”
“But- I got work I needed ya for-“
“Hughie can tell me about it.” You offer Hughie a small smile, and he waves in return.
Soldier Boy stands a little taller. Maybe you just haven’t noticed him yet.
“Clean,” you snap at Butcher, turning on your heels and marching back between the shelves.
Butcher looks at Hughie and Soldier Boy, like they’re supposed to save him from this shit. Hughie gives him an apologetic smile, and follows you into the back. Soldier Boy grins, clapping Butcher on the shoulder before following.
“You didn’t tell me she was a firecracker-“
“She ain’t a firecracker,” Butcher muttered, rolling up his sleeves and glaring around the entryway for whatever people use to clean things. “She’s a fuckin’ problem.”
Soldier Boy smirked, looking back to where you disappeared. “Even fuckin’ better.”
Butcher snorted, giving Soldier Boy a strange, half-amused look. “Good luck with that one, Gov. Don’t blow the fuckin’ job.”
Soldier Boy flipped him off. He’d never blown the job over a woman before—not even an ethereal, enchanting one—and he’s not about to start now. He stood in the corner of your little office, while Hughie asked you questions about books and chemicals and other, smartass shit that Soldier Boy’s never bothered with. He always had people like you on payroll, to give him those answers when he needed them, but usually he didn’t. You punch anything hard enough, it breaks. And he was pretty fucking good at punching.
He said that, at one point. Hughie sighed like he was in physical pain—kid was fucking dramatic—and you just gave him a curious tilt of your head.
“You’re good at punching?”
“I’ m the fuckin’ best.” Soldier Boy pushed off the wall, crossing over to the desk. “Could show you sometimes. Teach you how to defend yourself.”
“Hm.”
You looked him up and down, and Soldier Boy found himself puffing out his chest and flexing his arms. He’d dealt with hard to get girls before. They always cave, when he chases long enough. When he gives them a bit of a show, and promises them it’ll be worth their time.
“What would I be defending myself against?” You asked, soft and sweet. Your voice was like honey. Soldier Boy wanted to get trapped in it, like a fly.
“There are evil people out there,” he drawled, leaning over the desk.
You didn’t lean away, but you blink, and Soldier Boy hears your heartbeat skip. Any reaction is a good one. Meant he was doing something to your body, and that was the first step in getting his foot through the door.
“But I’m here to protect you,” Soldier Boy winked, and stuck out a hand. That was his favorite line. It always fucking worked. “Soldier Boy, doll. Pleasure to meet you.”
Usually, that line made women of all ages and makes swoon. They’d bat their lashes and giggle if they were easy, roll their eyes and flush if they were hard, get starry-eyed if they were innocent, or twirl their hair of they were just as sinful as Soldier Boy himself. But you looked him up and down, and your heartbeat was at a steady baseline. You watched him like you were trying to read him. Like he had thoughts written over his face, and you were skimming through them. Through him.
“I know,” you said, taking his hand and shaking once. Your fingers weren’t trembling. Your smile was kind, but controlled. “Nice to meet you.”
Soldier Boy blinked, hand still hanging in the air as you turned back to your computer. He’d felt an unsteady heartbeat under his fingers, when you’d touched. But it wasn’t yours. It was his. He wasn’t fucking nervous. His mouth was oddly dry. He cleared his throat and stood back up, trying to strangle some fucking dignity into his body. He wasn’t about to fold in half like some fucking pussy. He just hadn’t gotten properly laid in too fucking long. You were pretty. That was fucking it.
You helped Butcher and Hughie with the job, tracking down books and flipping through them with nimble fingers. Soldier Boy imagined them wrapped around his cock, and forced himself not to rub himself through his pants. He wasn’t about to be that fucking pathetic, no matter how much it hurt. No matter how he couldn’t look away from you for a single second, in case you just turned into mist and turned out to be some kind of fucked up hallucination.
Soldier Boy watched you, as you read and spoke to Butcher. You were polite. Please and thank you and tiny fucking giggles that made his balls heavy. It would be fun to fuck all that out of you. All those sweet words pouring out of your lips, as you’d cry and sing for him.
Butcher seemed to respect you, which said something Soldier Boy wasn’t sure how to hear. Nothing and everything good. When Hughie told you what supes they were going after, you didn’t blink or crow uselessly about murder not being right. You’d just rolled up your sleeves and gotten to fucking work. Soldier Boy could appreciate that. No use in crying about shit that had to be done.
“How’d Butcher find someone like you,” Soldier Boy asked when it was just the two of you. You looked up with raised brows, he almost fucking balked.
Pretty fucking doe-eyes that ripped right through him. Fucking dangerous.
“Someone like me?” You echoed, and he grunted.
“You’re too fucking gorgeous to be tangled up in this shit-“
“Am I?” Your lips twitched. “I wish someone would’ve told me that. I would’ve kicked you out.”
Soldier Boy opened his mouth, his tongue dragging over his lips. You kept fucking smiling and talking, and he was asking you to smile and talk, but it did something drug-like to his brain and he didn’t fucking like it.
“You know, I used to watch your movies as a kid,” you said casually.
Soldier Boy smirked, leaning forward with his elbows on his knees. He could fucking work with that. “Yeah? You a groupie?”
That got another, breathy little laugh from your lips. Christ, the sound was addicting. “Not quite. I’m not- That’s not really something I do.”
“Somethin’ you do? The fuck does that mean.”
You shrugged. “Hero worship.”
Soldier Boy frowned. The fuck were heroes for, if not to be worshipped. “You think you’re too good for that shit? For getting wet from seein’ someone you want on a screen?”
That got a flush. It’s the best fucking color he’d seen, on your face. He wanted to kiss over it, make it bloom down your neck and over your tits.
“I bet you were a dirty fuckin’ girl, weren’t you,” he leaned further forward, and dared to reach over the desk. To brush his fingers against your arm, and revel in the way you shivered from his touch. “Had posters of me in your room, didn’t you. Used to touch yourself, thinkin’ about me breaking through the fucking wall and taking you right there.”
You blinked at him, with those pretty fucking eyes. They were glossy, now. Another step. He was closer, to what he wanted, and it was the best damn feeling in the world.
“Well, I’m here to make dreams come true, doll,” he traced down your arm, and your breath caught. “Just tell me how you want it, I’ll fuck you ‘till you’re too cross-eyed to read this shit.”
He jerked his head to the books, and waited. This was the part where you told him to bend you over the desk, to pin you to the wall, to pull you into his lap and let you ride him until you passed out.
But instead, you fucking laughed. You pulled your arm back and giggled, shaking your head like he’d said something funny. Soldier Boy’s mouth fell open, and he felt like a fucking idiot. You flipped through your little book, ignoring his dumbfounded expression. He opened and closed his mouth like a damn fish, trying to figure out what the hell just happened.
“My favorite was Ghosts of Hanai,” you told him, offering another one of those mind-numbing smiles. “Did you know it was a book first?”
Soldier Boy did not know that. He couldn’t remember how to speak, to tell you that.
“It’s a really good book. Obviously you’re not the main character- In the book- But I kind of liked the adaptation anyway. It wasn’t as- You know- Good. But it was more fun.”
“I’ll show you fun,” he muttered before he could stop himself, and you just giggled again.
If you did that shit one more time, he was going to have to go into the bathroom to beat himself off. Soldier Boy knew why Butcher called you a problem, now. You were perfect, and infuriating, and he should’ve wanted to put your head through a wall for fucking laughing at him, but he didn’t. He wanted to hear that songbird sound again. He wanted to fucking get under your skin, the way you’d seeped under his.
“Bye, Soldier Boy,” you waved to him like a sweet siren, when they were ready to go. He grunted, and waved back.
“You sure she ain’t some kind of supe,” he asked Butcher in the van, and Butcher snorted.
“I’ve wondered, but nah. Just a fuckin’ human.”
Butcher gave Hughie some kind of secret look that Soldier Boy didn’t concern himself with. He was too busy thinking about you. He’d have to go back to you see you. He’d make up a reason why. But he wasn’t used to not getting things he wanted, and he was worried he might want you so much his annoying fucking heart was going to give out about it. He couldn’t allow that.
You’d remember him. You’d laugh for him more. He’d figure out what made you like him, and he’d do it, and then this annoying buzz in his bloodstream could fuck off.
This annoying fucking feeling better fuck off.
It wouldn’t fuck off.
Soldier Boy found himself back at your library after a week. If anyone asked, he’d say he tried to stay away. It would be to preserve dignity. To pretend he hadn’t been hoping they’d need more stupid books so he could go back and see you.
You were clinging to the edge of his every thought. That laugh, that smile, the magnetic way you’d spoken and sat and been. Gentle but not weak. Kind but not stupid. A rare kind of thing to be, when you knew the dark kind of shit that grew in the corners of the world. Part of Soldier Boy prayed it was just an act. That he’d talk to you a little more, and you’d be no better than the rest of them. Then he could fuck you and forget after, like he’d done with almost every other person on his long, stained list of bodies.
But you were just fucking like that. And it was insufferable and enchanting and fucking amazing.
“Soldier Boy,” you said when he returned, blinking in surprise, and something else he couldn’t read. “You’re… back?”
He grunted. “Obviously.”
“Do you need help with another-“
“No.”
You frowned at him. Did that little head tilt, and Christ, what he wouldn’t give to just bury his fucking face in your neck and breathe you in.
“I just here to get a book,” he heard himself say, and Jesus, you were doing something to him. He didn’t give a fuck about books. He certainly didn’t want one.
But you were here. And Soldier Boy had a feeling you wouldn’t be open to him just being here to see you.
And you lit up, when he said he wanted a book. Great. Now he was going to have to fucking read, just to get some pussy.
“What book?”
“A- Big one.” That had to be impressive. “Biggest you’ve got, doll.”
He winked, looping his thumbs through his belt. You made that face again, brow raising slightly. “Big as in long, or complicated?”
Soldier Boy shrugged. “Both.”
“Fiction or Nonfiction?”
Why were there so many kinds of fucking books. “Whichever one you like better. I trust you won’t give me something shit.”
That made your lips twitch, and it hit Soldier Boy like a rush of coke. His head got lighter and the world got sharper, and you smiled at him, and that heartbeat was his again. He really was worse than a fucking teenager.
“Wait here,” you told him, and he did. Like a fucking dog.
You came back with a massive heap of a book. There couldn’t be that many words in the world, let alone enough sentances to make something that long. Anything worth saying shouldn’t take more than a fucking page.
“Infinite Jest.” You passed him the book, and he stared at you. “Long and complicated.”
Soldier Boy grunted, not bothering to spare the book a glance. You were what he was here for, and if you just fucking walked away, he felt like he might explode.
“You like this thing?” He almost barked, and you paused, already a half-step back.
“It’s okay,” you said slowly. Actually fucking thinking about your answer. “I like his essays better.”
“Essays?” Soldier Boy frowned. “You like his fuckin’ book reports?”
You gave him one of those coy, honeyed half-smiles again. He was worried he was going to fucking drool. “Creative essays. Like- Book reports about your life.”
Soldier Boy nodded, glancing down to the book, then back to you. He didn’t want to read this shit. Book reports had, as far as he remembered, always been short. And he wanted to see what kind of shit you liked to read. What you considered good. “I want one of those. Instead of this.”
He’d meant it to be an order, but it came out without the usual edge he put in his tone. That edge was his best weapon. It had won him countless battles before they even fucking started.
But you just gave him that fucking look. The one where he felt flimsy and stupid and weak, his body all excited from your attention and his fingers itching to dig into your soft looking skin. You smiled, and he swallowed, drawing himself a little taller. He wouldn’t just fall into you. He refused to be that fucking weak.
“Read that first,” you told him. “Then we’ll talk about the essays.”
You turned and walked away. Soldier Boy let you go, because if he touched you, he was worried he was going to turn into more of a weak fucking lapdog than he already was. He wished he could read you—read that smile, those looks, the lacey tone you took with him and seemingly no one else—as well as you seemed to be able to peel him right apart. He looked back at the book, roughly flipping it to the first page. He tried to read the first sentence, but the words floated off the fucking page and didn’t even brush through his brain. He couldn’t read this shit.
Then we’ll talk, you’d said.
You’d talk to him, if he read this.
Christ on a Cross. He was going to try and read a book.
It took him a month. A month of staring at words in the dead of night, when he couldn’t sleep and no one was around to see. If Butcher caught him trying this shit, he’d never hear the end of it. Hell, he wasn’t hearing the end of it now, and no one even knew he was reading.
“Where you goin’, Gov?” Butcher barked as Soldier Boy moved to the door, and he scowled at the air.
“None of your fucking business.”
Then Butcher said your name, smiling knowingly, and Soldier Boy wanted to punch his teeth in. “You’re goin’ to see her again, ain’t you-“
“Said it was none of your fucking business,” Soldier Boy spat, raising a firm finger. “Not another word, or I punch your teeth into your asshole, you got that?”
Butcher just laughed to himself, and Soldier Boy ground his teeth. It wasn’t anything like your laugh, but then again, nothing was.
“Hi, Soldier Boy,” you greeted him without looking now. He wanted to think that meant something. That you were getting as obsessed with his presence as he was with yours. “Did the dictionary help?”
“Mhm,” he glanced at the sitting area, where a few old folks—younger than him, but wrinkled in a way he’d never be—were poking through the newspapers and chatting. There were some kids in the book section. Few teens giggling, somewhere deeper between the shelves.
No one paying him any mind. No one to look at him and wonder what the fuck Soldier Boy was doing in a library, why he’d needed a dictionary, like he was some dumbass who couldn’t speak or read or-
“I needed a dictionary,” you said, and Soldier Boy blinked. You were looking at him. Right at him. He felt it, in his heartbeat, and he never wanted it to fucking stop.
“What,” he said, stupid and drunk, and you smiled.
“I needed a dictionary. To get through Infinite Jest. The first time,” you amended, your eyes getting strangely softer the longer you watched him. “But- I still needed it.”
Soldier Boy’s hands curled into fists. “You read it multiple times?” This one time was feeling like it was going to fucking kill him.
“I read most things multiple times.”
He snorted. “Jesus.”
That made you blink. A faint flush creeped onto your face, and you looked back to your computer. Soldier Boy froze. Your heart was doing a little fucking stumble.
Interesting.
“You’re real fuckin’ smart, huh?” He tried, just to see what would happen.
Your heart did the little stumble again.
Jackpot.
“Maybe,” you mumbled, glaring at your screen. “I just- Like books.”
Soldier Boy snorted. “Yeah. Think I figured that one out myself.”
You hummed, not meeting his gaze anymore. You were getting quiet. He didn’t like it. Not like this. You’d be allowed to get quiet and shy when he was balls deep inside of you. Right now, he wanted to hear that pretty fucking voice, teasing and sassing and helping him, all at once.
“What kind of books do you like,” he asked, and it sounded lame to his own ears.
But you looked at him. And screw him up the ass and sideways, it was fucking worth it.
“What kind of books do I like?”
“That’s what I fucking said, isn’t it?”
You stared at him. He stared back, because there was one thing he wasn’t going to let himself do, and it was back off of this.
“Why?”
And Soldier Boy leaned back. Because you said it like that was a real question. Like he wouldn’t, obviously, naturally, want to know every fucking thing about you. Women liked it when someone listened, he’d learned over the years. He’d listen to whatever the fuck you wanted to say, if it got you closer to being in his arms.
“Because,” he said, and your lips tugged down into that pretty pout.
“Because why?”
“Can’t I just fuckin’ want know?” He snapped, and you leaned back in your chair, crossing your arms.
“No one ever just wants to know.”
Soldier Boy rolled his eyes. “Well, you’re looking at someone, doll. So get that through your pretty head.”
You blinked. Flushed. Wrapped your arms around yourself, like you were trying to stop that loud heartbeat from jumping right out of your chest.
“I like everything,” you said stiffly, and Soldier Boy smirked.
“Everything, huh.”
You shrugged, and he leaned over the desk. Your breath hitched, and he knew his features were turning wolfish, but he didn’t fucking care. You seemed into it anyways.
“Everything,” he breathed, and your lips pressed in a nervous little line. “Show me what everything is, then.”
And I’ll show you everything, gorgeous. He thought about saying it. Thought about how you’d melt and get nervous and he’d have his in.
But he didn’t. He couldn’t figure out why—what the fuck was wrong with him, what the fuck you were doing—but the words got caught, and he didn’t say them. He had you where he wanted you anyway, he rationalized. Talking to him. Smiling at him. Breaking you right now would be too fucking easy.
Since when had he not wanted easy.
Maybe since you pulled him through the bookshelves with light, delicate fingers on his wrist. Like you were afraid of breaking him. Since you talked and talked and talked, and he realized how fucked he was.
He wasn’t listening to you talk to fuck you. He just wanted to hear you talk, about books and ships and history and romance and any other fucking thing you wanted. He went home with a book he hadn’t gone there for, because you said it would help him keep trudging through Infinite Jest, and it did. He finished it that week, and marched back into your library with a prideful grin, slamming the monster of a book down on your desk.
“Done,” he declared, and you smiled at him like you were fucking happy, and it did something to his chest he didn’t want to name. Something fucking gooey and light. Something dangerous and strange.
“Did you like it?” You asked him, like it fucking mattered.
Soldier Boy nodded, and you beamed.
“I have something for you, next.”
Of course you fucking did. You were just perfect like that. And the next thing was a damn picture book, but when he glared at you, you just giggled and pushed it further into his hands.
“Trust me,” you said, and fuck him, he did.
He took the damn book, because you were the one handing it to him, and he’d read it, because that smile was the best thing he’d ever damn seen.
“Bye, Soldier Boy,” you said when he walked away, and he paused.
Soldier Boy. The character, in the movie you hadn’t liked as much as the book. “Ben.”
You blinked, and he sighed.
“My name is Ben.”
“Oh- Okay,” you flushed, and there it was again. That little skip in your heart. “My name is-“
“I know your name, doll,” he drawled, and you bowed your head. Shy and adorable and he was so fucked.
“Right. I- I knew that.”
He chuckled, grinning down at you, and that hawk sharpness in your eyes was gone. You looked like a fucking bunny, and screw him, he wanted to bend you over right there. He brushed his fingers with yours, and you made the tiniest fucking sound.
“Bye, pretty girl,” he said, and you mumbled another bye of your own.
Soldier Boy took a deep breath through his nose, and smelled it. Heady and thick and purely fucking you.
You were turned on. It made his own cock twitch in response, throbbing and begging him to coat itself in that sweet slick between your legs. To feel the way it would stick and slide against him, to cover himself in you and make you his and-
He took a deep breath. He’d be back tomorrow. He’d keep testing it, until you snapped. You made him chase, he’d keep fucking chasing. He didn’t want to just take you anymore. He wanted to make you admit it. That you wanted him as much as he wanted you.
He was worried that wasn’t fucking possible. That no one had ever wanted anyone, as much as he wanted you.
Feelings were so fucking annoying. He still refused to name them. You’d do that for him, with all your smart words and pretty eyes.
Soldier Boy looked over his shoulder before he walked out the door. You were watching him. He smirked, waving a hand in goodbye. You flushed and looked frantically back to your computer.
He’d get you where he wanted you. Didn’t matter what he’d need to do. He looked at the book in his hands. Comic, you’d called it. He’d give it a shot. For you.
He was starting to worry, about the type of shit he’d do for you.
“What’s your thing,” Ben grunted at you one day, and you frowned.
“My thing?”
“Everyone’s got something that gets them in this shitty game,” he said. “They kill someone you love? Help someone you hated. One of those soft little fuckin’ pussies try and do something to you?”
A small, angry part of him flared at that. Anything that had touched you would burn.
“I mean- It’s just the right thing to do,” you mumbled, looking back to your book, and Ben snorted.
Of course you’d do the right fucking thing. He knew you better now. He shouldn’t have bothered to be surprised.
You liked things too much. You were too soft and too hard in all the strangest places. You never looked at him like you were afraid, and you praised him for finishing comic book after comic book—you’d been right, he liked those things, more than he’d say aloud, but you knew—and then you’d flush when he gave you a little too much attention and get sassy when he tested you.
He knew about your past now. There were darker parts that made him angry. Happier shit that made you smile, and made him want you to smile about him one day.
You knew about his past. More than he’d ever told the tabloids. He’d found it slipping out of him, the longer he was around you. But you had that effect on him. Flowing over his like the fucking ocean and catching him in your tide. He didn’t fight it. Anything that made you look at him, that let him tease you, and made you all fucking soft and sugary.
Ben brought you dinner now, like some kind of delivery boy. But you always smiled at him, and asked him how his day had been, and damn him that kept making it worth it. You kept making it worth it. He was allowed in your place now, and he didn’t question why. He’d just been there, and you’d been going home, and he’d been allowed to walk you there. It wasn’t too far from the library, and pretty fucking small, but it smelled like you. Felt like you. So he liked it, and he found a reason to be there almost every fucking day, and that reason was food or your safety or another comic book. You’d talk and he’d listen, then he’d talk and you’d listen, and fuck him, he felt better than he had in longer than he wanted to admit. In maybe forever. And it was all fucking you.
“Wow.” Hughie had said to him, about a week ago. “You really don’t just want to like- You know. Bang her.”
Ben had grunted, not bothering to respond. All the shit he said just made them bigger asses. Butcher had taken to asking him to read every single piece of paper they came across. Frenchie had been making kissy faces behind his back, and asked him to make out with a book. The only reason Ben hadn’t crushed his skull with a single hand was that he’d be kicked out, and you’d probably frown upon that upon that.
“Heard you been reading,” MM had grunted to him. “Didn’t know you knew how.”
Ben had ignored that too, mostly because he hadn’t know he could read either. But he was getting better at it. Helpful to have a good motivator.
You.
He didn’t want to just fuck you anymore. He wasn’t sure what the fuck he wanted. You smiled and the world felt in order. You said his name and it sounded like being called home. Fucking you would be a benefit—you’d only gotten hotter, the longer he’d looked, and his shower and pillowcases knew your name as well as his dreams did by now—but he also liked just… sitting here. Talking. Like some cucked, pathetic little housewife-
“Why do you do it?” You asked, and Ben paused.
“Do what? Fight?”
You nodded, watching him with that judgement free curiosity. He frowned at his burrito, hoping it would give him the answer. He didn’t fucking know. He never thought about that kind of shit, unless you asked him to.
“Couldn’t you just… leave?” You asked softly, and he glanced up at you under heavier eyes.
“You want me to leave, doll?”
“No.”
You’d answered so quickly. It made him feel a million feet tall, and decide that maybe flying wasn’t that fucking bad, if this was what it felt like.
“But- Do you really want to do this forever?” Your voice was so quiet, Ben was worried you were trying to tread lightly around him. He never wanted you to do that. Not with him. If he was getting raw and weak, you had to fucking come down with him.
“Nah,” he took a large bite of his burrito, speaking through the mouthful. “Sick of it. All of it. Been lookin’ for something better-“
“Ben,” you chastise, holding out a napkin. “Chew.”
He rolled his eyes, but chewed. You smiled, waiting patiently for him to finish. He never fucking knew how you did that. Put up with him, when all the members of Butcher’s team looked like they wanted to throttle him every damn second. He used to like it like that. To be satisfied, with the way people would glare at him and not be able to do a fucking thing about it.
But you just… liked him. And that felt better than anything else.
“Looking for something better,” he said after he swallowed. “Y’know. Not this shit.”
“What does better look like?”
You asked it gently, and he doesn’t need to think about it.
Better looked like you.
“Still figuring that out, doll,” he muttered, and something taut flashed over your features. Ben frowned. Times like this, he really fucking wished he could read you.
“I hope you figure it out soon,” you mumbled, and Ben swallowed.
He did too.
You’re getting confused, but Ben is a confusing man.
Everything you’d heard about him—from Butcher, Annie, and the TV—said that he’d be a monster. An impossible, murderous asshole who’d snap you in half to get what he wanted. Over sexual and disrespectful. Arrogant and cold.
And he was arrogant. He was impossible, and a bit of an asshole. He’d flirted with you like he couldn’t help himself, and looked at you like he wanted to eat you alive.
But then he actually read the book. He smiled at you, and got soft around edges you hadn’t even noticed were so sharp. It had been like watching barbed wire unravel. Concerning and strange and… endearing.
Ben was surprisingly endearing.
It was like he’d never just had a friend before. He wandered after you in the library like a puppy, and leaned over your desk with squared shoulders like he wasn’t quite sure what he was doing himself.
“What’s that,” he’d ask you every day, about almost every thing, and you’d shove down a laugh. Under all the gruffness and anger, he mostly just seemed confused. About the world. About you.
So at least it was mutual. The uncertainty.
Because for everything you understood about Ben—his loneliness, his age, his strange puppy like demeanor—you didn’t get this. What he meant to you. What you meant to him.
You’re afraid you’re in love with him. That somewhere between take-out dinners and telling him you read romance books, he stopped being just Ben and became yours.
Not yours.
No one else’s. He says he hasn’t gotten laid in forever. Between visiting you and working, you’re sure he hasn’t had time to mess around in a bar or alleyway. That makes you smug, in a way that sits too brightly in your chest. You don’t want him to find that kind of feeling anywhere. You wish he’d ask for it from you.
He makes moves. He flirts and teases and smirks when it pools between your legs, nostrils flaring and eyes gleaming. Like he fucking knows. But he never does anything about it, and you’re going insane.
You mean something to him. You had to. He’s not the kind of man who would’ve stuck around this long, if he didn’t. But he’s also not the kind of man to deprive himself of things. If he wanted you, he should’ve fucking taken you by now.
Hughie turned red, and mumbled something about this not being his business, when you brought it up.
“Just- Talk to him,” he’d pleaded. “Not me. Never me- I- I like life.”
You’d frowned, but Hughie had frantically changed the subject. He seemed to know something you didn’t. They all did.
“He’s fuckin’ obsessed with you,” Butcher had drawled, when you’d asked him. “That’s what we know.”
Your face had burned. “It’s- No he’s- I mean- I know he- He likes women, and- I’m one- But- Just sex-“
“Love, he could find sex on the street or gutter if his dick needed a tug,” Butcher had rolled his eyes like you—pacing and wringing your hands—were the insane one. “He read for you. I’m real bloody sure he didn’t even know what the fuck a book was, ‘fore he laid eyes on your pretty fuckin’ face.”
You’d smacked Butcher. He’d laughed, and started asking more mission-related questions.
You’d obsessed over it all day. Obsessed with you. He wasn’t. He couldn’t be. You were you and Ben was Ben. He was Soldier Boy. The handsome face you’d grown up fawning over, the big man on the TV screen that seemed untouchable. You’d almost fainted when you saw him, something like a survival instinct locking over you and stopping you from becoming a downright pathetic schoolgirl. You tried to divorce him in your head, from the idealization of a childhood crush.
But you couldn’t. He was meaner and kinder and smarter and cruder than anything you’d managed to dream of. His praise made you dizzy and his mocking tone sent a pool of desire between your thighs, and then he did the dishes when he thought you weren’t looking—you think he might be under the impression you’ll believe they’re just doing themselves—and asked about your interests and didn’t fuck around.
He was supposed to fuck around. To make it easy on you, to get over the infatuation.
He hadn’t. And now you’re so far gone you spend every day gorging yourself on his attention.
Obsessed.
Pretty girl, he calls you. You’d like to be his pretty girl, if he’d just put a claim on you. You wish you could drink enough to be brave. You wish he’d be selfish again, and just fucking take you.
But you’re going to have to do this the hard way. The way that cleaves you in half, if there’s a single wrong serration. If he just carves your chest open, takes your heart, and doesn’t offer his in return.
You have to try. Because if you don’t, you’re going to be here forever.
He brings you your favorite food, tonight. He sits with his knee bumping yours, and it makes your head so clouded you almost forget your plan.
“Do you have… anything?” You ask, your voice barely more than a nervous breath. “That you want to do?”
Ben gives you a sideways, almost confused look. “The fuck does that mean?”
“I mean, just- What are you planning to do?”
“When.”
“In the future.”
“Ah,” he shrugs, raising his burger back to his mouth. “This.”
You swallow. That’s not helpful. “This?” You prompt weakly, and he nods. “You mean- This?” You wave a hand around the room, and Ben’s lips twitch. “Me?”
“You?”
He says it like he can’t believe what he’s hearing, and your heart shrinks.
That’s what you thought. You never should’ve listened to Butcher and Hughie, you knew that wasn’t what he meant, you fucking knew it and- God, you were so fucking stupid, to think he’d want you back.
“Nevermind,” you mumble, and Ben stiffens.
“Doll-“
“I’m getting a new shipment of books tomorrow.” You don’t want to talk about this anymore. “So- I might be too busy to eat lunch-“
Ben snaps your name, and you stare at your hands.
“I- Um- I don’t know how long it will take, so you don’t have to come over-“
Ben grabs your wrist, his touch almost searing into your skin, and when you look up, he’s staring at you. He’d moved to kneel over you. Your noses would brush if you twitched. His breath fans over your face, and you’re embarrassingly slack under his hand.
“Ben…” You whisper, because you don’t want to do this. You don’t want whatever fragile thing you had—even if it was just friendship—to break.
But he doesn’t move back. He never really has.
“You’re sulking,” he mutters, and you try to bow your head, but he catches your chin with two fingers. Tilts it slowly back up, forcing you to hold his gaze. “Why.”
Your voice is tiny. “Doesn’t matter-“
“The fuck it doesn’t matter. What’s wrong with you.”
“Nothing,” you try to avert your gaze. It’s impossible. “I just- You’re- I’m-“
You cut yourself off lamely. Ben leans in closer, jaw ticking as he scans over your features.
“You want it to be you?”
Your mouth falls open. “I- What?”
“My future.” He rasps. “You want it to be you?”
“Do you?”
Your mouth falls open. “I- What?”
“My future.” He rasps. “You want it to be you?”
“Do you?”
You expect him to laugh, but the lines on his face just deepen. He lets out a sharp breath through his lips, then smirks.
“Maybe I do,” he almost purrs, tipping your chin a little futher back. “What then, doll?”
You gape at him. So close. Saying words he won’t be able to take back, but not enough to make you melt. You’re still guarded. Still careful.
“Say it,” you whisper, because you have to be sure. “The- The whole thing.”
Ben frowns. “Doll-“
“Say it,” you almost plead. “If you mean it-“ Please fucking mean it. “If this isn’t just- If I’m not just some fixation, Ben, please say it-“
He crashes his mouth over yours, and your words turn into a long, hungry whimper. His lips are chapped and warm. Soft but firm, the kiss demanding but controlled. His hand slides into your hair, the other coming up to cup the back of your neck, and you melt into his strong body. His tongue traces over your lower lip, and you whine softly.
You get breathless embaressingly fast. Your thighs press together, but he’s not making it easy on you. His hand on your neck drags down your spine and splays possessively on your back. He pulls you closer, humming in satisfaction when you brace your fingers on his thighs. His knee pushes between your legs, and you grind down against it without a thought.
“Christ,” he kisses the corner of your mouth, smirking as you pant and cling to his jeans. “Needy little thing, ain’t you?”
“Ben,” you whimper, and he hums.
“’S alright. I’m gonna take care of you.” He hooks his arm under your knees, the other sliding under your arms. “C’mon.”
You wrap your arms around his neck as he pulls you into the air, pressing your face into his neck. He carries you steadily to the bedroom, setting you down with suprising gentleness on the bed. You blink hopelessly at him, as he draws back up. He still hasn’t said it.
And like he can read your mind, Ben smirks and flicks your nose with his thumb.
“Not a fixation,” he says. “Just my pretty fuckin’ girl.”
You flush, but refuse to cave that fast. “That’s not saying it.”
Ben snorts. “Jesus, woman-“
“Say it.” You snap, before—under the burn of his gaze—adding a mumbled, “Please.”
Ben chuckles. He peels off his shirt, and you almost forget to be stubborn. His big. Even bigged than he looks with his shirt on. His skin is tanned and soft, his boobs might be bigger than yours, and you can see the flex of thick, well built muscle with every breath. Your tongue flicks over your lips, and he smirks.
“You’re real fuckin’ demanding, you know that?”
“You- You’re supposed to- Ben-“ Your protests fall flat, as he trails a light touch up the underside of your leg. “Ben- That’s- You’re- Not playing fair-“
“I’m not tryin’ to play fair, doll,” he teases. “I’m tryin’ to get you ready.”
“Ready?” you squeak, and he hums, squeezing under your knee.
“Want you to be nice and relaxed for me,” he murmurs. “Gonna use this pretty fuckin’ body right. Make you wet, make you fuckin’ stupid.”
He pushes his fingers under the hem of your shorts, and your breathing is staggered and shallow. You lean back and push into his touch all at once, and Ben’s grin widens.
“Look at that. Already playin’ nice.”
You try to glare at him, but he lean back down, pressing you back into the mattress with a deep kiss. Your fingers shoot into his hair, as his weight settles between your legs. It forces them open, his budge pressing right against you clothed, aching pussy. You hadn’t even let yourself fully feel it—the vastness of your desire—because you’d been worried it would’ve just consumed you entirely. That you’d turn into some sex-crazed lunatic, imagining Ben above you and touching you and kissing you. You would’ve turned into a puddle that spent her days in bed with a vibrator, dreaming of what she couldn’t have.
But now you have it. You have him. Kissing you like he’s trying to let you consume him. He groans, with every whimper he draws from your lips. His hips roll against your core, and your breath catches. Your cunt feels like it’s almost in pain, from the neglect of intention. You scratch at Ben’s shoulders and belt, trying to drag him closer and tear every barrier between you apart with only your nails.
Ben catches your wrist, and pins it over your head. You thrash and strain, and he just chuckles, dragging his thumb over soft skin.
“Look at you,” he rolls his hips down again, and your back arches off the bed. “How the fuck could you think I wouldn’t want this?”
You blink at him, breathing through your mouth, and Ben leans down. His kiss brushes the very tip of your nose. You mewl, wired and desperate, and Ben laughs. The mockery of it only makes the heat between your legs stronger.
“You make me fuckin’ crazy,” he says, jaw clenched tight. “Make me… Feel things.”
“You make me feel things too,” you breathe out, and Ben stills.
“Yeah?”
You almost giggle at the slack, worshipful look on his face. Guarded but leaking with a hope you’re sure his old, old heart doesn’t know how to recognize. You don’t strain against his pull on you. You just lean up and brush a kiss over his jawline.
His whole body shudders. You sink back into the cushions, beaming as his wrecked expression. A low growl rolls through his chest, and his eyes go so dark it’s almost predatory.
“You,” his voice has dropped, so impossibly deep. “You…”
Words seem to fail him. You don’t mind. You don’t love Ben because he’s a man of words. You have enough of them as it is. You surround yourself with them, and there are only so many in the world that can express this. The electric, new and fragile and hungry thing between you.
You love Ben because he’s a man of action. And you know he’s not going to be able to say he loves you.
So he crashes back down, and shows you instead.
It starts with open mouth kisses, over your collarbone and throat. You head tips back, your mouth going slack, and Ben moans against your skin.
“So fuckin’ responsive.” He snakes a hand under your body, giving you ass a firm squeeze. “Knew you would be. Sensitive fuckin’ doll, probably getting fuckin’ soaked from just a little touching.”
Humiliations burn with arousal in your gut, deep and hot and intoxicating. You are soaked. You can feel it every time you shift against him.
“Yeah, that’s right,” Ben coos, kissing a particularly soft part of your neck. “I know how bad you want this. I can fuckin’ smell it.”
Your eyes widen, your mouth falling open. “You- You what?”
“You heard me,” he pushes your shirt slowly up, thick fingers brushing over the soft skin of your stomach. “Every time you got needy, doll. I could almost taste it.”
“And you- You never-“
“You’re the one who said to be sure.”
His tone is mocking, but his touch is hot and his expression is shockingly soft. You flush under the attention, unsure what to do yourself. Just splayed on the bed for him to play with, dazed and confused. Ben grins like a wolf, and tears off your shirt without a warning. You almost protest, but he doesn’t give you the chance.
“No bra,” he takes on perked nipple, rolling it between his fingers with a dangerous smile. “Fuckin’ slut.”
You swallow, watching with wide eyes as he lean over your chest. Electricy shoots through your body, as he wraps his mouth around your neglected nipple, sucking lightly as he plays with the other one between those infernal fingers. You stare at the ceiling with fluttering lashes, lost in the warmth of his mouth. His tongue flicks, and you whimper. Ben’s teeth graze against you, and a weak noise of his name falls from your lips.
He smirks, dragging more kisses over the curve of your breast. He gives your nipple one last flick, then kisses over the hurt.
“Already bein’ so quiet,” he teases, toying with the band of your shorts. “Think I might need to make you scream, doll. Make you prove how bad you want this cock.”
“I- I want it-“ You stammer, pushing up on your elbows. “Don’t- I want it-“
“Shh.” Ben presses his finger against your mouth, and your jaw snaps shut.
He blinks. You swallow, trying to drag up the strength to resist him again, but it’s too late. He’s seen it. How fucking desperate you are to please him.
“Jesus,” he mutters, mostly to himself. “You’re- Chirst.”
Your cheeks burn. You try to roll onto your stomach, but Ben catches you and rolls you back. You pout at him, silently pleading with him not to make this a fucking thing, but he just keeps examining you. His gaze burns over your skin. You think you’re going to fucking explode.
Slowly—almost carefully—Ben pushes his thumb into your mouth. You take it, batting your lashes and loosening your jaw. The pad of his fingers tickles the back of your throat, and you suck lightly, eyes fluttering shut. Ben massages your thigh, and your legs fall further open.
“This what you really fuckin’ wanted, huh,” Ben mutters, and you hum, swirling your tongue around him. “You’ll do anything I fuckin’ tell you.”
You hum, sucking harder. You eyes burn, and you squeeze them shut.
Ben taps your cheek with his free forefinger. “Open.”
You obey, blinking through the shame, not letting yourself slack on his thumb. You flick against it, the same way he’d played with your nipple, and his throat bobs.
“Fuckin’ dangerous,” he says, and you don’t understand why he thinks that. You’re the pathetic one here.
But Ben pulls his thumb back, and with a softness you didn’t know he had, he leans down and brushes his lips against yours. It’s a restrained, teasing kiss. You think you’re going to cry, but then he pushes his knee back against your core, and you can only gasp against his mouth.
“That’s it, doll,” he mutters. “Relax for me.”
“Be- Ben-“ You blubber, already fucking ruined. “Touch me, please-“
He deepens the kiss, his tongue pressing into your mouth with such demand you almost sob. He knee grinds itself against you, moving back only so he can rip your shorts and panties away. Your breath hitches, as two massive fingers drag their way through your cunt.
“What a fuckin’ mess,” Ben growls. “I’ve been neglecting you, haven’t I. Not fuckin’ my pretty girl like she needs.”
You whine, nodding like a bobblehead. Ben pulls slightly back, kissing a stray tear on your cheek.
“Fucking crybaby,” he hisses. “Barely even done anything yet, you’re going to be a fucking wreck when I’m done.”
God, you are. There’s no way around it. Those two fingers are curling right against your weeping pussy, and if he doesn’t do something soon, you’re going to fucking scream.
“I’ll give you something to really cry about.” Ben slams a quick, harsh kiss back on your lips before pulling away. “No cumming, ‘till I say. You got that?”
You stare at him, and the softness is gone. His jaw is set, his eyes sharp, and his voice a rough command. Usually, you’d laugh at his attempts to boss you around, but right now you’re barely more than putty in his arms. You nod, and Ben huffs in satisfaction.
“Good girl.”
Your cunt squeezes around nothing. Ben must smell the gush, because his nostrils flare and his fingers dig into your hips.
“Been waitin’ too fucking long for this,” he says, kissing his way down your body. “Going to take my fuckin’ time, doll. Think I’ve earned that much, keeping my cock in my pants long as I did.”
You mewl an agreement, and Ben laughs.
“Anything I say,” he mutters to himself, pulling your legs over his shoulders. “Too fuckin’ good to be true.”
You’d argue this wasn’t good, if it wasn’t the best feeling you’ve ever experienced. You’re completely at Ben’s mercy, one massive hand massaging your ass as the opposite parts your pussy folds, giving him a good look at the evidence of your desperation.
Ben hums in approval, and your pussy clenches again. He laughs, kissing the inside of your thigh, and blows a puff of cool air against your clit. Your hips fly off the bed as you cry out, and Ben slams them down with a single hand.
“Stay still.” He orders, and you whimper in acknowledgement.
You’re going to try. You’re really going to fucking try, to listen. To be good for him.
But he does’t make it fucking easy.
Ben dives headfirst into your pussy, and you almost fucking scream. You knew he was experienced, but this feels like someone’s mouth fucking you with a sex machine. A hot, messy sex machine that has rough lips and a thick tongue, plunging in and out of your gaping cunt. His nose drags against your clit, rubbing into it over and over like he’s trying to set you off, and you grab at the sheets to try and achnor yourself.
“Be- Ben- Fuck-“ He makes out with your clit, and your eyes roll back in your head. “Oh- Oh my god-“
He pulls back, smacks your pussy, and pushes his face back into your core. Your body doesn’t even seem to know how to process it, every nerve so lit up that it’s scrambled and dazed. You’re almost, literally, overloaded with pleasure.
Ben keeps eating you out with the fervor of a starved man. He uses his whole face, tonguing you like he’s trying to memorize the way you squeeze around him. Whenever you cry out for him, he spanks your pussy, and you can’t tell if it’s a punishment or reward. Maybe both, if the way your cunt pulses with every hit is an indication.
He hits your pussy again, right when you’re so close to the edge you can taste it, and you almost cum. The only thing that stops you it is physically yanking yourself back, trying to escape the intensity of his touch.
Ben grabs you and drags you back. You whine, looking up at him with glossy, tear stained eyes. He wipes them away with his thumb, glaring down at your open, wrecked expression.
“The fuck did I say about moving?”
“I- I didn’t-“
“You did.”
He plants one hand on your lower abdomen, spanking your pussy with the other. Once. Twice. Your eyes roll back and the tears roll down your cheeks, but Ben just sneers.
“You wanna cum, doll?”
“Yes- Yes, please-“
“Then be fuckin’ good.”
He spanks your pussy again, and pushes his face back in. Your cunt is so abused and raw it only takes a few seconds to work you back up to where you were before. You try not to move, but then Ben—like he wants you not to listen—flicks his clit back and forth over your clit, so fast it feels like a vibrator. Your thighs lock around his head, and your back arches off the mattress.
This time, Ben doesn’t pull back and spank you. This time is worse. He just… Keeps going. He’s strong enough to keep your hips steady against his face. He grabs your ankles, and forces them to stay around his head. You can’t get away from him, as he works your pussy. You thrash in the sheets, crying out and shoving his head as it becomes borderline impossible to hold your orgasm in, but he doesn’t fucking stop.
You’re crying, loud and pathetic, and Ben just moans against your cunt. You roll onto your stomach, trying to crawl away as your traitorous pussy grinds against his face, and Ben slaps your ass. One arm leaves your body—though it doesn’t help you at all—and you hear skin slapping behind you. You manage to twist over your shoulder, and almost cum just from the sight.
Ben, jerking himself off as he keeps you pinned to his face. His cock is thick and big, bigger than anything you’ve ever see. It’s almost pretty, and that’s not something a cock should be. He’s leaking with pre-cum. You want to lap it off of him.
He slams you further onto his face, and you mewl, collapsing back into the matteress. You might pass out, with the effort to keep your orgasm in. You can barely think, barely speak. You’re just sobbing into the sheets and lost in the pleasure.
Then it stops.
Ben pulls away, and the loss is worse than the torture. You cry out, babbling something like his name, and Ben’s lips slot gently over yours.
“Doin’ so fucking well, babydoll,” he mutters. “Just a little longer. It’ll feel good.”
You nod, trying to chase his lips when he pulls away. He hums in amusement, pressing a kiss to your neck, and drags your ass up into the air. Your knees are already wobbly. You wouldn’t be able to stay up, if Ben didn’t wrap an arm around your stomach and force you up.
“Never seen someone so fuckin’ gorgous when they cry,” he mutters, rubbing that thick cock between the lips of your pussy. “Think I just like you wet, honey. Wet and fuckin’ sweet.”
He gathers some arousal with his fingers, then reaches over to press them against your lips.
“Taste,” he orders, and you obey thoughtlessly.
You don’t taste bad. Just… Strange. You moan, but mostly because you like Ben’s fingers being back in your mouth.
“That’s it,” Ben coos, lining himself up against your entrance. “Keep suckin’, pretty girl. Know it helps.”
You hum, and you’re too gone to actually think about what he said. It helps.
Then Ben starts to push inside you, and it becomes obvious what he meant. You squeak around his fingers, and Ben shushes you, slowly. Pushing every inch in so slowly, letting you adjust before giving a little more. You’ve never been strenched this wide, had such deep an angle. You keep sucking on his thumb, trying to find something to do with your body but seize up and wiggle. Ben thumbs slowly at your clit, helping it get further and further in.
“Fuck,” he hisses when he bottoms out, his balls pressed against the curve of your ass. “Fit me like a fuckin’ glove, doll- Christ-“
Ben leans fully over you, his body blanketing yours and his hand splaying back over your stomach. His face presses into the crook of your neck, his thumb pulling out of your mouth so his hand can wrap around your throat. He grinds his hips down, and you mewl, fresh tears falling from your eyes.
Ben kisses them away, rolling his hips again. His cock hits so deep inside you, you think you see stars. Just having him in you is cruel. You’re so full, with so little friction, it’s a wonder you’re not sobbing.
But Ben takes mercy, squeezing your neck gently before whispering, “Sing for me, babydoll.”
He pulls almost fully out, slams back in, and you scream. It’s a broken, delighted sound of pleasure, and Ben groans against your skin. He lets go of your throat, letting your cheek press into the mattress, and grabs your hand. Your fingers tangle together, as you pant. There’s nothing you can really do but take it. The size of him along, it knocks the air clean from your lungs. Ben presses demanding kisses, over your face and neck. You try to kiss him back, but you mostly just writhe and cry out his name.
He’s like an animal, with all his grunts and growls of your name. Every thrust drags his cock over your g-spot, splitting you open over and over until you’re just a ball of tears and nerves in Ben’s arms. His thumb wanders back down to your clit, rubbing tight, harsh circles, and you scream. The Zpressure in your body feels seconds from exploding, and you really don’t think you can take much more.
“Be- Ben-“ Your eyes cross, as he keeps pounding into your gushing cunt. “Ooooh- Bennn-“
“I know,” he kisses your cheek, then the corner of your mouth, his hips snapping down like a drill. “Soak my cock, pretty girl. You can do it, come on-“
The permission is all you needed. Ben’s hips snap forward, the head of his cock angled to drive into that gooey spot, and you come undone. Your orgasm is blinding and powerful, sweeping through every inch of your body. It lasts, as Ben fucks and fingers you through it, unraveling you so completely you think you black out for a moment. All you remember is a heavenly, strangely pure kind of floating feeling, and Ben’s growled praise in your ear.
“Good girl,” he hisses, and you coo, pussy fluttering and weeping. “Fuckin’- Gonna fill you up, doll, fill you up real fuckin’ good- I’ll be leakin’ out of this pussy when I’m done, let everyone know who the fuck you belong to- My girl, my fuckin’ girl-“
Ben’s thrusts grow jagged, his hand moving back to your throat, and you make a blubbering sound of agreement. He chuckles, choked and rough.
“You’d fuckin’ love that. Bein’ full of me, bein’ mine, bein’- Fuck-“
Ben cums, thick ropes of cum spurting into your cunt. There’s so much of it, so much of him, you can almost feel it in your throat. Almost fucking taste it. He tries to fuck you through it, but soon his release is dripping down your thighs and spraying back to your calves, and he pulls out. A stream of it hits your back as he moans, and you only squeak when Ben rolls you over and paints your stomach and tits white as well.
It’s a glorious fucking sight. Ben in all his glory, his cock wrapped in his fist and coated in your juices, his chest heaving as he moans your name and cums all over your body. When he’s done he doubles over, crashing his lips against yours and kissing you with so much fervor, you could almost think no sex had happened at all.
He pulls back, and you giggle. You don’t know why. It just feels like the right fucking thing to do, with how softly he’s looking at you. How unbelievably fucking lucky you are. Ben raises his brows, rolls his eyes, and presses a softer kiss to your lips.
“You think this is funny?” He mutters, but there’s no venom in his voice.
You nod, smiling up at him, and he sighs.
“You’re lucky,” he mutters, and he has no idea.
You press a kiss to his lips, and they twitch up. His eyes soften again, as he takes you in. So fucked out you can’t even speak.
“Good?” He mutters, and you nod like a bobblehead.
So good. So fucking worth it, for the months of mind games of questions, with how fucking good it was.
Ben smiles. And you can read it all over his face.
How he really does feel the exact same way.
“Told you I’d take care of you,” he grunts. “My fuckin’ girl.”
And you are. And he really, really fucking does. He cleans you up and feeds you. Gets you water and crawls into bed, lighting up a joint but keeping you tucked tight into his chest. You look up at him with a dazed smile, and he looks down at like some adoring, devout follower of a secret religion.
“We should get married,” he says suddenly, and you laugh, finding enough of a voice to respond.
“Date me first, smart guy.”
He grunts, pulling you closer and kissing the top of your head. You both know there isn’t much dating that will need to be done, to get you on board. But Ben’s going to try anyway. And you love him for it. How willing he is, just for you, to really, always fucking try.
✦End note: eric kripke WISHES he had my vision of soldier boy ✦
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pairing: sam winchester x reader, dean winchester x reader
word count: tbc
rating: explicit
summary: it’s 1997. you’re sixteen and summer is in session. oh, and you are deeply in love with dean winchester. the only issue is, dean doesn't love you back. so what are you supposed to do when you're stuck with the winchesters for the entire summer? well, his brother of course.
tags/ warnings: set in late 90s, pre-canon, ages have been shifted a little, smut, loss of virginity, p in v sex, oral sex, underage drinking, unrequited feelings, everythings just a little chaotic,
notes: dont know how many parts this is going to be based on the song crush by ethel cain
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i know people like to think that dean has a bunch of kids running around all fifty states but you can’t convince me john didnt drill the idea safe sex into those boys
very gruff like don’t have some girl come crying on my fucking doorstep because you’re too stupid to wrap up like talk
like he would disguise it as his dad abandoning him being the worst feeling and how he’s always there for his kids
completely skating over the adam shaped hole in the conversation
and dean? he’s following orders every time. no matter the fun no matter the moment. dad said no so let me get a condom. subconscious maybe. probably even wrapped up in a you never can trust someone rhetoric but the end of the day that’s an order
pairing: sam winchester x reader, dean winchester x reader
word count: 2.3k
rating: teen
summary: Something's been feeling weird lately. There's just something about you, baby.
tags/ warnings: set in late 90s, pre-canon, ages have been shifted a little, angst, fluff, teenage awkwardness, sweet sweet sam winchester,
notes: i will always write teen Sam as soft whenever he’s not around john
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You fell out with Dean. You didn’t mean to. In fact, after sitting in the car stewing in that awful heat, you'd actually felt bad about what you'd said to him. How your words had caused that heartbroken look he got whenever he let his mask slip and stopped pretending that John's refusal to see him on any meaningful level besides soldier didn't bother him.
But then your own heartbreak had settled in, laying like lead in your stomach as you’d rode back home and he’d been curt and distant with you. Every attempt at conversation shut down with one-word answers and his jaw working overtime, a muscle ticking away under the taut skin, not even eased by the fact that his fake ID had actually worked and he'd been able to buy a six pack of beer with no issue. Then the minute you’d got home he’d left you alone, grocery bags slung on the counter and the six-pack grabbed and taken upstairs leaving you to unpack with heaviness in your heart.
After that all it did was fester. You didn't see him the rest of the day. You stayed out of his way with Sam, pretending that you didn't feel sick or your stomach in knots every time he came into the kitchen or you heard him in the bathroom.
And then, when it was finally acceptable to slink off upstairs without Bobby raising an eyebrow you headed to bed and cried until your pillow was sodden about the boy who didn't love you back. You lay there picturing how easy it should have been. Because Dean had been around sure, but you were the only one he'd ever been himself with.
He talked to you.
He listened to you.
He made you laugh.
And held you when you cried.
Granted, that was rare; you didn't like crying in front of people, hunters even less so. If you got hurt, Bobby told you to suck it up or asked if you were doing something stupid to end up like that. Or, if it were something worse, girl stuff as he deemed it, he just got awkward, patting you on the back with some vague sentiment of positivity that buffered you long enough that you could rein yourself in and spare you both the embarrassment.
But Dean hadn't done that. You'd been about thirteen forced to deer hunt with Bobby on a chilly November morning. You'd complained the entire way, but Bobby had just told you that there was absolutely no way he was leaving three teenagers in his house unsupervised. But he'd at least let you split up. Him and Sam on one route while you and Dean took the other. He'd been determined to bag something that day. Buck or doe. Turkey at a push. You hadn't cared but when he'd locked onto a target, ducking himself down for cover so it couldn’t see you, you'd immediately scrambled to follow.
Too quick, too rushed, boots that had lost their tread and slipped against the small muddy overhang of rock he was using as cover. To steady yourself, you lunged forward and grabbed a fistful of Dean's jacket right as he took aim. The sudden jerk made him miss the shot entirely. He’d been angry, not with you, at himself for missing. And disappointed too. Bobby had been too, at Dean for not taking the shot. Assuming he'd choked. You'd tried to tell Bobby it had been your fault, but Dean had cut you off, lying and telling him it was too harsh killing Bambi. Nodding along when Bobby had huffed that when Bambi was all he had to eat, he’d change his tune. The mistake had been brushed off and the three of them carried on, trying for more while upset gnawed at your insides.
Then Dean had caught you. Silently crying as the four of you trekked back across the forest empty handed. He'd stopped when he'd heard you sniff, turned around, and found your eyes red and your face snotty which had embarrassed you no end. He let Bobby and Sam walk far enough ahead that they couldn't hear a thing and then fell into step with you, waiting for you to explain.
'I just feel bad,' you had sniffed, 'I got you in trouble...and I know you wanted it.'
'Sweetheart ain't nobody ever been bigger trouble than me,' he'd grinned, his eyes glinting with that easy warmth, 'besides, we got to spend the day together, right? That's never a bad thing.'
And then he'd threw an arm your shoulder, bumped his lips to your head and then dragged you along to follow Bobby and Sam through the trees.
Looking back on it you'd probably started to feel differently toward him then. Three years of a secret blooming. Three years of something unspoken sitting between you with every lingering look or accidental touch.
And now it was all gone. Because he didn't see it like that. He didn't see you like that. You were his friend. Like a sister.
So you'd told yourself it didn't matter. That you loved him enough to still want him around even if only meant as a friend. After all it wasn't like you had a plethora to pick from outside Sam and Dean. Other kids didn't get it. They didn't get you. The weird girl who lived with her even weirder uncle in a house where you couldn't invite them to in case they accidentally picked up a loaded shotgun or got their noses cursed off by picking up the wrong trinket left lying around the place. Sam and Dean got it. They got the isolation and the deep, hollow loneliness. They knew exactly what it felt like to have no one else, which was why you clung so desperately to the people you did have, even when they didn't want you the way you wanted them.
Maybe that was why it hurt so much when you came down the next morning and he was back to normal, acting like nothing had happened. It was why you felt yourself scowling when he casually asked you to pass the cereal box, suddenly finding the way he shovelled a heaped spoon of Lucky Charms into his mouth incredibly irritating instead of endearing like you would have yesterday.
And it kept on like that for days, everything he did hurting just a little. No matter what it was.
It settled like electricity under your skin, stung like fire when he brushed past you or handed you something.
And yet you still cried.
Every night after you'd spent the day being snippy and he'd spent it oblivious you pulled yourself under your blanket and sobbed. You'd cried about him. Then about feeling so lovesick for him still even though you knew it was stupid.
And then after days of despair you rose one morning and realised there was only one way out.
Avoidance.
You couldn't tell him. And you couldn't keep on being angry with him forever. Sam you probably could. Sam would be confused but say nothing, bending over backwards in his head to find out what it was he'd done to hurt you before he corrected it. Each hypothesis tested and readjusted. But Dean?
Dean would just ask. If you forced his hand. If you kept snapping at him. If you kept looking away for too long, avoiding his eyes like you had done when you'd come down this morning. So you had to escape his gaze all together.
Fortunately, that part was easy. All you had to do was stick to Sam.
Sam who still seemed put out by whatever had happened before they'd arrived. Sam who slept late and went to bed even later and spent his days reading in Bobby's study or out on the back porch, content in his own world why you followed Dean's whims and kept his brain ticking over.
In fact, it was remarkably easy to be around Sam. Next to him, you could quietly mope about being cute but unlovable. Still a kid. Not Dean's type. Not anyone’s apparently. Of course you never spoke about these worries aloud. You just danced around the edges of them. And Sam seemed to give you the exact answers you wanted without even realising he was doing it.
He did it again on one blisteringly hot afternoon.
The sun was blinding, the birds were calling to one another in the sparse trees that lined the property, and Bobby had told you and Sam to get the hell out from under his feet. Dean was nowhere to be seen. You didn’t know if he’d noticed what was going on with the two of you, you hadn’t given him chance to ask about it if he had. Instead, you and Sam had just trudged outside.
You’d grabbed a couple of towels from the dryer out in the garage and draped them across the hood of an old truck, shelled out but still smooth enough to sit yourself against. Sam wasn't exactly dressed for sunbathing, but you forced him to sit with you anyway, making him read his book out loud so you could listen under the sweltering sun.
His voice was nice. Low, steady, and gentle. Not cracking anymore, a detail that you hadn’t noticed until you’d been stuck to him like glue. It had been a feature of the last two years. One that never failed to make him turn bright red and Dean to snort, and you to elbow him because he was being mean.
And he didn’t stop until Dean came out, jogging down the porch steps and into the salvage yard and only slowing down when he spotted the two of you sitting on the truck.
‘Where are you off to?’ Sam asked squinting as he looked up and found Dean coming to a stop a few yards away.
‘Store,’ Dean said shortly, his eyes shifting over to you, watching him from behind the dark safety of your oversized sunglasses.
‘Will you get some Doritos?’ Sam asked, ‘we wanna make nachos later.’
‘Yeah, sure,’ Dean said, but his eyes didn’t leave you as Sam dropped his attention back down to his book. You could feel the weight of his gaze on you, tracking over the tiny shorts on your hips, the camisole you’d pulled up to let the sun on your stomach. The metal of the truck hood was baking right through the towels, making it too hot to wear any real layers.
‘You wanna come?’ he asked.
The question hung there for a moment. And he was watching you like it was a test. You shifted uncomfortably and then looked away as you mumbled, ‘can’t.’
Dean looked between you and Sam, who had paused his reading, thumb hovering between the pages as he watched the pair of you curiously. Finally, Dean gave a tight nod, turned on his heel, and stalked off toward the Impala, tearing out of the gravel driveway at speed.
You sank back down, closing your eyes and pretending that it hadn’t took everything in you not to want to follow him. That it hadn’t made you feel sick with embarrassment at how needy you’d be if you did.
You settled into the towel, but Sam didn’t start up reading again and when you looked up, he was staring at you. You pushed your glasses up onto the top of your head, placing your hand over your eyes so he was in focus but still shielded from the sun on the north side of the house.
‘What?’ you asked self-consciously.
‘Nothing,’ Sam said, though you knew that was a lie. You knew he was thinking, always was. His mind working overtime trying to keep everything in balance. You nodded and looked away, feeling awkward and needing to do something with your hands to distract you. So, you sat up and peeled the thin straps of your camisole down. Sam watched as they rolled down your arms, tucking into the turquoise cotton that clung to your torso. Watched as you shuffled backdown, knees knocking together as you placed your feet on the edge of the hood. Then he watched as you peeled the top as down as it could go without exposing you.
‘What are you doing?’ Sam asked, averting his eyes from the soft swell of your chest lest it cause a swell somewhere else.
‘Don’t want tan lines,’ you muttered, checking to find a faint, pale patch on your shoulder where the straps had been sitting.
‘Oh right,’ Sam said softly like he hadn’t considered it. It wasn’t a surprise given it was ninety degrees out and he was still clinging to his jeans even if he had conceded to wear a short sleeve t-shirt.
Again, you settled but he didn’t start up again.
‘What, Sam?’ you sighed.
‘Just…what’s with this…the get up?’ he asked. The question made you freeze and your palms grow sweaty from the memory of Dean starting in on you in the exact same way.
‘Just wanted a change,’ you lied again, bile rising in your throat. But it was somehow easier with Sam, the words coming out softer and more earnest as you admitted, ‘just wanted to feel pretty I guess.’
You didn’t dare open your eyes. Didn’t want to look up but you felt Sam shift and they betrayed you anyway.
‘What?’ you asked self-consciously.
‘Nothing,’ Sam said simply, his voice devoid of judgement, ‘it’s just…you’re always pretty.’
You felt your heart falter at the honesty of which he said it. As though it wasn’t an opinion but fact. Not an admittance but just something he’d observed and could say without declaring you unfuckable but cute. When you didn’t say anything, his face flushed deep pink, and he dropped his eyes back to his book.
‘Yeah, yeah,’ you said, rolling your eyes and putting your hand on his, forcing him to open the page up, ‘keep reading will ya. Can’t be pretty but dumb, can I?’
Sam let out a soft chuckle, and you pulled your sunglasses back down and closed your eyes, allowing the first real, unobstructed smile you’d had in days to bloom across your face.
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The motel room was a cocoon of warmth, the kind that only comes when the sun’s been up for hours but you’ve got no intention of leaving the bed. The sheets were tangled around your legs, the air thick with the scent of Dean—leather, gun oil, and that stupidly expensive body wash he insisted on buying whenever he found a Walmart. Sam had been gone for hours, probably elbow-deep in some dusty tome at the diner, and Dean had taken full advantage.
You were still half-asleep, your body heavy with dreams, when you felt the first brush of his lips against the back of your neck. His stubble scraped your skin just enough to pull you a little closer to wakefulness, but not enough to actually wake you. His arm was a warm, heavy weight around your waist, his fingers tracing slow, lazy circles against your stomach like he was memorizing the shape of you all over again.
Then came the real tease—the slow, deliberate press of his hips against your ass, his cock already hard and needy against you, even through the thin fabric of his boxers and your sleep shorts. You mumbled something incoherent, your body instinctively arching back into him, seeking more of that delicious pressure.
Dean chuckled, low and rough, the sound vibrating against your skin. “Still asleep, huh?” His voice was a sleepy rumble. His hand slid under the waistband of your shorts, his fingers finding you already wet, ready—because even half-asleep, your body knew him. Knew what he wanted. Knew what you wanted.
His touch was maddeningly slow, his fingers parting you with a groan that sounded like it’d been torn from his chest. “Fuck, baby,” he muttered, his breath hot against your ear. “You’re dripping for me, and you’re not even awake yet.” His thumb circled your clit once, twice, just enough to make you whimper, your hips rolling back against him on instinct.
You were still floating in that hazy space between sleep and wakefulness, your body moving on autopilot, chasing the pleasure he was coaxing from you. Dean’s other hand fumbled with his boxers, shoving them down just enough to free himself, soon after there was the hot, heavy press of his cock against you, the tip already slick with pre-cum as he nudged it against your entrance.
“Gonna slip right in, okay?” His voice was a whisper, rough with sleep and need, but there was a softness there, too. His fingers still worked you open, his thumb pressing just right against your clit, and you moaned, the sound sleepy and needy all at once.
And then he was inside you.
It wasn’t a thrust. Not yet. It was slow, deliberate—the thick head of his cock pressing in, stretching you open inch by inch, his groan muffled against your shoulder as he sank deeper. You were so warm, so tight, and the way your body clenched around him had him biting his lip to keep from waking you fully. Not yet. He wanted you like this—soft, pliant, his—for just a little longer.
Once he was fully seated, he stilled, his breath coming in slow, deep pulls as he let you adjust to the weight of him inside you. His cock twitched, and you whimpered, your body instinctively clenching around him, like it was trying to pull him in even deeper. Dean groaned, his hips rolling forward just a fraction, testing the waters.
“Fuck, you feel amazing,” he muttered, his voice a sleepy whisper. His hand slid up to cup your breast, his thumb brushing over your nipple through the thin fabric of your tank top, and you arched into his touch, your body moving on instinct. His other hand stayed between your legs, his fingers still working you in slow, lazy circles, keeping you right on the edge of pleasure.
He started to move— just barely. Just a slow, shallow roll of his hips, his cock sliding in and out of you with a rhythm that was maddeningly teasing. It wasn’t fucking. Not yet. It was deep, slow, intimate—the kind of thing that made your toes curl and your breath hitch in your throat. Every time he pulled back, you could feel the drag of him against your walls, the way your body tried to keep him inside.
“That’s it, baby,” he murmured, his lips brushing the shell of your ear. “Just take me. Let me stay here.” His voice was soft, almost reverent, like this—you—were something sacred. His hips rolled forward again, his cock sinking deep, and you moaned, the sound sleepy and needy, your body moving with his like you were made for this.
For a long, lazy moment, that was all there was—the slow, deep slide of him inside you, the warmth of his body curled around yours, the way his breath hitched every time you clenched around him. It was perfect. It was everything.
After a while you started to wake up for real.
Your body tensed, your eyes fluttering open as the pleasure coiled tighter inside you, and Dean felt it. Felt the way your walls fluttered around him, the way your breath hitched in your throat. His hand tightened on your hip, his fingers digging in just enough to ground you, to keep you.
“There you are,” he murmured, his voice rough with satisfaction. His hips rolled forward, his cock sinking deep, and you gasped, your back arching into him.
His pace stayed slow—every thrust deep, every withdrawal agonizingly teasing. His cock was so hard, so thick, and the way it dragged against your walls had you whimpering, your nails digging into the sheets. Dean groaned, his breath hot against your neck, his hips rolling forward again, his cock sinking deep.
“Gonna come inside you, baby,” he whispered, his voice a sleepy promise. “Gonna fill you up so good, you’ll feel me all day.”
And god, the way he said it—like it was the most natural thing in the world, like there was nothing he wanted more—sent you spiraling. Your body tightened around him, your orgasm crashing over you with a cry that Dean responded to with a filthy, open-mouthed kiss to your shoulder. He followed you with a groan, his hips stuttering as he buried himself to the hilt, his release pulsing inside you, hot and thick.
For a long moment, neither of you moved. Dean stayed buried inside you, his breathing slowly evening out, his lips pressing soft, sleepy kisses to the back of your neck. His cock twitched, still half-hard, and you knew—he wasn’t done with you yet.
But for now, you let your eyes drift shut, letting the weight of him pin you to the mattress, his warmth seeping into your bones.
pairing: sam winchester x reader, dean winchester x reader
word count: 3.3k
rating: teen
summary: 'Cause I sure did watch him showing up wearing black, and he knows that
tags/ warnings: set in late 90s, pre-canon, ages have been shifted a little, unrequited feelings, angst, fluff, arguing
notes: if dean did this to me id yeet myself off a cliff
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It was late when they pulled up, the bright blue sky now dusky pink and purple as the Impala rolled into the gates and took its place where it always did alongside Bobby’s charger. But you knew it was them. No call ahead. No promise of coming and yet you’d known they would at some point. And you were up before the engine even cut out, your magazine abandoned before Bobby could trail his eyes your way, huffing as he got out of his chair and followed behind you.
You were surprised that it was just the two of them. No ominous figure on the front seat. No barked orders and curt thank yous to Bobby. No hanging around making everyone feel awkward before he took off wherever it may be.
‘Wow your dad let you drive that thing,’ you grinned, leaning on the porch post as Dean pulled his head up from the trunk, duffle slung over his shoulder as he came towards you, keys shaking in his hand.
‘She’s all mine now,’ Dean grinned smugly.
‘Really?’ you said. You never really cared for cars, despite Bobby’s attempts at teaching. You knew enough. You could fix the basics, change a tire. But you didn’t admire them like him and Dean did. But you knew this was a big deal for him, so you kept up your enthusiasm.
‘Dad gave me her for my eighteenth,’ Dean said, coming up onto the porch as Bobby came through the door.
‘Here’s me thinking your old man had sense,’ Bobby grunted as he appeared behind you.
‘Well, I think it’s great,’ you grinned, ‘my own personal chauffeur.’
‘Yeah right,’ Dean said, rolling his eyes in a way that made a snap of lightning roll down your spine. To get rid of it you had to shift your attention to Sam who was just trudging up the steps behind him, duffle hung low in his hand and jaw tight.
‘Hey Sammy,’ you said as he hit the top step. He’d always been taller than you, even with the couple of months you had on him but now he towered over you, just an inch shorter than Dean as he stood to full height, forcing a smile as he mumbled, ‘hey.’
‘Everything alright?’ Bobby asked, curious eyes moving between the two of them. Sam just shrugged and Dean rolled his eyes again, more irritably now than before and then he made some quip about supper and followed Bobby into the house.
You started to follow behind, Sam trailing glumly on your heels until you paused in the doorway, an eyebrow raised. Not asking questions. You and Sam didn’t do that. Where you could talk to Dean about anything you and Sam sat well in the silence, conversations passed between you without much of a word uttered. Like you knew what each other needed without having to actually say it.
He just rolled his eyes and shrugged. Dad stuff. Or Dean being dad stuff you knew without asking but you smiled anyway, reaching over to grab his hand and yank him in after you, the tug pulling a lopsided smirk on his lips.
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You had wondered if your love for Dean would have dwindled over the months you hadn’t seen each other. If the version of him that you had created in your mind was the thing that you had fallen for rather than him himself. But you knew from the first night that wasn’t the truth. When he told you stories about every place they’d stayed and even the hunts his dad had let him come on. When he rolled his eyes for your benefit behind Sam’s back when he was being snippy because it made you have to hide a smile. When he told a joke to make you laugh or sat close beside you the night you had all watched a movie, his arm up on the back of the couch behind you, Sam at your feet.
Which is why you had to tell him.
You just didn’t know how.
Of course, you were acutely aware of the fact you probably had the whole summer together, that you could build up to it. But you wanted him so much you didn’t want to delay anything. You didn’t want to wait and miss out on what could’ve been. After all you never knew when the end would be. When John would call and tell them to hit the road again and it’d be months or a year before they’d come swinging back around. Maybe never, not now Dean was eighteen. Not now he hunted with his dad, and Sam didn’t technically need watching.
So, as you sat down at your vanity a few days into their stay and grabbed your flat iron you thought about what you were going to say. You knew Dean didn’t do soppy, that some declaration wouldn’t go down well. You thought about being blunt just saying it and telling him to take or leave it if he didn’t want it, though that idea made your stomach tangle into a million little knots, each harder to undo the longer you thought about it. In the end you figured there was only one way to go.
And that was action. Dean wasn’t about words he was about doing.
And you could do that. You could kiss him, just work up the nerve and do it. After the last few days you were even sure he’d kiss you back.
You’d thought you’d been imagining it at first. The little looks here and there he was giving you. How his gaze lingered on you a little too long when you wore that sundress. How he’d twirled a finger in the curl of your hair, admiring the way it slipped like silk around his skin before sliding back to sit on your shoulder as he murmured, ‘shits like magic how it stays like that.’ How you'd heard Bobby thump him in the back of the head with the newspaper when you walked into the kitchen, tiny camisole and sleep shorts that sat so high up your thighs you suspected they should legally be called underwear, catching his attention. How he’d asked you to come with him to the grocery store today just the two of you.
Admittedly there wasn’t anyone to ask but you since Bobby was working and Sam had yet to pry himself from his bed before noon in the days they’d been here. But you’d hoped it was because he wanted to spend time with you. After all, he could’ve waited. It wasn’t an errand that couldn’t be pushed back and Sam would probably want to go anyway, his thin stack of paperbacks already half read through which would inevitably lead him to the library at some point. But Dean had pushed for a morning visit.
And that was how you found yourself at the grocery store, watching Dean throw a smile so dazzling smile at Barbara, the squat greying soft faced woman behind the register, that she stumbled through a couple of items and it accidentally took the total down. You hid your smirk as he threw her a wink before grabbing the bags in his arms, not even letting you get there to help him, a dismissive hand offered your way. Once you’d dumped those bags in the trunk he gave you back the keys, letting you slip them in your tiny little purse. He’d said it was because it was too hot to bring his jacket and they stabbed awkwardly into his thigh whenever he kept them in his pocket. You hadn’t minded. Not only because it had meant that he’d come out in jeans and a tight black t-shirt that clung to his biceps in a way that felt almost obscene, but also because being trusted with the keys to Dean’s car was like being given nuclear codes. Sacred, special, and the potential for everything to blow up if you lost them. But it was a trust like no other.
And it made you feel heady. Made your hand hover over your purse as though someone was liable to snatch it away from you at any moment.
You tried to forget about that as you headed to your next errand given that the pharmacy in town was highly unlikely to be the spot for some sort of high-speed car heist. In fact, as you stepped up to the window and gave Bobby’s name and address for his blood pressure pills, you figured you could hand the keys over to the doddery old woman behind you in line, and still make it back to the Impala before she even reached the end of the aisle.
As the pharmacist told you it’d be a minute and asked you if you wouldn’t mind waiting you nodded and started to head off up the beauty aisle, not giving Dean a chance to tell you that you needed to get back. You weren’t convinced he would, but it still made you happy when he followed up the linoleum path behind you anyway, watching but not saying anything as you perused the various bottles and tubes, your recent fascination turning into an acquisition every trip that you took into town, much to the upset of your uncle’s wallet.
As you picked up a lip liner, rolling the soft waxy tip over the back of your hand to see how it looked against your skin tone, or at least the one you had under the harsh fluorescents you felt Dean shift beside you. When you looked up, he was watching you, head tilted in that way he always did when he was thinking.
‘What?’ you asked, feeling your cheeks turn the colour of the rose-tinted swatch on your hand.
‘Nothing,’ Dean said, taking his eyes off you and stretching like he hadn’t been looking at you at all. You eyed him for a second, slotting the pencil back into the hole it had come out of. You felt something bubble inside of you, but you didn’t know what it was, and you didn’t have time to dwell on it because they called Bobby’s name and you were forced to trudge back up to the counter and grab the small paper bag with his medications in.
The sun was bright when you stepped back out, the sunglasses you’d slung stylishly on your head now forced to do a bit of work as you slipped them down and headed back to the car. Dean fell into step with you in a second, long legs meeting yours pace for pace. You looked up at him and smiled, and he smiled back before his face turned curious again, like the way it had looked in the pharmacy.
‘So, what’s with the get up?’ he said after a minute.
‘What do you mean?’ you asked.
‘This, the dresses and shit,’ he said, his hand vaguely gesturing to the red dress you were wearing, the chunky sandals thunking off the sidewalk with every step you took. You weren't overly done up. You'd done your hair but the summer heat had made it too hot for a lot of makeup so you'd opted for some mascara and lipgloss and that was it. And it wasn't as though your outfit was that revealing. You still had a small white t-shirt covering your shoulders underneath the thin straps of the dress, but it came to an end just in the middle of your thigh, lifting higher every time you shifted wrong which forced you to pull it down every now and then.
‘It’s hot,’ you said, keeping your tone flat, unsure of where it was going.
‘Was hot last year, you wore jeans and boots like us most days,’ Dean reasoned.
‘And roasted alive,’ you countered. You hadn’t of course. You’d worn shorts here and there, just not ones short enough to have your ass cheeks hanging out. You’d worn t-shirts that didn’t have a neckline that made Bobby sigh but never say anything. You’d dressed like a girl, just not like the girls Dean liked. This was how the girls Dean liked dressed. In short skirts and barely-there tops. In make-up and with bleached hair, something you’d yet to dare to do. So you didn’t see what he could have a problem with. But he appeared to, his questioning laced with a tinge of disapproval.
‘Just wanted a change…’ you lied, feeling your lips dry despite the swatch of cherry lip gloss you’d donned before leaving, ‘don’t you like it?’
‘It’s alright,’ he shrugged, continuing to walk on as he added, ‘I just don’t like girls with makeup and all that stuff…makes 'em look cheap.’
‘You think I look cheap?’ you said, stopping in your tracks. It forced him to stop too, looking back and finding you watching him.
‘Nah, course not,’ Dean said quickly.
‘Then how do I look?’ you challenged, folding your arms across your chest, eyes sharp and demanding though he couldn’t see them behind those big sunglasses you were wearing.
‘What?’ Dean asked, caught off guard.
‘If I don’t look cheap, how do I look?’
‘I don’t know,’ Dean huffed, shoving his hands deep into his pockets.
‘Dean.’
‘Cute I guess,’ he muttered, shifting his weight uncomfortably from one foot to the other.
‘Cute?’ you repeated - a question more than anything.
Sure, cute was nice but it wasn’t what you wanted. Babies were cute. Puppies were cute. Girls you wanted to kiss, no girls you wanted fuck were not cute.
‘Yeah, it’s cute,’ Dean said, his jaw tightening when you scowled and looked away, irritation dipping into his voice as he huffed, ‘well I’m not gonna say you look smokin’ am I?’
‘Why not?’ you said, looking back at him so fast your sunglasses nearly skittered off your face.
‘Cause you’re a kid,’ Dean said. Another blow.
‘I’m sixteen.’
‘Exactly!’ Dean reasoned. But you didn’t say anything. You just stomped past him, sandals clacking against the concrete and his aggravated sigh following you as he caught up in two easy strides and said, ‘oh come on don’t be like that.’
‘Like what?’ you snapped, refusing to look at him.
‘Like a brat,’ he said, grabbing onto your arm and spinning you around, ‘I said you look cute.’
‘Yeah, I heard,’ you huffed. Dean sighed and ran a hand down his face.
‘Don’t make it weird, it’s not like I said you were ugly,’ he said.
‘Didn’t say I was pretty either,’ you muttered petulantly.
‘So? Why would you even want me to? It'd be like your brother saying it. It’d be like you finding Sam hot. Or me,’ Dean said, apparently not content with dealing just two blows today.
Brother.
That’s how he saw you. Like a sister. A kid sister. Not a girlfriend, nothing of the sort. You felt your heart clench, felt your gut lean itself to the idea of throwing up. You thanked God for the sunshine being harsh enough that you’d the excuse to keep your sunglasses on, so he couldn’t see how glassy your eyes had gotten at the comparison. When you stayed quiet Dean frowned, pulling his hand from your arm in a way that felt too soon and yet not soon enough.
‘You don't, right?’ Dean said, his voice suddenly sceptical as he watched your face as though it would tell him what he wanted before you would.
‘Don’t what?’ you said, unable to find the thread of the conversation quick enough to protect yourself. To jump on your embarrassment and deny all knowledge of what he could possibly be asking. Only he didn’t ask about him.
‘Find Sam hot,’ Dean specified, which fortunately gave you the opportunity to deflect but in doing so you handed him a bargaining chip you didn’t realise.
‘Sam’s cute,’ you muttered.
‘See?’ Dean said, throwing his hands up in a smug, triumphant gesture.
‘It’s not the same,’ you huffed, moving on. Back to the car, away from this conversation, away from the sinking feeling that gnawed at your gut.
‘Why not?’ Dean pressed.
Because it wasn’t.
It just wasn’t.
Sam was cute, you knew that. With his quiet soft presence. Those puppy dog eyes that his hair dipped into because he’d left it too long before cutting it again. That gentle laugh he had, the bigger, rarer one when something really got him. But that was fine. Boys were allowed to be cute because they’d still have girls fawning over them. The way he carried five books from the library in one hand or blew his hair out of his face when it tickled his nose simultaneously cute and enough for some wide-eyed touch starved girl in some school in the lower forty-eight to still want to fuck his brains out.
You didn’t have that luxury. Not around Dean. His type wasn’t cute.
But you couldn’t say that.
‘Because girls don’t want to be cute, Dean.’
You were at the car now, yanking the handle of the passenger side hard only to find it locked, because the stupid fucking keys were in your purse. Not something cute. Not something special. Just Dean using you like he would an empty pocket. A convenience, just like a sister would be.
‘What’s wrong with cute?’ he asked. You ignored him, fumbling blindly through your bag for the keys as he approached you, a look of realisation on his face.
‘Oh god. All this isn’t for some guy, is it?’ he asked, as you wrangled the keyring free, shoving it into the lock in the hopes of getting away from him, ‘there’s not some dick bag I’ve gotta go and knock out on principle, is there?’
‘Obviously not,’ you grunted as the latch finally turned and let you yank the door open. When it was you pulled them out, handing them over to him, trying to ignore the way his hand brushed against yours
‘Good,’ he said, a smirk on his face before it changed to something frustratingly soft and earnest, ‘you know you should enjoy it.’
‘What?’ you asked.
‘Summer. You and Sammy aren’t gonna be kids forever,’ he said.
‘I’m not a kid,’ you scoffed. Dean just smiled and headed around to the other side of the car, that stupid knowing look he’d had ever since you were kids, when he got to do something just ahead of you and Sam like you weren’t only a couple of years behind him. It made something horrible curl in your stomach, not bile, something sharper, harder that forced your words out tight and cutting, ‘you know just cause you’re eighteen doesn’t mean anything, right?’
‘Means I’m an adult,’ Dean said, leaning his elbows on the black roof of the car and looking across at you smugly.
‘Yeah? Well, if you’re so grown up why did your dad leave you here with us kids then?’ you retorted.
Dean’s face fell instantly, the smugness vanishing as his shoulders went completely rigid before he pulled back from the roof of the car. It made the hard knot in your stomach turn from anger to pure, sickening guilt in a fraction of a second. You wanted to say sorry, that you didn’t mean it, that it just came out. That you knew John was a subject you shouldn’t touch and that you wouldn’t do it again.
But none of that came out. Dean got there first.
‘Get in,’ he commanded, his voice dropping into something so scarily like John’s it made your breath hitch. You didn’t argue, you just climbed in without protest, sinking onto the baking leather of the passenger seat.
'I’ll be back in a minute,’ he said, his voice clipped and tight as he strode off, angrily storming through the parking lot and across the road to the liquor store on the corner.
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Title is from "Wilder days" by Morgan Wade.
SUMMARY
Dean's been out of the family business for nearly ten years. Living in a cabin, helping hunters with their cases and staying out of trouble has given him the peace he always thought he wanted. Maybe too much of it.
Everything changes when he is called in on a hunt gone south. The young huntress he finds is everything he's been avoiding: trouble, adventure, and temptation. Dean doesn't need any of this. And yet, as you slowly worm your way into his life and into his heart, he finds he has a hard time letting go.
CHAPTERS & WARNINGS
Detailed content warnings can be found on the individual chapters. Some general ones include: age gap romance, explicit sexual content, canon typical violence, trauma, grief. Post-series make-it-worse-then-fix-it. 😉
Chapter 1 - Between retirement and a hard place. 6.6k words
Chapter 2 - Dreams and a funeral. 6.9k words
Chapter 3 - Portrait of a man lying (mostly to himself). 6.5k words
Chapter 4 - Crazy out here all on your own. 7k words
Chapter 5 - Between sheets. 5.7k words
Chapter 6 - A mouth for a foot to fit into. 6.6k words
Chapter 7 - Crawl spaces. 6k words
Chapter 8 - Always the same dark road. 6.8k words
Chapter 9 - Short strings. 5.3k words
Chapter 10 - Between retirement and a hard place (redux). 5.7k words
the life and love of lainey legaré (part twenty-two)
fandom: supernatural
pairing: dean winchester x original female character
rating: explicit
word count: 7.9k
tags/warnings: sex, p in v sex, fingering, sickness, grief, unprotected sex, flashback, just a dad and his three kids, child neglect, illness/flu, mentions of vomiting, doggy, smut
notes: bobby is a single mom who works two jobs frfr
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May 1990
Bobby had been starting to regret this, the stupid off hand comment that had got him committed to a day of trawling through the spring sunshine and waiting in line after line as he was hit with a repeated chorus of ‘can we go on this one?’ or ‘this next!’.
He supposed he didn’t mind. Even if the tickets had been more than he’d expected and the three of them had gone through the rations he’d brought with him before they’d even cleared half the park. Still, it was nice to see how Dean’s eyes lit up when he and Sam were tall enough to ride something or how Lainey grabbed on his hand to get his attention any time she spotted something worth pointing out.
‘Bobby,’ he heard Dean say, making him turn his head from where he’d been watching the crowd. Bobby pretended to be unfazed by the voice; the deeper timbre it had taken on since the last time he’d seen him as he teetered on the edge of twelve. He also pretended not to notice the growth spurt or the way his face was more defined now, the soft baby face that had rounded him out long gone since they’d last stayed with him just before Christmas. He pretended not to notice it because the eyes never changed. Those brilliant green eyes which were still so excited despite everything. Even though John had told him how he’d let him come with him on a hunt recently and, more importantly, what he’d seen. Dean had told him all about it too with a bravado that masked anything real. And Bobby had hummed, congratulating him on helping out without being too praising so that he didn’t encourage anything.
It had been that that had spurred him onto the idea of coming here, of doing something normal so that they remembered they were just kids. Sam’s birthday had been the excuse but it had been Dean who’d cemented it. That, and having Lainey along, though she was taking a while to warm up to him this time. Since John was more inclined to keep the boys in one place so they could stay in school he didn’t have them as much as he had her. But Patrick was laxer when it came to her education or more realistically, on a never-ending rotation of baby-sitters of which he was top of the call sheet. But that had only meant he’d become more adept at looking after her. They even had their own routine now, which they usually slipped back into within a day or so. But she’d been unusually quiet since he’d picked her up yesterday, even with Sam, who upon seeing her reluctance had left her to it, allowing Dean to drag him around, making them go on what felt like every single ride.
‘Can we go on this one?’ he asked, pointing at a ride just up the way from them. It was a giant thing; a building built like a rock face that looked out of place amongst the steel and wood skyline. As did the rickety old mine façade though he couldn’t fault that too much since the last one they’d been on had been pirate themed and you were more likely to see a colliery than a corsair around these parts.
‘Are you all tall enough to ride?’ Bobby said, which appeared to be the only caveat he’d had to letting them try anything. Though as Dean and Sam ran to the wooden measuring chart beside the entrance Lainey stayed put beside him, idling towards it at an unenthused pace so that by the time they caught up Sam was already peeling himself from the arrow, high fiving his brother that he’d just skimmed over by an inch. And given she still had a couple of inches on him Bobby was sure she’d lose out on once he hit puberty, it meant she didn’t have to bother with sizing herself up and they could just join the back of the line.
‘What’s this one?’ Sam asked, leaning in as Dean checked his map again, his finger trailing the outline of the route he’d devised in an effort to make sure they got around to every single ride.
‘Sammy it’s so cool!’ Dean beamed, ‘it’s set in an old mine shaft and it drops down like a hundred feet-’
‘It is not a hundred feet,’ Lainey scoffed.
‘Is too,’ Dean insisted.
‘Yeah right,’ she said, earning herself a glare as Dean stuffed his map in his pocket and turned his attention to his brother, who was looking up at him expectantly to continue.
‘Apparently it’s like being in a tornado it's that fast. Loadsa wind and rain-’
‘A tornado?’ Sam said excitedly, ‘like the one we saw up in Oklahoma?’
‘Yeah, just like that!’ Dean grinned though it dimmed in an instant when Lainey said, ‘I need the bathroom.’
It was a small thing, but Bobby had felt the way she’d tensed, the way she fought to keep her face defiant as Dean said, ‘what? We just got in line!’
‘Can’t you hold it?’ Sam said, staying firmly in Dean’s camp which was unusual when it came to taking sides. After all Dean had to talk to him once they were back on their own, Lainey could hold out talking to him forever if she felt like it.
‘No I gotta go,’ she said, looking up at Bobby who’d already started doing the mental calculation on how to manoeuvre them out of line with the least complaints from all parties but she beat him to it as she declared, ‘I can go on my own.’
‘You sure?’ he asked, scanning back through the ten or so people who’d joined the line behind them as he tried to recall where he’d seen the last bathroom. But like with everything he’d come to realise, she clung to that independence that came from deep within her, whether through nature or nurture he wasn’t sure.
‘I’ll meet you guys at the end,’ she nodded and with that, she slipped through the growing crowd and out towards the bathroom.
Luckily it wasn’t too far from where they’d been so she didn’t have to do much walking to get there, and the restroom wasn’t too full which meant she was able to slip into a stall without issue. It also meant that no one noticed that she lingered after she finished up, trying to do the math on how long she could stay on there before heading back to wait at the exit.
It was times like these she wished she had a watch, like the cool one Dean had with the light up dial. But her dad would never have bought her something like that. Nothing that strayed from necessary. He hadn’t even remembered it was her birthday this year, not that he ever really got her anything, but the complete omittance had hurt more than she’d expected. And even though they’d been in the car together for almost seventeen hours that day she hadn’t mentioned it, each passing attraction displayed on a billboard beside the highway enticing her with hope for something that never came.
And she realised, as she exited through the other side of the restroom and found herself looking at a foreign landscape of the park, she wanted something else. A cell phone. She’d only ever seen one in real life. It belonged to the mother of a stuck-up girl she’d gone to school with out in L.A. for two weeks earlier in the year. Any time Lainey had seen her she was on it, ignoring Tammy like her dad did to her though granted he didn’t have half as much of a reason to without an incessant distraction. Lainey never knew who she was calling but whoever it was always answered, no matter what, without hesitance. Lainey could do with that.
One scan of the area hadn’t clued her in on where to head and there were more crowds this side, which she got swept up in as she moved out from the shelter of the covered walkway. She tried to cut across the tide but the flow was too directional and by the time she broke through a family with a dozen kids she was even more lost than before. She couldn’t even see the rockface anymore or any signs that would lead her back there. And she could feel herself panicking, her heart hammering in her chest and jumping into her throat as a hand clasped onto her shoulder.
‘Lost Bug?’ Bobby asked, smiling down at her as her head snapped up to look at him, her shoulders sagging once she realised who it was.
‘I thought you were going on the ride,’ she said. Bobby shrugged.
‘Well those idjits are big enough to ride on their own and I’m hungry. Thought I’d get a hot dog, want one?’ he said, offering his hand out. Lainey looked at it hesitantly and then slipped her tiny one into his.
Her grip was tight as they walked through the crowd, heading to the small hut not far past the exit of the mine ride. Lainey didn’t pay attention to the smell of hot dogs wafting closer or the clatter of the coasters from further down the way. She just kept her gaze upwards, watching as Bobby walked with purpose, parting the crowds like the red sea without so much as an excuse me. He just seemed to do it with ease, his hand never letting go of hers even though she was sure he could have moved a lot quicker if he just let her follow instead of holding onto her.
She didn’t even let go as they got to the stall, not until she was forced to at least, four hot-dogs and a round of sodas needing all four of their hands to carry to the benches. As he slipped into his seat she clambered up on the other side of the table, resting her elbows on it as she knelt on the bench, watching him. He didn’t even notice she was until he finished his first bite. He placed it down, nudging her to take her own which she did nibbling on it gently.
‘Good?’ he asked, wiping his mouth with the flimsy bit of paper they gave him as a napkin.
‘Mmmhmm,’ she agreed, though Bobby watched her put it down after her first bite, picking at the bread instead of eating it properly. That was unusual too, especially in the first couple of days where she usually left him eaten out of house and home.
‘You know,’ he said, clearing his throat as her eyes flitted upwards, ‘you don’t have to go on every ride if you don’t want to. You can just say, and I’ll tell Dean as much if he says anything.’
‘I needed the bathroom,’ she lied.
‘Okay, well we can always go back once the boys get off. I’m sure they won’t mind-’
‘I’m good,’ she said quickly. When Bobby raised an eyebrow she shrunk back, dropping her gaze to her picked at hotdog as she mumbled, ‘I just don’t want to go on it.’
‘Why not?’ he asked. Lainey hesitated, that stubborn defiance looking up at him under her brow before she finally relented with a huffed, ‘it’s...dark.’
‘So?’ he frowned, ‘you’re not afraid of the dark. You sleep in the dark at my house all the time-’
‘Dean said it was like a tornado,’ she said quietly.
‘Well, it ain’t real,’ Bobby reasoned. He’d never seen her scared of a storm and the wind rattled through the salvage yard like a freight train when it got going. And it wasn’t as though she slept through not to notice it.
‘The last one was…when me and daddy were in Waco ,’ she said quietly, her little fingers poking at the crust of the roll, forcing it to split in two as she kept her eyes fixed on it, ‘it was real big and it knocked the power out…I thought my dad wasn’t coming back.’
‘Well,’ Bobby said, trying to keep his temper even enough to reply.
Patrick never did give too much thought to where he was leaving her, or how long for. Hell the first night he’d ever looked after her she’d woke up to find herself somewhere strange and hadn’t batted an eye. This time had been no different. Not once Patrick had heard Bobby had offered to have the boys for spring break after he and John had finished up a hunt in New Mexico and asked if he’d just ‘swing by’ East Texas to pick her up too. It had been a ten-hour detour on their part but she’d been happy to see them. Yet he’d known something was off. He should’ve realised it when she’d woken up and asked where her dad was, something she almost never did. She didn’t even run to him when he did show. She just hugged Bobby and left with him until next time. All that was just another reason he’d suggested the additional detour of this trip and one of the reasons he tried to sugar-coat something for once as he carried on, ‘he did, didn’t he? That’s what matters.’
‘But he might not,’ she said quietly, ‘everyone else hasn’t.’
Bobby sighed, watching as she continued to pick, ketchup dusting the tip of her finger as she poked.
‘Well, I’ll tell you what,’ he said, snapping her gaze up, ‘if that happens. You give me a call.’
‘Really?’ she said.
‘You can call every damn phone I got,’ he promised. But before she could reply, chaos in the form of two Winchesters appeared, flanking them either side as they clambered up to the table, both of them beaming from ear to ear.
‘Oh my god Lainey that was sooooo cool!’ Sam said, ‘you have to come on it.’
‘She can’t,’ Bobby said quickly, ‘she’s eatin’ and so are you two. Here.’
‘Hot dogs, awesome,’ Dean grinned, grabbing his and tossing one at Sam. Lainey watched as the pair of them dove in, immediately losing whatever thread of conversation that had started to spin as their mouths became full, and then she looked at Bobby, smiling in gentle thanks. He didn’t say anything, just offered her a wink before he took a bite of his own hot dog, happy she was finally warming up again.
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Mid July 2007
Lainey was outrageously tired. She could feel it in every limb, every cell, though she didn’t know why. She’d been sleeping better, or at least like she normally did which was still a far cry from normal but something. She’d even started eating again, enough that Dean had stopped watching her every mealtime.
But their last case had lain heavy on her. And not just because the body count seemed higher than ever these days. Not even because they lost one of their own, well as loosely as she’d deem Ritchie to be given they’d only ever hung out a handful of times and he spent most of that hitting on her. But because she’d seen it in Dean’s eyes, the worry when it came to Sam. The same concern she’d felt when she’d watched him kill Noah. But even the word kill didn’t feel right, it felt too light for what he’d done. Sure, she didn’t blame him, but there was something to it that unnerved her. And even having the Colt up and running couldn’t relieve that pit in her stomach.
Though as always, and without knowing, Dean tried to. He wasn’t even looking at her when he spoke, eyes fixed on the road away from where she’d curled herself up in the backseat trying to get some shut eye but she stirred anyway, rubbing her weary eyes as she heard him say, ‘you know what? I think after this case we should do something fun.’
‘Like what?’ Sam asked, eyes still fixed on the case file he’d been putting together.
‘I don’t know. An attraction or something. There’s bound to be something out this way right?’ Dean asked.
‘Why?’ Sam asked like the point was entirely lost on him.
‘Because it might be fun,’ Dean retorted, ‘we can have a day off you know.’
‘We could pick up brochures from the next motel,’ Lainey said, leaning forward to rest on the bench between them. Dean glanced at her and grinned, ‘exactly!’
‘What like the world’s biggest ball of twine?’ Sam asked sarcastically.
‘Yeah, something like that,’ Dean agreed, either missing or side-stepping the lack of enthusiasm even as Sam asked, ‘yeah but what roadside attraction haven’t we seen?’
‘Good point,’ he mused, thinking about it hard. Sam rolled his eyes.
‘Well, I’ve seen hardly any,’ Lainey said.
‘How? You’ve hunted for years,’ Sam asked.
‘You think my daddy was stoppin’ off places for me to have fun?’ she asked, with a challenging eyebrow.
‘Yeah, but you hunted after,’ Sam said sheepishly.
‘Yeah, but it’s no fun on your own. And me and Dean never ventured anywhere that didn’t have a bar,’ she said. As Dean grinned at her in the mirror she felt an idea flit through her mind, ‘ooh, what about Six Flags? It can’t be too far from where we’re headed-’
‘Yes! Yes!’ Dean agreed immediately.
‘How old are you two?’ Sam snorted.
‘Old enough to ride,’ Lainey said, poking him in the shoulder, ‘though you might not fit anymore.’
‘Har-har,’ he replied, sinking back into his seat. Lainey shuffled across the bench, wrapping her arms around him from behind, her head on his shoulder as she said, ‘oh come on Sammy…’
He glanced around, craning his neck to look at her and then at Dean who was waiting for his reply like a puppy waiting on a treat. Sam rolled his eyes and sighed, ‘fine.’
Yet as Lainey and Dean cheered, he held a hand up to shut them up, ‘but let’s just finish the case first.’
‘Yes sir,’ Lainey teased, kissing his cheek before she flopped back allowing the fatigue to take her as Dean dove into ramble about their next day off.
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Lainey could hear the murmur of conversation from the other room. It was like a constant background soundtrack whenever they were forced to share one, like they had been when they’d pulled in last night and found the place booked up. She didn’t mind it she supposed, of course she missed the quiet mornings of the salvage yard. The easiness it had. But times were different now and in those days she hadn’t had much to dwell on, so the quiet was easier to live in. Now the chatter dulled out the worry though it didn’t dull the headache she had, sharp and throbbing in the front of her skull ever since she’d woke up.
In fact, she didn’t feel well in any respect. Her head pounded, her nose ran, and she had a deep ache in her belly that twinged every time she moved. But there was no time for dwelling on that, not when they had a dead cheerleader on their hands. She was going over what they knew as she brushed her teeth, the static of the bristles only adding to her fuzzy head so that she didn’t hear Dean until he hollered at her again, forcing her to spit and move to the doorway.
‘What?’ she asked.
‘I said did you pick up a brochure last night?’ he said. He was sitting on his bed as was Sam though he was busy tying his shoes and evidently trying to ignore his brother’s fixation on their upcoming daytrip of which he’d not stopped talking about since yesterday.
‘Yeah, it’s in the drawer,’ she said, gesturing to the night stand between their beds. As he reached to open it she went back into the bathroom though she tried to listen to them from beyond the door.
‘You do know we’ve been before,’ Sam commented, watching as he perused through the leaflet Lainey had pulled from the rack in reception.
‘Yeah but that was like twenty years ago and a totally different park,’ Dean replied, not looking up until something caught his eye, ‘ooh do you think they’ll still have that mine coaster? That shit was badass-’
‘Probably,’ Sam said unenthusiastically.
‘Oh come on don’t be such a wet blanket,’ Dean said, ‘what’ll it take to get you on board? I’ll buy ya a funnel cake-’
‘I’m just tired, man,’ Sam yawned. Dean nodded and went back to his leaflet, ‘you know if we do this next time we’re down that way we should do Disneyland.’
‘Are you feeling alright?’ Sam asked, chuckling as Dean looked at him with a raised eyebrow, ‘since when do you like the mouse? Or paying seven dollars for a churro for that matter.’
‘I don’t know, it might be cool,’ Dean shrugged.
‘Well I’m down for that,’ Lainey said as she appeared at the bathroom door, resting against it with her arms crossed.
‘See,’ Dean said.
‘I had such a crush on Prince Eric,’ Lainey mused.
‘Yeah?’ Dean chuckled.
‘Of course. He’s the hottest one,’ she said.
‘I get ya. Ariel was pretty hot though I preferred Jasmine,’ he said.
‘Weren’t you like thirteen when that came out?’ Sam said.
‘Hots hot no matter when they’re drawn Sammy,’ Dean said, looking somewhat wistful until he realised they were both watching him and stood up, coming towards her as he asked, ‘you ready?’
‘Yeah just lemme get my bag,’ she nodded, moving past him to pick it up off the floor. But as she bent down and the blood rushed to her head, her world tilted. Her vision went spotty and the room dissolved into grey static for a second before Dean caught her arm, steadying her before she could hit the deck.
‘Woah, you okay?’ he asked as she straightened up, pushing her hair from her face as she tried to stop her vision from swimming.
‘Fine,’ she lied.
‘You look like crap,’ he said. Given he hadn’t been up long and she’d spent most of her morning in the bathroom he hadn’t seen her much today. Yet he had felt her last night, more fitful than normal though he was sure she’d been asleep rather than up thinking.
‘Wow, what would you say if you weren’t my boyfriend,’ she ribbed, but Dean just ignored her, placing his hand on her cheek and then her forehead and frowning when he found it hot to the touch.
‘Baby you’re burning up,’ he frowned.
‘I’m fine,’ she lied though one look at both of them told her they weren’t buying it, ‘okay I don’t feel a hundred percent.’
‘What’s the matter?’ Sam asked concernedly.
‘I have a headache,’ she said, ‘and a little cough…and I feel like I’m gonna throw up, but I’ll be fine!’
‘You'll be fine because you're staying here,’ Dean said, his voice dropping into that authoritative tone that left no room for argument.
‘Dean,’ she protested but he was already grabbing his jacket and steering her back to bed in the process, forcing her down onto the mattress where his discarded brochure was sitting.
‘Me and Sam will work the case. You’ll join us when you feel better okay?’ he said, his look warning enough that anything other than a yes would not go down well.
‘Fine,’ she huffed.
‘Get some rest and call us if you need anything, capisce?’ he said, waiting for her to agree.
‘Capisce,’ she grumbled, her arms folding across her chest petulantly as he leant down and pressed a kiss to her forehead before he headed for the door where Sam was already waiting. As he ducked out of sight Dean mouthed, ‘I love you,’ and then he was gone with a wink and click of the door, leaving her to sink back onto the bed. All dressed up and nowhere to go.
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Lainey couldn’t get comfortable. Every muscle ached and every time she moved her head throbbed. She was too hot with a blanket on and shivering without it. Her throat itched and her stomach cramped, and she’d thrown up at least four times since the boys had left. It meant that by the time Dean came back in the early afternoon she was asleep, curled tightly into the pillow though she stirred the moment the door clicked closed, her eyes fluttering open as she watched him take his jacket off.
‘Hey,’ she yawned, scooting over so he could perch on the bed beside her.
‘How you doing?’ he asked, his hand immediately ghosting her cheek in a way she knew was to check her fever and more than likely catch her before she lied and told him she was fine.
‘Not so hot,’ she said honestly.
‘Told you,’ he said. Lainey tried to roll her eyes but it hurt too much, ‘what do you think it is?’
‘I don’t know,’ she sighed, pushing herself up until she was sitting. Dean’s hands hovered the entire time, ‘I don’t remember being near anyone sick but I’m achy all over and I threw up a bunch of times.’
‘Nice,’ Dean chuckled. She watched as he reached down, producing a bag she’d been too out of it to notice before he lined up Gatorades, water, and two boxes of cold and flu medicine on the nightstand, ‘I got refreshments. Wasn’t sure what you wanted to eat though.’
‘Nuthin’,’ Lainey grimaced, the thought of any type of food turning her stomach.
‘Well then you gotta at least drink something,’ he said, twisting the cap off a water bottle and handing it to her expectantly. Lainey rolled her eyes but took a sip anyway, the coolness of it soothing the sharpness in her throat enough that her voice no longer croaked as she asked, ‘what are you doing here?’
‘Came to see how you were doing,’ Dean said as if it were obvious.
‘You could’ve called,’ she reasoned, ‘Sam-’
‘Is working the case,’ he promised, cutting her off when she went to speak again, ‘and he promised he was fine if I came here for a bit.’
Lainey wrinkled her nose and then smiled, taking another sip of water. Though as he took it from her hands and put it on the table he leaned in trying to kiss her, forcing her to place her hands on his shoulders to stop him. Dean frowned, ‘I’m taking care of you and I can’t even get a kiss?’
‘I don’t want you to get sick,’ she protested.
‘Ain’t sick yet,’ Dean reasoned. And whilst she had to admit that was a miracle considering they’d spent the best portion of yesterday in the car and he’d been wrapped around her all night she didn’t want to push their luck and pushed him gently back. Dean sighed but then relented.
‘Fine,’ he huffed, ‘am I at least allowed to stay for a while?’
‘Of course,’ she giggled, ‘though you might wanna take up on Sammy’s bed. I need a shower. I feel gross.’
‘You want me to help?’ he asked.
‘I mean an actual shower Dean,’ she chuckled. Dean rolled his eyes and stood up.
‘I mean actual help,’ he said, kicking his boots off, ‘you know I can see a naked lady and not pop a boner right?’
‘Are you saying I’m not pretty enough for it to just happen?’ she teased. Dean looked like he was trying to think of the right reply but sensing a trap he retreated, waving her off as he headed into the bathroom, shouting, ‘yeah, yeah give me a minute to start it okay?’
Lainey smiled as she watched him disappear before she stretched out, trying to shake the sleep from her. Dean reappeared a moment later, watching her from the door as he asked, ‘are you okay walking or do you need me to carry you?’
‘M’fine,’ she chuckled, pushing herself up and following him to the bathroom. The water was already beating against the tile when she got in there, filling the room with a thick steam that made her feel less congested in just a few breaths. As Dean started to pull his shirt off she started getting undressed too though the pyjamas she’d thrown on took considerably less time to discard. Still as she wobbled climbing over the side of the tub he grabbed hold of her, helping her climb in. Lainey let the water run over her, the warmth of it nicer than the heat she’d been feeling all day that clung to her skin and made every movement sticky.
It only stopped as Dean stepped in a moment later, allowing the spray to pummel his back as his hands found her sides, his thumb gliding along damp skin as he looked down at her with a smile. Then he leaned in, but he didn’t kiss her, he just moved south, his lips punctuating every so often against her skin as he knelt down. She watched as he raised his knee and pulled her foot up to rest against it, lathering the small pump of shower gel he’d taken in his hand up against her calf. But as he leaned in kissing the inside of her thigh she wobbled, grabbing hold of his shoulder to stop herself slipping as her head went fuzzy.
‘Sorry,’ she breathed, her voice thin, ‘too wobbly for that.’
‘No problem,’ he chuckled, pulling back up and holding her close, allowing the parts that had grown cold with him out of reach to warm back up again.
‘You want me to wash your hair?’ he asked, gathering it behind her in a makeshift ponytail, though he dropped it as the memory of the last time he’d done that flitted through his mind and dared to steal focus from helping her.
‘Not unless you’re gonna dry it,’ she mused.
‘Fair enough,’ he said, brushing it back and off her face. She looked better than she had this morning. Tired and yet still so beautiful it hurt, pulling him in until his lips were desperately close to hers but she pushed him back.
‘Dean.’
‘What?’ he breathed, like he didn’t know exactly what he was doing.
‘I don’t wanna get you sick!’
‘Don’t worry about me. I’m hung like a horse,’ he said, pulling her closer, his hands teasing along her sides.
‘It’s healthy as a horse,’ she corrected.
‘Yeah I know,’ he smiled, leaning in as she giggled, the proof of his statement nudging along her belly. But her laughing turned to coughing, the echo reverberating off the tile as she winced.
‘Don’t make me laugh, it hurts,’ she groaned.
‘You know,’ Dean mused, his lips dragging along her jaw, ‘if you want I can make it not hurt…’
Lainey hummed as his hands moved, teasing a soapy trail over every inch of skin until they stopped on her chest. His thumb trailed over her nipple, his hand kneading at her skin, and she let out a low groan as his tongue licked the hollow behind her ear, working in tandem with the hand that found its way between her legs, dancing through her warmth and teasing her. Lainey groaned, her head nestling against the crook of his neck.
‘You like that baby?’ he hummed. But when Lainey didn’t respond it made him pause, pulling back to find her eyes had closed, her breathing steady and her weight heavy against him. Dean looked at her for a long moment, a lopsided, tired smile tugging at his mouth. He sighed, reaching over to turn off the faucet.
‘Never mind.’
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Lainey was sitting in bed, the third re-run of Saved By The Bell passing before her eyes as she didn’t have it in her to search for something else to watch. The only solace was that she was awake enough to finally take in what was going on, the sleep addled and flu-filled haze that had had her running to and from the bathroom and coughing up a lung for the last twenty-four hours seemingly coming to an end, even if she wasn’t feeling a hundred percent. But nineties sitcoms weren’t what she needed. She was bored. The boys had headed out early this morning, before she’d even woke up properly, following up leads about ghost they thought they were chasing. Not only that but she’d foolishly made Dean sleep in Sam’s bed in an effort to not make him sick which had only left her tossing and turning, missing him as she was now. The absence felt all the more as she waited for him to come back.
Which is why she sat up the moment they came in, turning down the TV, surprise colouring her voice as she said, ‘what are you two doing back so soon?’
‘Got another for the sick bay,’ Dean said, pushing a very lethargic looking Sam into the room.
‘Damn,’ she frowned.
‘Yeah,’ Dean sighed.
‘Well plenty of room in here,’ she said, scooting over as Sam took a seat, barely unlacing his boots before he forced them off, allowing her to pull his jacket off before he flopped down face first into the pillow. Lainey placed her hand on his forehead, frowning as she found his skin like a furnace.
‘You feel alright to take care of him?’ Dean asked.
‘Yeah,’ she said, ‘I’ll get some meds and fluids down when he wakes up.’
‘Thanks sweetheart,’ Dean said.
‘What about you?’ she asked.
‘I’m headed back out,’ he sighed, offering her a smile when looked at him, ‘I won’t be long if I can help it.’
‘Okay,’ she nodded.
‘Call me if you need anything?’ he said on his way to the door.
‘You’re on speed dial,’ she promised.
The hours passed in a blur, a monotony of tv, fevers, and Sam stumbling to the bathroom and coming back looking worse for wear each time he did. He finally fully crashed around eight, his fever thankfully breaking a couple hours before he did. But Lainey was awake, finally well enough to focus on something that required a bit of brain power and get something down her even if it was a couple handfuls of goldfish and a blue Gatorade. She was writing in her journal when Dean got back, creeping in as quiet as he could until he saw her watching him.
‘Hey,’ she smiled as he took his jacket off.
‘Hey,’ he replied, though a yawn punched through it, ‘how are you feeling?’
‘Good, better than him,’ she said, watching as he moved quickly through the room until he was near her, though he hesitated before he kissed her, pressing it to his fingers and then to her cheek to stop her complaining. Lainey smiled, the irony of him behaving now she didn't want him to tickling her.
‘Yeah? How’s he doing?’ Dean asked, kicking off his shoes and as he got ready for bed. Lainey watched him strip off his jeans and shirts, disappearing into the bathroom after a moment to brush his teeth.
‘He’s fine. Fever broke at least,’ she said loud enough to carry but a whisper so she didn’t wake Sam. She cast her eyes over his sleeping form. He was smushed up against her, his hand on her thigh from where she’d been combing her fingers through his hair to try and keep him asleep. When she looked up she caught Dean watching her from the doorway a smile playing on his lips and she felt a blush colour her cheeks, one thankfully not from illness though she didn’t know if it was from the way he was watching her or them memory of yesterday that she hadn’t truly appreciated, the sight of him in just his boxers stirring something in her she hadn’t felt since she’d been hit with whatever this was.
‘How was the case?’ she asked as he sauntered over to the bed, pushing that feeling down as there wasn’t much they could do about that right now. Not with Sam next to her at least.
‘Fine,’ he shrugged before pulling back the covers.
‘Was it a ghost like you thought?’ she asked, placing her journal on the nightstand.
‘Cursed object,’ he said, ‘a, um, a bracelet thing. Some girl who really wanted to be on the cheerleading team gave the head honcho as some kinda bribe or favour. Head cheerleader wore it and ended up offing herself, the bracelet passed on yada, yada. Burned it up and the third girl seemed fine. Figured we stick around till you’re both better and it’ll give us time to see if they really are.’
‘Yeah, good idea,’ she said. She could see the day wearing on him, the lines of exhaustion deep around his eyes, ‘you know a couple down is better than a whole squad.’
‘Yeah I know,’ he sighed, trying to stuff down the memories of the day. Heartbroken parents, hysterical highschoolers and the weight in his chest. Weight that sat with him, made worse by her absence. Made worse when he was on his own. She was watching him, concern on her face and with that he got an idea.
'You wanna know something else I know?’ he asked.
‘What’s that?’ she said.
‘I know that I’m not spending another night on my own, sick or not,’ he challenged, patting the bed beside him. Lainey hesitated and then smiled, peeling Sam’s hand from her thigh before she shuffled out and climbed in beside him, their forced separation firmly ended by his arms around her and her face in the crook of his neck.
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The day was bright, warm, and baking into the Impala’s metal by the time Lainey had woken though it was still early. It meant the steering wheel was hot to the touch and the leather of the seats stuck to the backs of her thighs but she didn’t mind. It was a better heat than a fever. More comfortable than the sticky warmth of the bedsheets that she was thankful to escape from under after the last two days. She’d even managed to eat something, a hash brown scoffed and washed down with coffee on her drive back to the motel after her stomach realised she could finally eat something.
Sam was just waking up when she came in, bleary eyed but looking less washed out than he when she’d checked on him before she left.
‘Hey,’ she smiled, placing the bags on the table but not moving anything before she asked how he was doing, remembering how the scent of food had knocked her for six, ‘how you are you feeling honey?’
‘Better,’ Sam said wearily. Lainey raised an eyebrow, ‘well at least like I’m not gonna vomit.’
‘Well that’s good. I got us all breakfast, there’s plain stuff in there should be gentle on you,’ she promised.
‘Thanks,’ Sam said, getting up and taking a seat as he searched through the boxes with only a minor wince. Lainey looked around and found both beds strewn apart, the bathroom door closed firmly which gave her an inkling to her boyfriend's whereabouts though she still asked, ‘Dean in the bathroom?’
‘Yeah,’ Sam said as he started nibbling his piece of toast. Lainey nodded and moved to it, knocking gently as she listened for movement.
‘Dean?’ she called, only able to hear running water, ‘I got us breakfast.’
He didn’t reply but she didn’t think much of it, taking a seat beside Sam as she offered his tea up to him which earned her a thanks and a smile. Though she looked up as the bathroom door swung open, an ashen faced Dean appearing from inside a moment later.
‘Damn it,’ she sighed, clocking the pale face and familiar wince as the light hit him.
‘Don’t say I told you so,’ Dean grumbled, walking forward and collapsing back into bed.
‘I wasn’t going to,’ she lied, getting up quickly to perch beside him. And though she knew what she'd find she placed a hand on his cheek anyway and found it warm to the touch.
‘What’s the verdict?’ Sam asked from behind her. Lainey shook her head, ‘looks like six flags is gonna have to do without us for another couple days.’
After that the day was mostly a wash out. Dean oscillated between sleeping and throwing up and Sam spent the morning watching TV until he finally perked up enough for the pair of them to go on a walk. It wasn’t far and it wasn’t for long seeing as the heat hit them from the moment they stepped outside, but it was nice to get some fresh air into their lungs. Nice to talk about something other than a case or all of the other stuff chasing them. And afterward, in an effort to stay close by but not wake Dean, the pair of them wandered outside to the small pool the motel had. It was still warm in the evening and whilst Sam researched, what she didn’t ask, she wrote. Lyrics. Memories. Just everything. It was a vacation without a vacation. A day off just like they’d wanted, even if Dean was feeling crappy.
And it was nice. Which was why she was surprised when she woke up in the middle of the night, unable to sleep as her mind clawed its way back from gruff voices, mumbled sorrys, and the sound of gunfire.
Given it was near three am the room was quiet. Sam was splayed out on the other bed, either the lack of stimulation or the remnants of disease clawing him under earlier than usual. And Dean lay next to her, facing away but with his arm across her stomach, so he knew exactly where she was. Lainey moved it gently, sliding herself until she was sitting and trying to focus on something other than the dream she’d had. It was easy to do watching him. Watching the easiness of his breathing though it was heavy sounding from his open mouth. Dancing her fingers along the warm skin of his arm, the soft cotton of his t-shirt, the short spikes of his hair. It was too short she thought though that was how he always kept it. Simple, easy. A remnant from their childhood. Scissors or clippers and no complaining about how it came out.
That was John. Get up, go and don't open your goddamn mouth. All the same principles she'd been raised with and yet it was a world away from her dad. Because the difference was John had loved those boys, in his way. They’d had days off and new clothes. He’d at least taught them how to protect themselves. They may have eked out money and spent their life moving around but he was always there, or at least they were always certain he was coming back. That he wanted to.
She was thinking about that when Dean startled awake, sound asleep and then up, grappling around until he realised she was next to him and his heart settled, allowing him to sink back into his pillow as he shuffled to nestle into her side.
‘What time is it?’ he whispered as his hand grazed her thigh, dipping under her shorts and settling warm against her skin.
‘Around three,’ she murmured, running her fingers through his hair in a way that made him nuzzle back like a cat, ‘how are you feeling?’
‘Better,’ he said, clearing his throat from the residue that had settled in sleep, ‘still a little achy but I don’t feel sick anymore.’
‘That’s good…can I get you anything?’ she asked.
‘Water,’ he mumbled. As Lainey reached over to the nightstand and grabbed him a bottle he flopped onto his back, taking it from her hands and sipping on it as it balanced precariously against his chest, drops spilling down either side as he got going and felt the relief flood his gullet. When he was done she took it from him and recapped it, placing it back on the nightstand. Only when she sat back he was resting on his hand, looking up at her expectantly.
‘What?’ she asked.
‘How come you’re up? You okay?’ he asked. Lainey nodded but he kept watching, waiting.
‘I feel fine,’ she promised, ‘just thinking.’
‘About?’ Dean asked, bracing himself for whatever she was going to hit him with.
‘My dad,’ she said quietly.
‘Oh,’ Dean said. He’d been expecting something else. One of the things that normally woke her. The deal. The months that were ticking down to days. Sam and his searching, the constant research that he thought Dean couldn’t see. The worry she’d shelved so well for weeks now so they could enjoy their time together.
‘Yeah,’ she murmured.
‘What about him?’ Dean asked, pushing himself up in the bed.
‘I don’t know,’ she shrugged, though her mind flitted back to her dream, ‘it’s just…I guess over the years it’s been easier to forget about. I could be more detached…’
‘July right,’ Dean murmured. It was strange how it became that way, how time made you forget. How death ended up like a footnote in one of her journals. Then again maybe it hadn't, after all only been around for two anniversaries and the first time he had seen her grief, unexpected as it was. And when they'd hunted together it had never occurred to him to ask. Maybe that's why she never said anything. Maybe she had stuffed it down because they weren't what they were now and she felt stupid admitting it made her sad.
Or maybe she was just like him, like every hunter. Time didn't heal but it didn't do to dwell on every loss, there were far too many. And after all it wasn't as though he missed his mom any more on her birthday than he did any other day.
‘Yeah, fifteen years this year…’ she said.
‘Shit,’ Dean breathed, ‘I didn’t realise it had been that long.’
‘Feels like a lifetime and no time at all,’ Lainey agreed, though she dropped her gaze, fiddling with the ring on his hand as he watched her eke out whatever it was that had gotten her thinking, ‘it feels different this year…knowing what actually happened.’
‘Lainey my dad-’ Dean started but she looked up locking her hand around his to reassure him as she shook her head, ‘I didn’t mean that. It was an impossible call I know.’
Dean nodded. He didn’t try to reassure her, to tell her how haunted his dad had looked that night. How he’d helped give him the hunter’s send off. How John had waved him off when Dean had offered to be the one to tell her, the guilt and responsibility visible on his face though Dean hadn’t known why.
‘I mean…I had this image of him. With the way he was with me…’ she said quietly. Dean felt his jaw tighten with retroactive disdain that she didn’t notice, ‘it was weird you know? Because I knew how he felt about Noah even if he never said it…he never gave up on him even at the end.'
Dean stayed quiet, watching her work the thoughts into what she truly wanted to say, 'maybe that's what I was feeling...when he came back I mean...like it was built in me subconsciously or whatever.’
‘Maybe,’ Dean said, his fingers ghosting along her jaw. He could see her thinking about it, what had gone down however many moons ago but then she looked at him, simple and earnest as she said, ‘do you think he loved me?’
‘Baby I don’t know how he couldn’t,’ Dean said honestly. Lainey nodded but she didn't look convinced by the statement.
‘Sometimes I think so…most times I don’t,' she admitted, 'sometimes I don't even know if I loved him.'
'I'm sure you did,' Dean said, though he didn't know if that was the right answer.
'Yeah probably...it just...it never felt like this you know?' she said, dancing her fingertips along his knuckles, 'or even how I feel about Sam or Bobby so I don’t know.’
‘I think they were just different,’ Dean said, ‘I mean my dad wasn’t warm and fuzzy or whatever. He wasn’t the best but I knew he loved us…I’m sure your dad loved you too.’
‘Maybe,’ she said sadly. And with that Dean sighed, climbing out of bed and offering her a hand.
‘What are you doing?’ she asked, her brow furrowed.
‘C’mon we’re not festering in here,’ he said, pulling her up as she took it and forcing her to stumble from the bed.
‘But you’re sick,’ she protested, checking they hadn’t woken Sam as he led her to the sliding door that backed out to where the pool was.
‘I’m fine enough for this,’ Dean said. And he was. Sick or not he’d do anything to make her happy again. To make the doubt she was loved fly away and never return.
‘Dean,’ she said in a forceful whisper.
‘Shush, come on,’ he said, sliding the door open and pushing her through it before he gently closed it behind him.
Now the sun had dipped so had the temperature but it was still warm enough to be outside even in the old t-shirt and shorts she was in. But it wasn’t lit, the only light coming from the glow of the pool.
‘We’re not supposed to be here,’ she said as he pushed her closer, holding her by her hips as he chuckled in her ear.
‘Not supposed to dig up graves and commit credit card fraud either but here we are,’ he mused. Once he’d got her to the edge he let go of her, watching as she looked at the gentle lap of the water apprehensively, her eyes going wide when she saw him strip his t-shirt off. Dean laughed and tossed it at her.
'Dean,' she scolded though she caught it with one handed ease.
‘C’mon,’ he teased, pushing his boxers down and kicking them to the side, his grin growing as she looked at him agape, ‘you can say we’re lowering my temperature.’
And then he jumped in, the water making a racket as he barrelled through it, standing up a moment later as he shook the water from his hair like a dog.
‘Dean!’ she hissed looking around to check if anyone of the surrounding rooms had woken.
‘Oh come on, I thought Sammy was the stick in the mud,’ he teased, splashing her legs. Lainey looked around again feeling goosebumps form on the back of the neck. She knew she shouldn’t. She knew that if they got caught it would be awful. But the way he was watching her relit that fire inside her, the one that had been trying to spy itself an opportunity since they’d rolled into town.
Then before she could overthink it she peeled her shirt off. Dean watched, marvelling at the swell of her breasts, the curve of her thighs as she pushed her shorts and underwear off and kicked them into the pile of his stuff. He moved forward as she sat down grabbing hold of her waist so he could help her slip into the pool.
They dipped for a moment, submerged in the water as she wrapped her arms around his neck but then he stood, pulling her flush against him as his lips found hers. It was slow and languid, like the water drops that ran down her, followed closely by kneading hands.
‘God I’ve missed you,’ he breathed as they broke apart, foreheads pressed together like they might float away otherwise.
‘It’s been like three days,’ she giggled as he pressed another peck on her lips.
‘I said what I said,’ Dean shrugged, leaning in to kiss her again, his lips moving along her neck a second later.
‘You know I was thinking,’ she murmured, teasing the hair at the nape of his neck in a way that made his, ‘mm?’ sound more like a groan.
‘Maybe we should postpone six flags,’ she said quietly. He pulled back then, eyes curious.
‘Yeah?’ he asked, ‘how come?’
‘Well I don’t know about you but I don’t think my head will fare too well being spun around at a hundred miles an hour for a while,’ she countered.
‘Good point,’ Dean mused.
‘And I don’t know…I kinda like the memory we have of it. It’s one of the good ones; I guess I’m not in a hurry to plaster over those yet. Not when we can make new ones,’ she said earnestly. Because she had realised in Dean’s words that she had been loved, if not by who she wanted. Bobby had loved her gruff and unfuzzy but love. The love that still gave her a home. The love that never expected them to be something else. Kids he hadn’t had. He loved them all like his own, no matter how they came. And that was enough.
‘I like that,’ Dean agreed. Lainey grinned and kissed him quickly, ‘instead you could take me to Disneyland.’
‘Baby I’d take you wherever you wanted,’ he said, kissing her again and feeling her smile against his lips.
‘You’re so sweet when you’re tryna get laid,’ she murmured.
‘Is it working?’ he chuckled.
‘Very much so,’ she agreed. Dean hummed at that, making her squeal as he grabbed her legs and lifted her up, striding them towards the side of the pool. The tile was cold against her back, but she didn’t care, she couldn’t focus on anything but Dean's fingers which had danced gently down her, trailing through her damp heat as her nails dug into his shoulder.
‘Dean,’ she breathed, trying to make her brain work enough to stop him before they got caught.
‘I’m barely touchin’ you,’ Dean teased as thick fingers pushed her apart, touching just at the edge of her core.
‘I know that’s the problem,’ she groaned, grabbing his hand and pressing it down further, ‘need more.’
‘Like this?’ Dean said, though he wasn’t being led. He knew what she wanted, what she needed. He needed it too, the absence of her even though she was right next to him driving him wild. He wanted to bury himself in her, not just like this. Not just thick fingers pushing her apart, curling against that spot as he moved his thumb across her clit. He wanted it all.
‘Oh god,’ she whimpered, pressing down to get some friction as Dean sped up.
‘That’s it baby,’ Dean groaned, gripping the tile behind her so he could move how she needed, ‘god I love you like this. Doing so well for me. So fucking tight around my fingers.’
‘Never had it like this before,’ she breathed, clenching around him, ‘so good.’
‘Yeah?’ Dean said, unable to stop the pride bursting out of his chest. She caught it and looked as though she was going to tease him for it but he curved his finger against her and she shivered, digging her nails into his shoulder as she breathed, ‘never been touched like this. God Dean.’
‘None of ‘em ever got you like this huh?’ he challenged.
‘Never wanted ‘em like I want you,’ she said though her words dissolved into a moan as he hit that spot again, rubbing against it which made her thighs clamp around his hand as she rocked herself, slow and deliberate. He was barely doing the work now, just watching her in awe, each bounce sliding her in and out of the water. Dean could feel himself straining, the throb of his cock begging to be touched and yet he couldn’t look away. Couldn’t stop himself breathing, ‘god Lainey,’ as he watched her in awe.
‘Dean,’ she breathed, shuddering around his hand, her moan caught by his mouth so that it didn’t bounce off the tile.
But he didn’t hold her. Didn’t let her catch her breath, his kisses were rough and frantic as he mumbled, ‘sorry doll, can’t wait,’ and barely left time for her to adjust to the loss of his fingers before he spun her around, pinning her against the side of the pool as he plunged inside her.
‘Oh God,’ she groaned as he filled her again, the height difference leaving him able to stand but her toes teetering against tile and forcing him down to the hilt. She leant back, allowing him to rest his mouth against her neck, the suckle of flesh combining with the feel of his hands squeezing her chest.
‘You know I used to think about this,’ he grunted, ‘about you.’
‘Really?’ she said, trying to focus on his words instead of the relentless snap of his hips and the stars that flooded her brain every time the angle hit just right.
‘You remember that night in Houston? That bar?’ he asked. To her surprise she did, somehow able to pluck the memory from the back of her brain. She remembered the bar. The heat. She remembered she’d forced him to dance and they had, pressed up against one another laughing until he’d flirted with some girl who also wanted a partner. She’d pretended she hadn’t cared.
‘Charlie’s,’ she groaned.
‘Yeah, you went home with that guy. I hated it – never knew why,’ he said, recalling the five drinks he’d put down one after another once she’d left, ‘couldn’t stop myself thinking of what he was doing to you. Even brought home the bartender because she had brown hair like yours.’
‘Really?’ Lainey smiled.
‘Yeah,’ he chuckled, ‘though she kicked me out because I called your name.’
‘Thought you didn’t like me then,’ she mused.
‘Didn’t,’ Dean said, ‘did know it. God if I have known I’d have drove over and pulled you outta that assholes bed. Begged for this-’
‘Dean,’ she called, reaching to grip his ass cheek and forcing him further, ‘deeper.’
‘Fuck sweetheart,’ Dean grunted, spearing up as far as he could go. She clenched around him, gripping and pulling everything he had out of him. He came with a grunt and his head pressed against her shoulder, but he could tell she wasn’t done and so his hand moved down, working quickly against her until she clenched around him, draining him of every last drop as she came, his name moaned far too loudly they realised as the haze cut through.
As he pulled out she turned around, finally feeling the nerves as the cold descended and reality set in forcing her voice to a whisper as she said, ‘do you think anyone heard?’
Dean scanned the area and found it thankfully, just as deserted as before.
‘Nah,’ he said, pulling her closer, watching as she bit her lip nervously. And then he laughed, real, hearty amusement at how shy she was after everything.
‘It’s not funny,’ she said, but he caught her hand as she tried to thump him pulling it up around his neck as he silenced her worries with his lips.
They stayed there for a moment, floating in the silence. Dean knew he should move, get their clothes, and get out of there before anyone spotted them and yet he couldn’t. Like he was making up for all the times they’d missed. All the nights in bars when he’d gone home with someone else. The years they’d spent apart because he was an idiot. The months they’d spent building up to this because he was sparing her something she already felt.
Lainey looked like she was going to say something but she was cut off by a squeak and a roll of a sliding door and the soft call of Dean’s name.
‘Sammy. Hey man,’ Dean said awkwardly, moving to box her so she was fully covered and turning his head to find Sam trying to adjust himself to the light outside.
‘What are you,’ he said though as he opened his eyes properly he saw them and then the pile of clothes on the floor just in front of the room, ‘you know what never mind.’
He ducked back inside, the door closing roughly behind him. As Dean looked back she giggled making him laugh. Her fingers danced along his chest, tugging on them amulet as she mused, ‘is it better or worse that it was Sam who found us and not someone else?’
‘Not sure, but we should get a move on before someone else does,’ Dean said, allowing himself one last kiss. Lainey nodded and ducked under his arm, offering her hand as they waded towards the steps. She had just put a foot on the first rung when Dean stopped her, his hand on her arm as he said, ‘and I know we’re not going to six flags but next time we’re getting our own damn room.’
‘Noted,’ she grinned, leaning in her voice dropping, ‘and don’t worry. I’m sure I’ll find something to ride.’
As Sam heard a squeal and a splash he sighed and braced himself for the manager's inevitable warning knock at the door.
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pairing: sam winchester x reader, dean winchester x reader
word count: 0.5k
rating: teen
summary: can you read my mind? I've been watching you
tags/ warnings: set in late 90s, pre-canon, ages have been shifted a little, underage drinking, unrequited feelings, everythings just a little chaotic,
notes: dont know how many parts this is going to be based on the song crush by ethel cain
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You’re sixteen when you realise that you’re in love with Dean Winchester. You’d been suspecting it for a while. You’d known them most of your life of course but as you’d grown up and landed in that awkward limbo of being a teenager, you’d felt your friendship change. Your feelings changed. As their visits at Bobby’s became less frequent, sticking to the months John only really needed Bobby to fill time where the board of education selfishly wouldn’t, and you found you missed him. Like think of him every damn day missed him. You missed Sam too of course. You missed the way the house was with them both there. You missed his quiet, questioning presence. His thoughtfulness. The calm to Dean’s chaos.
But Dean felt different.
Sure, it was easy to fall in love with a guy like Dean. He was funny and charming. He had an attitude and an aptitude for commanding attention. Not to mention, he was really fucking hot. You'd discovered that last summer when they’d rolled up and he stepped out of the car all broad shoulders and cocky smiles. When he’d slung an arm around your shoulders forgetting you weren’t some girl he was dating until you’d blushed furiously before he’d dropped it. He’d lost that youthful thing Sam still had. That awkwardness that made his limbs too short where Sam’s were long and his face softer. He had a jaw now, sharp enough to cut glass and the greenest eyes you’d ever seen.
But it was more than that. You didn’t like him for the obvious reasons. You liked him for that stuff below all that, under that bravado. You liked the way he looked after Sam, after both of you. You liked that even though he was older and could find his own fun he spent every summer following you and Sam around, trying to convince you to do stupid shit he liked but still enjoying himself when you both asked to do something he said was ‘nerdy as fuck.’ You liked the way he let you see under that perfect mask like when his dad called and gave orders or when he told you about his mom. That one was rare, but when he did you listened in a way you were sure you could recite everything he’d said verbatim. You liked the way he called you, stating that it was because he was bored out of his mind and had nothing better to do which probably should’ve hurt but you didn’t care because there was definitely a girl somewhere he could hit up if he actually wanted to.
It’s why you’d started dressing differently. You wore makeup now, just enough to be slightly noticeable, and you did your hair, going through all the magazines until it became second nature and your fingertips stopped aching because you stopped catching them with the curling iron. You started favouring dresses over jeans, short skirts and cut off denims using the heat creeping in and announcing the arrival of summer as an excuse when your uncle Bobby had raised an eyebrow. It didn’t matter that the rising thermometer only served to announce the arrival of something else besides long days and sticky heat.
When they arrived this time, you weren’t going to be some kid. You weren’t just his friend, the girl he’d play fought, taught to shoot tin cans, and chased frogs with down at the creek. You were a woman now. Pretty and filled out in a way you’d only noticed when you’d started trying.
And if you had your way, by the end of summer, Dean was going to see that too.
pairing: sam winchester x reader, dean winchester x reader
word count: tbc
rating: explicit
summary: it’s 1997. you’re sixteen and summer is in session. oh, and you are deeply in love with dean winchester. the only issue is, dean doesn't love you back. so what are you supposed to do when you're stuck with the winchesters for the entire summer? well, his brother of course.
tags/ warnings: set in late 90s, pre-canon, ages have been shifted a little, smut, loss of virginity, p in v sex, oral sex, underage drinking, unrequited feelings, everythings just a little chaotic, love triangles, jealousy, angst, handjobs, friendship breakups makeups.
notes: dont know how many parts this is going to be based on the song crush by ethel cain
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