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Sorry I wasnât able to post like I said. The hotel I was at had no Wi-Fi and no signal! Plus Iâm sleep deprived đ Iâll post again later this week. But sorry if anyone feels like I wasnât interacting, I just never got the chance I wanted â¤ď¸
Edit: I tried to post when I was away. It didnât seem to send. Let me add context đ I was away at my fathers wedding, so thought I would have time in the evening to be online, and post but as mentioned above that went out the window.
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I love you
Dad!Bobby x reader
Summary: You had gone on a hunt alone, simple salt and burn. But when has a hunterâs life ever been simple?
a/n â Sorry, I really like angst fanfics! Hopefully Iâll be able to get part two to join the hunt out next week sometime, but bear with if not as I have a training course for work. Feedback appreciated :)
warnings â angst, demons, bleeding out, blood, blade.
word count:Â 1109Â

You had gone on a hunt alone, simple salt and burn. But when has a hunterâs life ever been simple?
âFuck!â You yelled. You had just finished the salt and burn, the grave glowing oranges and yellows, the ghost haunting and killing young children put to rest, when suddenly a sharp pain stabbed you in the side. You looked down, a blade was stuck in your side, it felt like poison was flooding your body, you could feel your t-shirt getting wet with blood. âFuck! Why are hunts never so simpleâ you thought to yourself, the pain becoming more and more unbearable, paralyzing even.
You coughed a little, blood splattering over your hand and dribbling down your face. The coughing moved the blade within you, and a new wave of pain rushed through your body. Whoever or what had gotten you was hidden in the darkness, but you could hear it, footsteps getting closer.
âMy, my, myâ A deep voice emerged, surrounding you, it sounded as if it was coming from all directions. The creature stepped out in front of you, in body clad in a black crisp suit, dark red splotches scatted on the material. Its hair was slicked back, styled smartly. It emerged from the shadows, into the slight light the salt and burn was casting, blue eyes, switching and turning black, the smell of sulphur and rotten eyes overpowering your senses.
The demon laughed, more like cackled as it walked towards you. If you werenât incapacitated you would have fought back, but the searing pain froze you to the spot you were stood in. The vessel the demon was occupying was definitely attractive, but that didnât matter. The demon got closer, until it was a few inches from your face, it grabbed at your face, leaning forward, inhaling your scent. âMy, my, myâ it repeated again, leaning in towards you, its hot breath ghosting over your ear.
âWho would have thought that I would get the jump on the infamous y/n Singerâ it whispered, its voice sweet almost melodic, but the sinister undertone was still there. âI canât wait to tell your dear old fatherâ it continues, running a finger over your cheek, down to your side, where the hilt on the blade was sticking out of you. Its hand wrapped around it, wiggling it up and down, the pain surging again, as your knees weakened, and you collapsed to the floor with a gasp. The blade puncturing more of your insides as it stayed in the demonâs hand when you fell.
âOh, yes!â it giggles manically, âI canât wait to tell dear old daddy, but first you get to sufferâ It kicked you in the side, dirt and mucked adding and mixing into your wound. It turned to look at you, smirking before disappearing in a cloud of black smoke. You could feel the blood pouring out of your side faster than before, laying down you curled into a ball, trying to maintain body head. You could hardly feel your hands and feet by now, your body going into shock with the blood loss, but you willed yourself to dig around in your pocket, pulling out the phone, and calling the only man you had on speed dial.
The phone rings a few times, your close to giving up, conserving your energy, when a gruff voice finally answered.
âWhat have you done now, Idgitâ The voice askes, the undertones soft and gentle, caring.
âDadâ you whisper, more blood pouring out of your mouth, you breath in shakily, pain rippling throughout you. âI need to visit you soon; itâs been too longâ You try to keep your voice cheerful, not allow him to realise anything is wrong
âWhatâs wrong y/nâ His voice is hard. Of course, you couldnât fool your dad, of course the infamous Bobby Singer knew when something was wrong. The concern in his voice rolling in waves through the phone, you could imagine him now, standing in the yard, dark eyebrows scrunching in confusion.
âNothingâs wrong Dadâ You squeak out, before a coughing fit overtakes your body, droplets of blood being expelled out of your mouth.
âThatâs Bullshit, y/n!â He yells, dad could always tell when you were lying, but you ignored him, continuing with the story, that nothing was wrong.
âI just wanted to call you Dad, itâs been awhile sâallâ You whisper, energy draining from your body quicker after you stopped coughing. Though a smile planted itself on your face, thinking of your father and the memories you had with him.
Bobby takes awhile to respond, you can imagine the cogs in his head turning, trying to figure out what was going on and how to help you. But you knew you werenât long for this world, and you needed to tell him one last thing.
âDadâ you gasped, it was getting harder to breath, your eyesight had started going black around the rims, almost like those stylised photos you saw every so often.
âI love you Dadâ Your energy was almost depleted now. Body cold and blue, most of your blood on the floor underneath you. Your ears had started ringing, your brain going foggy. Closing your eyes, it was easier to concentrate on your fatherâs comforting voice.
âY/n! What is going on?â He yells down the phone, impatience and fear radiating from his voice.
âI love you Dadâ You responded, a happy smile slipping over your face as you got to tell him something you didnât say often. A hunterâs life was one of gore and hard-faced people, not a life full of lovey moments, though you wished you had said that you loved him more.
You couldnât open your eyes anymore, eyelids to heavy to move. Your chest felt like the weigh of the world was rested upon it, organs shutting down one by one. Your heart slowing, trying to pump the last remaining blood around your system, your lungs hard inflating with much needed oxygen. It was your time. âI love you, Daddy.â You mustered up the last of your strength, taking the deepest breath you could, before repeating the three little words you wished you had told your father more. Your soul started to slip from your body, the ache in your side becoming more distant, your senses becoming numb, fading. Your dads voice distant, yelling and pleading your name over and over again like a broken record. You smiled as darkness encompassed you, your life slipping away, peace holding your hand as you crossed the line between life and death. Happy as you got to remind your dad that you loved him one last time.
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Just the two of us
Day 3: Use the words - Kitchen, date and music
Eddie x Fem!reader
Summary: Itâs been awhile since you and Eddie were able to have some time to yourselves
a/n: First time iâve ever written for Eddie, or even a stranger thing character. To be honest I thought my first stranger thing character would have been Steve. But oh well, I love Eddie too! Sorry if heâs a little out of character. Iâm so used to only writing for supernatural, I need to get used to his character.
warnings: Flufff!
word count: 1550

It had been a while since you and Eddie had been on a date. To be honest neither of you had been on a proper date together. When the two of you originally got together, you were too wrapped up within each other, and each otherâs beds to even care about going on proper dates. Then by the time you both hit senior year, the months of rolling in the sheets caught up to the two of you, and you fell pregnant. Your pregnancy was rough, leading to you missing most of senior year. Eddie felt bad that he had put you in this predicament, so spent a lot of his time caring for you. Unfortunately, you were both held back; but the birth of your daughter Melissa was worth it. The following year, you both got held back again; with no one to babysit during the day due to absent parents and Eddies uncle only able to look after Mel a few days a week, you both decided to wait it out another year. Now Mel was two years old, and both you and Eddie had decided that this year you were going to graduate, no matter what it took. With studying, Mel and the hellfire club, neither of you had had much time for each other, and one night it was agreed that youâd let the hellfire club babysit while the two of you had a date.
Walking up to Dustinâs front door, your nerves were bubbling. Mel was clung to your hip, Eddie bounding down the path ahead of you a little more excitedly, before rasping his knuckles on the door. It didnât even take one knock, before the door swung open, the curly hair and cheeky grin of Dustin stood at the door, with the others poking their heads over his shoulder.
âDâ Mel squealed from your hip, eyes bright and shining at the older male, hands reaching out as she tried to wiggle out of your grip. Gently, you lowered your daughter to the ground, where as soon as her small feet hit the floor, she waddled as quickly as possible to Dustinâs waiting arms. Where he quickly picked her up, throwing her in the air, a giggle escaping her lips, before she landed safely back in his arms and nestling her head into his shoulder.
âDustinâ You stepped forward towards the male in front of you, ready to give him a lecture, but Eddie stepped in, placing a reassuring hand on your lower back.
âY/n, itâs okâ He smiled over at you before looking at the rest of the hellfire club. âKeep an eye on my princess for me, any issues call us. Donât keep her up to lateâ He spoke, waiting for confirmation that everyone had heard him. Once he was happy, he spun around grabbing your hand, before walking you to his van, and holding the door open for you. You climbed in and started to fasten yourself, as he shut the door and joined you.
âDo you think sheâll be ok?â You question, eyes downcast as you start playing and picking at the skin around your nails.
âSheâs in good handsâ Eddie comforted you, the vans engine revving to life, as he drove off to the trailer park. Climbing out, of your boyfriendâs van, he looked over at you âAre you sure you donât want to go out, y/n?â His voice is sweet yet laced with worry that you wouldnât think this date would be enough.
âIâm sure. I want to be close by in case something happens to Melâ You respond, lacing your fingers with his as you walk inside, dumping your shoes and keys by the front door. Your sock covered feet trudged through the trailer, heading to the kitchen. Your head was fuzzy, filled with âwhat ifsâ about Mel. You were so out of it, you didnât even realise that Eddie had joined you in the kitchen, until a warm hand wrapped around your waist, and a kiss was placed to your hair line.
âSheâs fine angelâ He whispered, lips ghosting your forehead. âLetâs enjoy tonightâ He smiled, moving away, to wash his hands, you following suit. The two of you moved around the kitchen, never once bumping into each other. It was like a perfectly recited dance, as you grabbed bowls from the cupboard as Eddie filled the boiling saucepan on the stove with spaghetti. Dinner wasnât fancy, but it didnât have to be, all that mattered was that you were there with your boyfriend.
âShall we put some music on?â You asked Eddie, looking him in the eyes. He smiled, before walking off to put on a record. You were expecting Metallica, or some other choice of Eddieâs music to fill the air. But instead he had chosen one of your old records, hardly used, that just sat in the back collecting dust. The last time it was used, was to help settle Mel one night when she couldnât sleep.
You gasped, turning to look at your boyfriend, as the soothing piano of Beethovenâs Moonlight Sonata filled the air. He just smirked at you, before collecting a couple of candles and placing them on the table, lighting them. âWhat?â He questioned a laugh rippling from deep within, âI can be romantic sometimes.â
It wasnât much longer until the timer started beeping, alerting the two of you to the fact that dinner was ready. Eddie started grabbing the plates, as you drained the pasta over the sink, before scooping up the long spaghetti strings and plopping them down in a dish that Eddie had left on the side. He covered the pasta noodles, in the sauce that the two of you had actually made, and not just grabbed from a can.
Eddie ushered you to the table, hand placed gently on your back, guiding you to your chair. He pulled the chair out for you, before helping you sit down and pushing you in; though the scraping of the wooden chair on the floor, sent a shiver down your spine. Next, he placed the food on the table, before sitting down opposite you, smiling gently as he started to tuck in to the delicious homemade meal. You mostly ate in silence, except for the sound of the piano, and Eddie slurping his spaghetti up like a child.
After, youâve finished eating, Eddie gets up gathering up the dirty dishes and cutlery, you start to push your chair out to help him, but he just shakes his head at you, before wondering to the fridge and pulling out a fresh pot of strawberries. He messes around in the kitchen for a few minutes, before emerging, with the fresh red fruit and some melted chocolate.
âEddieâ you gasp, looking at your boyfriend in shock. He just smiles at you before dipping a strawberry in the chocolate and wiping it across your face. âEddie!â You yell, though you canât help the giggles that escape your mouth, which transforms into full blown laughter as he kneels next to you his tongue lapping at the sweetness on your cheek, making you squeal and move away from him. He laughs back at you, a smile over his face. Looking at your crazy boyfriend, you laugh even more when you realise his nose has chocolate on it, and you lean forward giving him a kiss on his nose to help clean everything off.
Thatâs when you notice that Eddie is quiet, and serious; a complete 360 from his behaviour just minutes ago. You shuffle closer to where heâs kneeling on the floor. âBub, are you ok?â You question, trying to look into his eyes.
He shifts slightly, hands fidgeting in his pocket, before he smiles at you. âNever been betterâ He replies, still not fully looking at you.
âAre you su-âHe cuts off your question, by leaning in placing his lips against yours. You shut your eyes savouring the taste of the chocolate on his lips. The kiss was short and gentle, and when he pulls away, you notice that his eyes are teary, but before you can question him further, he starts talking.
âI-I kept trying to find the right time to do this.â He looked down at the red velvet box in his hand. âI-I had a long speech planned but screw it.â He opens the box revealing a simple silver band with a small diamond. âI know its not much. But I love you. Y/n, will you marry me?â He questions, lifting his head to look you in the eyes. Your eyes fill with tears, and before you know it, youâre throwing yourself off the chair and into his lap. The table gets pushed slightly, chocolate spilling everywhere, but you donât care. Eddie smiles widely at you slipping the ring on your finger.
He leans in, capturing your lips in a kiss. A spark shot up your spine, it was like you were having your first kiss all over again. The pressure of his lips against yours was intoxicating, and it wasnât long until he slipped his tongue into your mouth, and his hand started trailing up your leg. You pulled away slightly, resting your forehead on his. âI love you Eddie Munsonâ You whispered.
âI love you too, y/n Munsonâ
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Sneaky little looks
Day 4: Pining
Eddie munson x Jason adoptive sibling reader
Summary: Stealing glances and little looks, is the only way you could ever get close to Eddie
A/n: This has not been proof read, sorry. Also so sorry iâve been gone. Super busy starting my masters soon, so stressed! Hopefully Iâll be able to be back more regularly soon.
Warnings: None
word count: 457

âY/n!â The shrill voice of Mrs Smith cut through the silence of the class, everyoneâs heads whipping round, multiple pairs of beady eyes staring into your soul. You could feel your face heating up, and you felt like you were going to explode. You just wanted to shrivel up within yourself or melt into a puddle like the wicked witch of the west.
âStop staring into space and pay attentionâ Her voice became higher as she stalked towards you desk, slamming her hand down on the wooden table, making you and your stationary jump. She roughly grabbed the shut textbook on your desk, and flicked through the pages aggressively, tearing the corners of the pristine book slightly. Your eyes were wide staring, into her small sunken eyes that seem void of life. She suddenly lifted her hand, jabbing her wrinkly old finger onto the page, every jab accentuated by a word. âOneâ Jab âMoreâ Jab âWarningâ Jab âAndâ jab âYouâllâ jab âgetâ jab âattentionâ Jab, jab, jab. She was jabbing the book so hard you through her finger was going to break.
The class erupted into whispers, groups of friends were muttering, every so often staring over in your direction. Some people just looked over at you in pity, others snarled at you. But everyoneâs head bolted forward, when Mrs smith suddenly shrieked âShut up!!â and suddenly all the attention that was on you had left as quickly as it came.
The material in the class was boring, and you knew you were going to drift off into sleep soon, the textbook that was ripped open, left ignored in front of you, your eyes drifting out of the window, spotting the long black-haired guy who had caught your attention. Everyone called him a freak, a devil worshiper, his whole group being the social pariah of high school. But to you, he was mysterious, he played his cards close to his chest, and you wanted to be able to sneak up behind him and read those cards over his shoulder. Itâs part of the reason you started to learn to play dungeon and dragons. You wanted to be able to join hellfire, become part of Eddieâs close circle and see him for who he really was, but being Jasonâs adoptive sibling, meant that you couldnât. You instead had to steal secretive glances across the cafeteria, in the hallways, and out the window as your brother drove you home. It meant learning d&d in private, hiding any evidence under your bed, away from your bully brother. It meant going to all your brotherâs games whenever you just wanted to try and join hellfire. It meant pining after Eddie Munson, the guy who owned your heart and had no idea.
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1.2 Wendigo
Dean x Sam x gn! Winchester reader
Summary: Ever want to be included in the show, as a Winchester? Wait no more. Follow y/a, Sam and Dean through 15 seasons of saving people, hunting things the family business.
A/n - Second episode if up! Iâm so sorry that this has taken so long, super hectic week, hope this is up to standard!
warnings: Follows the first episode of the first season. Death. Fire.
word count - 5359
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Recap:
âNo⌠oh my god noâŚâ He croaked. He stands frozen, as a sizzling noise overwhelms his senses, the smell of smoke as small black lines spiderweb across the ceiling. The lines connect, spelling out three words. Coming for you. Before suddenly igniting, engulfing the walls and Mary.
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âDad hasnât been home in a weekâ Dean explained, his face hardening with a seriousness.
âSo, heâs working overtime on a Miller Time shift. Heâll stumble back sooner or later.â Sam answers quickly, his brain not fully processing the extent of Deanâs sentence.
âNo Sam.â You added, âDadâs on a hunting trip, and he hasnât been home in a week.â Your twins eyes widen, the mutual understanding between the three siblings that this conversation has to be silent.
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Samâs face is dark, covered in desperate anger. Sam looks over at you then at Dean, you hear him exhale, as he tosses the shotgun in the boot slamming it shut.
âWe got work to doâ He hissed.
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Now
Since leaving Samâs burnt apartment and most importantly his dead girlfriend. Sam had been incredibly quiet, though with the gentle humming of the engine it hadnât taken your twin too long to fall asleep in the passenger seat. You didnât argue this time about the passenger seat being your seat, heâd been through a lot the past few days, (more than most go through in their entire lives), and you really didnât want to start an argument that you knew would result in your head being bitten off by your slightly grumpy, taller lanky brother.
It had been a few hours since Sam had fallen asleep, Dean tapping his fingers on the steering wheel driving to the co-ordinates left by Dad in his journal, 35-111; blackwater ridge. When you had left originally, you had roughly 600 miles of rugged road and classic rock music to travel. By now you were about half-way, 300 miles left. The journey so far, hadnât been so bad, the three of you had all been quiet, wrapped up in your own heads, Deanâs music playing through the speakers, apart from that the car was silent, well apart from Samâs snorts. The last 100 miles or so, you had been staring out the window at the shrubbery passing by, though you could feel your eyelids getting heavy, lulling you to sleep. Well, that was until Sam suddenly jerked awake, a little squeal passing his lips before he started gasping for air.
âAre you alright?â you hear Deanâs gruff voice cut through the music, the first time he had spoken in a few hours, well apart from his singing, though youâre not sure if youâd really count it as singing. Your watching the two of them, through the reflection on the window, you notice Sam glancing over at your older brother, before he turns to look out the window, like you had been doing moments earlier.
âIâm fineâ He responds dully, voice monotone, yet laced with a tiny hint of fear and a whole lot of guilt; it didnât take a genius to figure out why he felt guilty either.
âAnother nightmare?â You decide to dig, dig with Sam, dig him out of the depressive hole heâll eventually find himself drowning in if he doesnât talk. Sam doesnât react, through you lean forward, between the front two seats; Dean catching your eye and glaring at you in the âbig brother is taking charge; sort of way, when he notices you font have a seat belt on. Sam never answers you, but everyone in the car knows it was a nightmare, and everyone in the car knows that it in some way involves Jess.
âDo you wanna drive?â Dean joins in the digging, the pushing, the pulling. If one of you was going down into the dark hole, the rest might as well follow. Yet, before Sam can even answer, youâre jumping at Deanâs question, asking him to pull over and let you be in control. Sam laughs, itâs a deep guttural laugh, but its natural and happy sounding, and the tension in the car starts to dissipate slightly.
You realise that youâre getting nowhere, so settle back against the window, where you can watch the boys through the reflection. âDean, not once have you ever asked me that!â you notice Samâs eyes widen in surprise.
âJust though you might want to. Never mindâ Dean responds, never taking his eyes of the road, his fingers start drumming on the steering wheel again. Of course, offering up baby was his way of helping make amends and although Sam never acknowledged Deanâs effort, you knew he was happy that the two of you were trying to cheer him up.
âLook, I appreciate that both of you are worried about me, but Iâm okay, reallyâ Sam smiles at the two of you, a slightly pink hint on his cheeks. It doesnât matter though, seeing a small smile on his face means that tensions have fully disappeared, just like the eggshells you wanted to walk on completely vanished.
The three of you fell back into comfortable silence afterwards.
About half an hour later you heard the two boys muttering. âMaybe we shouldnât have left Stanford so soon?â Sam frets, Dean glimpses over at Sam, confusion and slight annoyance sketched across his face.
âSam, we dug around there for a week. We came up with nothing. If you wanna find the thing that killed Jessica-â
Sam quickly interjects âWe gotta find Dad first.â
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An hour or two later, you spot a sign that reads âWelcome to lost creek, Colorado, National Forestâ Dean drives to the ranger hut for blackwater ridge, putting Baby in park, before the three of you clamber out the car. The boys do so rather elegantly, unfortunately for you, your legs had gone numb, and as soon as you stepped out the car, your foot gave way, making you face plant the floor. It took a few minutes for your brothers to stop laughing, before Dean offered a hand to help you up, though you ignored it out of stubbornness and pushed yourself up before brushing the dust off of your jeans. Muttering a quick âUghh, I um. I meant to do that.â Which just left the boys in more laughter.
Inside the rangerâs hut it was dark, but the different woods melded together to give a warm inviting feeling.
âYou three arenât planning on going to blackwater ridge, are you?â A deep voiced asked, turning around you spotted a man, he must have been late 60s, his skin had winkles showing signs of a life well lived, but you could tell he had the eyes of a young soul, someone who hadnât finished living yet. Dean gave a sheepish smile at the man, hand rubbing the back of his neck; Sam interjecting quickly before Dean fucks something up. He makes up a quick excuse saying âOh, no sir. Weâre environmental study majors, just working on a paperâ before the three of you made yourselves suspicious.
âBull.â Said the ranger gruffly, looking between the three of you, not believing the excuse Sam had managed to whip up on the spot. The ranger continued, in the same gruff voice as before âYour friends with that Haley girl, right?â
âYesâ you answer hesitantly, eyes flicking to the boys, praying that this time ranger Wilkinson doesnât suspect anything. Thankfully he takes the bait. âWell, I will tell you exactly what we told her.â He states, looking between the three of you âHer brother filled out a backcountry permit saying he wouldnât be back from Blackwater until the twenty-fourth, so itâs not exactly a missing persons case. You tell that girl to quit worrying, Iâm sure her brotherâs just fine.â He finishes pointedly.
âWe will.â Dean responds, âWell that Haley girlâs quite a pistol huhâ He chortles. âActually, you know what would help is if I could show her a copy of that backcountry permit. You know, so she could see her brotherâs return date.â
Ranger Wilkinson eyes all of you, heâs starting to suspect you all over again, yet he still goes to get the backcountry permit.
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It doesnât take long for you to arrive outside of Haleyâs house, Dean going ahead walking past the white picket fence, and up the porch steps, raising a fist he bangs on the door. A few seconds later a girl answers, not opening the screen. She has medium brown wavy hair, and a small slim face, Dean smiles at her âYou must be Hayley Collinsâ he states âthis is Sam and y/n. Weâre ugh, rangers from the park service. Ranger Wilkinson asked us to come over, we have a few questions.â
âShow me some IDâ She peers at the drivers license Dean shows her through the screen, though he doesnât give her much time to scrutinise it, considering the fake ID reads âSamuel Coleâ. She nods still hesitant, opening the screen door.
âCome on inâ, she mutters stepping out of the way, Dean steps through the threshold first followed quickly by Sam, just as youâre about to cross into the house Haley pipes up âThat yours?â She nods her head towards the Impala. âAhh sheâs a car girlâ you think to yourself âDean will like her thenâ you laugh to yourself, getting funny looks from those around you.
Once in the house, Haley leads the three of you to the kitchen, its dĂŠcor is slightly outdated, with white wood and a big oval table in the middle, and unknown male is sat at the table on their laptop. âBenâ Hayley starts âthis is Dean, Sam and y/n, theyâre rangersâ Ben glances up slightly, but heâs quiet, definitely the observant type, more like Sam then Dean, a think first and do it later kinda person, rather than a rush in and think later person.
âSo, if Tommyâs not back, how do you know somethings wrong?â You question the girl, Hayley leaves the room, returning with a bowl which she places on the table. âHe checks in everydayâ she says solemnly.
âMaybe he was having too much fun and forgotâ Dean suggested, with a little shrug of his shoulders. âHe wouldnât do thatâ Ben pipes up, Dean looks at him, really looks at him, as if he has x ray vision and can see into his soul.
Hayley snaps Dean out of his staring contest with Ben, pulling his attention to her. âOur parents are gone. Itâs just my two brothers and me. We all keep pretty close tabs on each other.â
âCan I see the pictures he sent you?â Sam asks, Hayley nods grabbing her laptop. For the next half an hour or so Hayley shows the three of you the pictures and videos that Tommy sends the family each evening, he seems happy, enjoying himself the bond between siblings evident in the way they look out for each other. In ways you wish your family had the same dynamic but that would never happen, you didnât have the normal apple pie life and the only reason you were all in contact was because the man who raised you had vanished.
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After you left Hayleyâs and Sam had gotten the pictures and videos emailed to him, you all settled in at the local pub. It felt normal, people were playing pool in the corner cheering, a couple where having a chat and then there were the few drunk people in the back.
âSo, Blackwater Ridge doesnât get a lot of trafficâ Sam starts a conversation on the case âBut still this past April, two hikers went missing. They were never found.â Dean pulls out Dadâs journal placing the leather book on the table with a thud.
âAny others before that?â Dean questions. When it comes to cases, Dean becomes serious, unlike his normal jokey, flirty self. Reaching across the table you open Dadâs journal flicking through it as the boys continue, Sam pulls out a couple of newspapers, pointing at the dates as he reads them out loud, âYeah, in 1982, authorities said it was a grizzly attack.â
âWe all know thatâs bullshitâ you mutter, the boys snap their heads looking in your direction. âWhat?!â You question âItâs been happening every twenty-three years, unless a bear now keeps a calendar, I donât think the disappearances âare just a grizzlyâ you lift your hands, in the air, wiggling your fingers up and down making air quotes.
Sam pulls out his laptop, pulling up Tomâs video, âexactly y/n, I re-checked out the video footage again. Lookâ he points at the screen, a shadow quickly darts across the screen, the outline visible through the tent.
âDo it againâ Dean demands, Sam shows the video again, slowing it down frame by frame. âItâs three framesâ you utter.
âExactly! Thatâs a fraction of a second. Whatever that thing is, it can moveâ Sam responded.
âTold you itâs not a grizzlyâ you stick your tongue out childishly, laughing as Dean smacks you round the back of the head.
âOne more thingâ Sam mentions, shutting his laptop and reaching for another newspaper clipping. âIn âfifty-nineâ one camper survived this âgrizzlyââ Sam turned and looked at you before you said anything, giving you a glare. âAs I was saying, one camper survived this âgrizzlyâ attack. Just a kid. Barely crawled out alive.â
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After finding out who was attacked, you decided questioning him would give you the best chance of figuring out what was going on. The old man looked tired, his pale skin sickly and winkled.
âLook, rangerâŚugh rangersâ He corrected himself âI donât know why youâre asking me, itâs public record. A grizzly attack.â
âThe other people that went missing, those bear attacks too?â Dean digs, trying to find out more, the three of you knowing that the old man is not telling the full truth. The old man takes a puff of his cigarette, heâs stalling, thinking, trying to figure out how to answer. Dean doesnât stop, doesnât give him time to answer âWhat about all the people that went missing this year? Same thing?â
The old man still doesnât answer. Dean keeps pressing âIf we knew what we were dealing with, we might be able to stop it.â The man finally responds, âI seriously doubt that, and you wouldnât believe me.â
âMr. Shaw, what did you see?â Sam questions, leaning forward in his seat. You could tell the old man was about to spill everything you needed for the case.
âNothing. It moved to fast to see. It hid too well. I heard it, though. A roar, like no man or animal I ever heardâ His eyes are glassy, you guess that flashbacks are playing through his head, it must be difficult, remembering everything. âWhy it left me alive I donât knowâ He dips his head sadly, âdid leave me this, thoughâ He pulls back the collar of his shirt, three big scars are scratched across his chest, claw marks. He looks at the three of you before uttering his last words âthereâs something evil in those woods. It was some sort of demon.â
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You arrived back at the motel after visiting the pub, the boys heading back earlier then you. You needed the space, as much as you loved them, it has been hard spending so much time around them recently. Dean normally only ever contacted you if he needed help on a case, and well Dad always made Dean relay his messages. Sam, well although heâs your twin and you did keep in contact, since he met Jess, he started responding less and less, you were thinking of giving up, going no contact. Well, that was until Dean rushed back into your life. You just didnât want to get to close to them again, get used to them being in your life, to have to be back on your own, hunting things.
Opening the door to the hotel room, you saw the boys, they were still working. âSpirits and demons donât have to unlock doorsâ Dean began.
âSo, itâs probably something else, something corporealâ Sam counters.
âCorporeal? Excuse me professorâ
âShut up.â Having enough of their argument, you decided to weigh in, although a lot was going on in your head, you were still trying to figure out what in the hell you could be possibly hunting. âThe speed that it moves⌠could be a skin walker, maybe a black dog. Whatever it is, itâs not a grizzly and itâs a creature. Which means we can kill itâ
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Pulling up in the impala, Dean climbed out first, and argument already stirring between the two brothers. âWe canât let her come Deanâ Sam snapped. Hayley had arranged a tour, her and Ben adventuring into Blackwater Ridge to find their brother. Dean wanted to crash it; Sam wanted to stop it.
âYou guys got room for three more?â Dean yelled, a smug grin across his face, once he spotted Hayley wearing a pair of tight ass-hugging shorts. Of course, heâs thinking with his dick, you roll your eyes. After the introductions, Roy (the tour guide) storms ahead, talking about his hunting escapades and how heâs hunted buckâs and bears. If only he knew.
Dean starts to get cocky âTell me, Bambi or Yogi ever hunt you back?â Roy suddenly grabs Dean, tugging him back. âWhatcha doing, Roy?â Roy still silent, picks up a stick and pokes at the ground, a bear trap suddenly springs to life. Roy smirks âYou should watch where youâre going. Ranger.â
The boyâs storm on ahead. You stay back with Hayley, keeping an eye on the back of the pack, protect them from all angles. âYou didnât pack any provisions. You guys are carrying a duffle bag. Youâre not rangers.â She reaches out and grabs your arm, halting you, the others too far ahead to care.
âWho the Hell are you?â Hayley interrogates.
âWeâre siblingsâ you sigh. âDeans the eldest, Sam is my twin. Our Dad went missing, weâre looking for him too.â
âWhy didnât you just tell me?â Hayley exhales.
âWeâve been through some shit⌠Look itâs best not to get on with it. Letâs catch up with the others.â You end the conversation. From up ahead you hear Roy shout âHayley over here.â
She darts off, you check the surroundings before running off after her, it doesnât take long for you to realise why he shouted. The little camp site having been discovered, destroyed, bloody and clawed. âDefinitely a grizzlyâ Roy states. You roll your eyes hard, Dean and Sam giving you a poignant stare, taking the hint you keep your mouth shut.
âHELP!â A yell echoes around the woods.
âTommy!â Hayley yells back taking off in the direction the voice was heard. The rest of you following, but the three of you hang back a little, inspecting the area outside of prying eyes not in the hunting business.
âBoysâ You whisper-shout drawing the attention of your two brothers, who were discussing what could have destroyed the tents. âThe bodies were dragged from the campsite. But hereâ you walk forward and stop point at the ground, âThe tracks just vanish.â
âThatâs weirdâ Sam mutters, walking forward and bending down to inspect the drag marks closer.
âIâll tell you what, thatâs no Skinwalkerâ Dean states stepping forward towards the forest where the drag mark disappeared. âWhich meansâ you continue âItâs also not a black dogâ.
âJust what are we dealing with?â Dean questioned as you started to return to the camp, Tommyâs voice had faded and Hayley, Ben and Roy had decided to go back to camp for the night. Everyone walked in silence, just the crunching of sticks and dry leaves could be heard.
âWait!â Hayley shouts, âWhereâs our packs?â She swings around, staring at all of you, glaring even. âIs this some kind of practical jokeâ She continues, throwing her arms up in the air, exasperated.
âDo you really think weâd do this?â You growled, stepping towards her, pushing your face into hers. Youâd had enough, this was dangerous, Dad was missing and now strangers with no idea of the supernatural are getting mixed up into the wrong things. Your tether had snapped. âThis is fucking serious! Your brother is missing, or even dead. Sam with our dad. Maybe you were the one to hide everything!â
âY/N!!â Dean roars, separating the two of you, before one of you kills the other. Though Dean has bets on who would win that one, and everyone knows Winchesters always win. âEnough. We need to stick together, not chew each other outâ Sam cuts in. You knew they were right, but that didnât mean that you were now going to be all pally with Hayley now.
âItâs smart. It wants to cut us off, so we canât call for help.â Sam mentions after tensions ease, and everyone has their heads screwed on properly. âWait. You mean someone, some nutjob out there stole our gear?â Roy questioned, confused but also frustrated in his mind they were still hunting a bear. âMaybe.â You mutter, trying to distract. You knew you really needed to talk to your brothers, see dads journal. But Sam, like always beat you to it, looking between you and Dean before saying everything he needed to with his eyes.
The three of you split off from the other three, not too far away to be suspicious, but far enough away to not be overheard. Dean passes your twin the journal, and it doesnât take long for Sam to flick to a specific page, itâs got dads messy writing scribbled all over it and a first-nations style drawing, it almost looks like a scary stick figure.
âOh, come on, wendigos are in the Minnesota woods or, or Northern Michiganâ Dean almost laughs at the suggestion of one being found in the far west of the states.
âThink about it, Deanâ Sam rolls his eyes at your older brother. âIt can mimic a human voice, its fast, and smartâ
âGreatâ You and Dean sigh at the same time before pulling out your pistols which were hidden across your person. âThis is useless then!â Dean huffs
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It doesnât take long for night fall to fall over the camp. Hayley and Ben are sat around the campfire, watching the embers dance within the smoke, before fizzling out. The heat the camp radiated was needed, the nights air cooled quickly and with supplies having been taken earlier the fire was much needed. Hayley prods at the fire, watching Dean work his magic, he was using a big branch, disturbing the mud around the site, creating symbols. You could see the questioning look in Hayleyâs eyes and figure now was a better time then never to be civil (especially after earlier).
âAnasazi symbolsâ You muttered, watching the flames light up the small area of forest before the vast darkness that surrounded you. Out of the corner of your eye you noticed Hayley, Ben and Roy, look over at you, curious gazes, eyebrows raising slightly. âIts for protection. The wendigo canât cross over themâ
Royâs face slips from curious to a smirk, before his body starts shaking with laughter, his white teeth showing as he bends over, gun slung over his shoulder in fits of hysterics. He sarcastically wipes at his eyes. Though he shuts up quickly when Dean shouts over that nobody likes a sceptic.
Dean had finished drawing the symbols, all of you apart from Sam standing by the fire, Sam was stood outside the camp staring into the distance. It was silent, too silent. There was no sound, no wind, no trees talking, no animals. No nothing. Just silence, until a twig snaps; breaking the eeriness.
âHelp me! Please!â A voice echoes throughout the trees. Samâs head whips round, and it doesnât take long before heâs joined the rest of you within the circle. âHelp!â The voice echoes again, Deanâs face goes expressionless, hand on his gun. Sam grabs a torch and illuminates the darkness slightly.
âHeâs trying to draw us out. Just stay cool, stay put.â Dean was using his stern voice, his big brother youâre in a lot of shit voice you ended up on the receiving end of a lot as a kid.
âStay inside the magic circleâ Roy barks. Itâs not long until a growling sound is heard close to the camp, Roy points his gun randomly and shoots at it. âThatâs no grizzlyâ He mutters, realisation finally hitting him. The wendigo is mad, infuriated even. It rushes around the camp site; Hayley starts to scream. Roy randomly shoots towards the rustling, again and again and again. âI hit it!â He shouts, jumping slightly on the balls of his feet, rushing forward to go and investigate what he had hit.
âRoy! Noâ You shout, darting after him, you can hear Dean behind you saying, âDonât moveâ and its not long before your brothers also take off after Roy.
âItâs over here! Itâs in the treeâ Roy yells over before the wendigo reaches down and snaps his neck. It happens within the blink of an eye, one second Roy is standing there and the next his limp, dead body drops lifeless to the floor. You dart back to the safety of the camp, where Ben and Hayley stay, wide eyed in horror.
âSo, we have a better chance in the daylightâ You mention looking a the five of you sitting around the campfire. Sam leans forward, opening dadâs journal showing the two siblings sat opposite. Dean carefully explains the backstory, what a wendigo is, how its formed and many other questions that were running through their heads. By the end of the explanation the fire had started to dwindle, flames becoming smaller and smaller, and the five of you decided to call it a night.
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The crisp morning air was a nice invitation, it woke up the senses, made you feel refreshed, and it was exactly what you needed on a day of a hunt. The five of you had left the safety of the camp about ten minutes ago, Dean marching on ahead, fresh leaves crunching beneath boots, the sounds of animals and birds making the forest come to life.
âGuysâ you call, looking over your shoulder at the others.
âWhat is it?â Dean calls back, even though heâs started trudging over the rugged terrain of tree roots towards you. Then they see the reason why you called them over, the blood claw marks were everywhere, every tree had them, the animals got quieter, the forest going silent, just like the night before. Â
âYou know, I was thinking, those claw prints, so clear and distinct. They were almost too easy to follow.â Sam mentions, stepping forward running his hand over the broken bark. Nearly as soon as Sam finishes his sentence, the trees surrounding all of you start shaking, and a deep guttural growling gets louder and louder. Everyone reacts automatically, sprinting off in different directions, you end up with Dean and Hayley, when you run into the wendigo. Hayleyâs screams being the last thing you remember.
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You groan and open your eyes, the area youâre in is dark, your arms are tied above you, you feel sore and tired, nowhere near awake as you were this morning. You saw Dean and Hayley slumped against the side of the structure you were being kept in; Ben crouched in front of Hayley. To your left, you saw your twin, knife in hand cutting through your restraints. It wasnât long before you were let down and were leaning against the cool wall.
âHey, you okay?â Sam questions the both of you, Dean moves slightly a small wince passing his lips, you just nod, looking at Sam, eyes questioning him.
âHeâs goneâ Sam mutters answering your question without needing to be asked.
You watch as Hayley walks over to another person hanging, she slowly touches his cheek. âTommyâ She whispers. Tommyâs eyes jerk open, and Hayley lets out a shriek, before her brother gets cut down. âWeâre gonna get you homeâ She whispers to him.
Behind in the corner, Dean had spotted the stolen supplies, pulling out a few flare guns, chucking a few to you and Sam. The five of you start limping down the tunnel. Until the creature decided to rear its nasty head.
âWeâll never outrun it!â Hayley yells panicked.
âAlright, youâ He looks at Hayley and her brothers âStay with Sam and y/n. Theyâll keep you safeâ Dean lifts his eyes between the Sam and yourself, nodding a confirmation of the plan.
âWhat about you?â Hayleyâs voice quivers. Dean just smiles at her, sending a wink, before the four of you leave him behind. Even in the worst of times that man still thinks with his dick you sigh. As the four of you leave Dean behind you can hear him taunting the monster âHey, you want some white meat, bitch! Iâm right here!â
It doesnât take long for the wendigo to find you. You push the three siblings in front of you as Sam shoots his flare towards the monster, he misses, the red flare bouncing off the wall. You continue running, the monster stalking you down the tunnel slowly, like a predator waiting for its prey.
âGet behind me!â Sam shouts, pushing you behind his body, you stumble, and Hayley catches you.
âHeyâ Dean shouts behind the monster, it turns around. You take your chance at the same time as Dean, shooting your flare gun, hitting the monster. It bursts into flames. Dean walks over to the four of you, ruffling your hair as he goes past. âNot bad huh?â He questions a smirk falling over his lips.
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Night-time has landed again, around the ranger station. Tommy has been piled in the ambulance that had arrived a few minutes ago, heâs sat on the back, legs hanging over the edge, a couple of paramedics fussing over him. Sam is off in the corner with Ben, the police are interviewing the two of them, the story is that a grizzly attacked the camp, and you guys went on a bear hunt.
You and Dean are stood near baby, having already been seen by paramedics, just a few scrapes here and there but nothing you couldnât handle.
âSoâ Hayley starts, taking a small step towards the two of you. Though her eyes are focused on your older brother, and you can tell heâs intrigued, his green eyes following her every move. âI donât know how to thank you.â Deanâs smile merges into a lascivious smirk, and you notice a small smile grace Hayleyâs lips before she flirtatiously, looks up at him. âMust you cheapen the moment?â
Your brotherâs smirk widens a laugh ripples through him. âYeahâ He smirks towards the girl. Hayley smiles at him, itâs like theyâre in their own world, just the two of them, no one else. You notice Hayley lean in slight, before quickly pressing a kiss to Deanâs cheek; and you chuckle slightly when the two of them darken and flush red. Before she turns away, Hayley looks at you âI hope you find your fatherâ She whispers quietly, whipping round joining Ben and Tommy in the ambulance, as Sam appears by your side.
It's peaceful between the three of you as the ambulance doors are shut, and the three siblings drive out of sight. âMan, I hate campingâ Dean declared, Sam chortled before replying âme tooâ.
âBoysâ you butt in, both men turning to look at you, sat in between them on the front of baby, âYou know weâre gonna find Dad, right?â
âYeah, we willâ Dean smiles tightly, you can tell he doesnât fully believe what heâs saying but you smile knowing that heâs trying.
âIn the meantime, Iâm driving!â Sam states, giving Dean a pointed glare. Dean tosses the keys over your head, Sam catching them as if it was the most natural thing possible. The three of you clamber into baby, Sam in the driverâs seat, Dean in the passenger and you in the back.
Let the journey begin!
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