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thursdays_angel) wrote2011-11-02 07:31 pm
thursdays_angel) wrote2011-11-02 07:31 pm
All Saint's Day
He finds Dean in the park.
Uriel had said something about business to attend to elsewhere, leaving Castiel on his own. Dean has been tested. The town has been saved. Samhain has been stopped, though the Seal that his was his summoning lies in pieces.
And Heaven's best hope is sitting alone on a park bench watching children jump and shriek and chase each other across the grass.
Castiel doesn't question whether or not his presence will be welcome -- he imagines it most certainly will not. But after the events of last night, Dean is owed some explanations.
If he will hear them.
Castiel appears silently on the neighboring bench and waits for acknowledgement.
Uriel had said something about business to attend to elsewhere, leaving Castiel on his own. Dean has been tested. The town has been saved. Samhain has been stopped, though the Seal that his was his summoning lies in pieces.
And Heaven's best hope is sitting alone on a park bench watching children jump and shriek and chase each other across the grass.
Castiel doesn't question whether or not his presence will be welcome -- he imagines it most certainly will not. But after the events of last night, Dean is owed some explanations.
If he will hear them.
Castiel appears silently on the neighboring bench and waits for acknowledgement.
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"Okay, now it's just getting weird."
Bonding with stick-up-his-ass angel dude?
Not in the cards.
Really.
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Just the fact that they find themselves in agreement?
Certainly unusual, if nothing else.
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"Oh, don't even tell me that you can't guess."
The laugh gave it away.
Dean is now traumatized.
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If you know Castiel, you might get the distinct impression that he is teasing.
But you'd have to know him well.
Maybe.
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Which is why he just sighs, pinching the bridge of his nose.
"What'd really make me feel better right now is if you'd leave me alone."
Even ten minutes alone would be fabulous, though leaving him alone forever'd be the best option available.
Still.
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Sometimes Dean is very confusing, and sometimes he is easy to read. Like now.
And at any rate, Castiel needs to report back to Zachariah. Their work only pauses for short times -- it never really stops.
And by the time Dean finishes his sentence, the other bench is empty again.
Just as well. This is a better note than they usually end on.