Dean was still in a pretty good mood if feeling a little.. restless. He was just debating whether he wanted to go out and do something tonight and if so what.
Chuck was feeling a bit restless himself and was determined to do something about it. He left his room intending to go to the bar but instead took a detour to Dean's room instead. He figured there was more fun for him in there than at the bar.
He preferred just walking into people's rooms but decided to be nice and knock instead. He was in a good mood; he could stand being nice for once.
Dean's eyes widened a little at that, but then, as he considered, a slow smile crossed his face. "It's nice to see someone so concerned with their spiritual health," he said, stepping back to let Chuck in.
"If previous experience is anything to go by, you wouldn't be wearing it for long if you did," Chuck told him. He wasn't sure he'd be able to wait that long anyway.
Chuck made his way to Dean's bed and sat down on it. "I think I can just use my imagination."
There was a brief moment where Chuck wanted to tell Dean off for saying that but held back from actually doing so. He knew what he signed up for when this started. Besides, he'd be lying if he said this wasn't hot.
It took a second but Chuck did slide off the bed and onto his knees in front of Dean. Chuck looked up at him, trying to look as innocent as possible. "This better, Father?"
"You're telling me," Dean muttered to himself, but keeping in character he asked, "Have you performed many acts of contrition since your last confession?"
"Not as many as I would have liked," Chuck said, unable to keep from reaching out and sliding a hand up Dean's thigh, letting it rest at his hip. For some reason he was feeling awfully affectionate today.
"With the load of sins you've committed, you're going to have to make up for lost time with the contrition," Dean said, not quite able to keep from waggling his eyebrows suggestively.
He preferred just walking into people's rooms but decided to be nice and knock instead. He was in a good mood; he could stand being nice for once.
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Chuck made his way to Dean's bed and sat down on it. "I think I can just use my imagination."
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It took a second but Chuck did slide off the bed and onto his knees in front of Dean. Chuck looked up at him, trying to look as innocent as possible. "This better, Father?"
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Yeah, he was totally going to hell.
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