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hereComing back to consciousness felt a little like rising slowly through deep water, until the shocking moment when your head breaks into free air to draw much-needed breath. Sam woke up in a pair of strong arms with a dull pain (that may have been purely mental) spread evenly throughout but receding rapidly. Her first instinct was
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"She must have been in limbo," he still hadn't let her go. He'd occupied the bed beside her and held her until she woke. "I healed you... and brought you here."
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Something strobed in her mind briefly: Ruby's face, still so horrific and burnt into her brain, changing expression then vanishing and in that few seconds of true consciousness after the memory of hitting the floor painfully she could see someone- a form, something familiar. She blinks, trying to clear the cobwebs from her mind. "You saved me. I was- I was gone, wasn't I?"
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When he drew her closer she adjusted herself, trying to support some of her own weight so she could sit up just a little and get that much closer to him. There was something fundamentally comforting in the basic human contact, something enormously important about simple touch. "Thanks," she said quietly.
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She sat up a little more- minutely, slowly, so as not to make Cas want to let go of her. Her fingers toyed with the fabric of his coat a little, one fingertip working into a button hole idly. "How'd you even find me? With that mojo on my ribs."
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He didn't move when she started to and just sighed against the pillow before answering. "I sensed Ruby, suspicions arose. I had no idea you'd be there or what you were facing."
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Sam cut herself off. Yeah, they all knew exactly how Ruby usually preferred to make Sam do what she wanted, and none of them needed reminding. Which raised the question- "What kind of suspicions? I mean... you had no idea, right?"
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...She kicked herself almost instantly for saying that. Sheesh. Apparently brain filters were the last to come back after a brush with death.
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For a brief moment he considered kissing her again, but settled for just pressing a ghost of lips over her brow before resting his cheek down over the same place.
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She slid a little closer, a little bit under him, and gave a soft "I'm glad you didn't," before craning her neck up to kiss him.
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As if that was ever true a second in her life.
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