Lindsey stared up at the sky a moment after everyone left but Alec, then closed his eyes. "You realize that you don't have to defend me to them," he stated ( Read more... )

Lindsey had no idea what in heaven or hell had grabbed him, but that was the painfullest summoning he had ever endured. Between that, the scars on both his soul and the shape of his meat suit, it wasn't any surprised that he was screaming in pain as he was deposited not so gently on the floor of the Winchester house. He was just barely able to ( Read more... )

Lindsey had an irrational fear of basements for a reason. Long ago, the Senior Partners had found his weakness and exploited it. Under the cold exterior, Lindsey had a heart. He cared about people who had earned it, and it was a quality that went beyond death ( Read more... )

Stolas loved Montana. All the open air, wide open spaces, baby demons that he could play with and cause a little unbridled chaos.

It wasn't that he was jealous. Sure Felicia, pretty little thing that he was had always been his, had always been one of his favorite toys. He had always loved various things about her, and Lindsey had almost taken ( Read more... )

The knife was at his throat and Ben looked up at Ruby with wide eyes. She scoffed, then pushed off him. "You're worthless, Ben. How the hell am I supposed to train you to replace Sam if you can't even block a simple headlock ( Read more... )

The trip to Seattle was a quick one, and before they knew it, they were outside of Casa Winchester. Alloces was examining the house with wary eyes, not knowing who was inside exactly other than -- "Felicia." He paused for a minute before looking down at her. "Is she going to let me in or try and kill me ( Read more... )

"That was stupid ( Read more... )

She was cold ( Read more... )

Dean was dead.

Dean was deadShe knew it was the right thing to do. And she knew that if she wasn't dealing with Sam at the time, she would have readily done what Ben had -- anything to take the burden off that kid. But that didn't stop her from feeling it in the pit of her stomach. Everything that she'd been through with Sam to keep that ( Read more... )

[Follows THIS.]She had barely made it into the hotel before there was a presence behind her. She should have been paying better attention, but she was trying to get things organized in her head-trying to decide what would be the best set-up where, who would stand a better chance if things went south. Her brain was spinning tactics, so when the ( Read more... )