All his life, Sam had wanted normal. And now that he was surrounded by families who'd known it, he wanted nothing more than to be in some crappy motel with Dean and their Dad.
It made Sam shaky and sick. When Dean finally stepped away to try and barter the use of a landline from a cop, he up and slipped out the door and wound his
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I'M SO GLAD YOU LIKE!!!!!!
When I read your prompt I thought I know...very bad. Shouldn't have looked. And I tried to fight it, but it would not be ignored. I was nervous answering something by someone I'm such a huge fan of, so I'm super happy you're happy!!!
As for Sal--I have a thing for strong women, and SUPER soft spot for strong southern women: I met several Texas mothers in college and fell in love with all of them. She kind of wrote herself in and I knew better than to tell her no.
**Hugs!!!*** Thank you so much for such a fantastic prompt that I had so much fun with, and as always, your enthusiastic support!
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Well! Any and all of that is credited to the genius prompt :)
You are such a wonderful commenter...I can't tell you what it means to see your name on each chapter, and I'm ALWAYS psyched to see your comments. Thank you so much for your time and attention! <3!!!!!
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Sam's minor breakdown about there house was both kind of adorable and also completely reasonable, and I thought Dean handled it perfectly. John's rather noticeable freaking out about his boys was awesome too, because as much as John has done wrong (I think I've said this about Occam's Razor too) he's doing it because he loves his sons.
EXCUSE ME WHILE I FLAIL OVER THE AWESOME MORE =D
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