Consult the book of armaments; a ficlet and a birthday wish

[estei]

Today is a very important and special day.

geminigrl11's birthday! Gem, you are one of the first people I met in the Supernatural fandom and I have valued our friendship since day one. You are an amazing writer and an even better friend. I hope your day is as fantastic as it should be

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[withdiamonds]

Aw, you just improved my day by about 100%.

[estei]

Yay! I'm so glad!

[rei_c]

Low sodium hippie soup. Aw. Now that is love.

♥

[estei]

You know it, babe! Thank you so much for stopping by ;)

[rei_c]

Anytime and everytime, sweetheart.

[faunaana]

How do you capture their voices so well? Its such an amazing knack you have. I am very jealous :p

I enjoyed this very much. ♥

[estei]

Thanks crazy person I don't know!

\o/

[pinkphoenix1985]

great little fic!

[estei]

Thank you!

[havenward]

Your writing makes an awesome birthday present for people. Your friend is very lucky ;)

contrasted against the absolute pallor of the rest of his face
I love your phrasing here... even though I'm not sure Dean would know the word pallor. Which somehow makes it better, like Sam is inadvertantly one-uping him by the narrative using a higher vocabulary...

thanks Dean for once again handling everything while I act like an ass pretending that I’m not about to start projectile vomiting the moment your back is turned.
I can just picture the bitchface he's making into the pillow, heh.

Sam has been shot, beaten, burned and came back from the dead after being stabbed in the back but nothing is worse than dealing with Sam when he’s sick.
Adorable, and utterly made of win. (My brother is the same way, except with less bullets and dying...)

almost leaning in to Dean’s touch
and
“Dean,” Sam says, drawing out his name into multiple whiny syllables.
::is slightly dead::

Sam’s head on his thigh and Sam’s arm hooked around his knee. He’d

[estei]

Thank you! Although I think I am the lucky one to know someone like Gem!

Thank you so much for the wonderful feedback! I always love to know what parts worked (or didn't) for readers.

*smish*