God willing, I'll see you on the other side

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Sam had been driving most of the night, energized by a combination of caffeine and elation. He knew how to do it. After two, nearly three years, he finally knew how to repay a very old debt. Dean was taking care of things with Benny and frankly, the less Sam thought about that, the happier he was going to be. At least this time it was an amicable

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Sam snorted out another laugh, wincing as Gabriel lifted his shirt. And he might just be a little touch starved, because he found himself focusedmore on the warm press of a hand to his bruised side than the slow prickle of energy dimming the pain. Well, he’s never had the best set of priorties, has he?

“Don’t have a kilt for a proper caber toss.” Breathing no longer hurt, which was pretty awesome. “Thanks.”

After tugging his shirt down, the big hunter stood and ambled towards the minifridge in the corner, pulling out a beer for himself and a sugary soda for Gabriel. “I guess I should fill you in on what happened since.” Since you died saving our lives.“You were right, you know. About the rings of the Horsemen. We got them and we, ah, we opened the Cage.” What he wanted to do was look away as he starts to lay this all out, but Gabriel deserved the truth, he deserved Sam to look him in the eye. “But the only way to get Lucifer in was for me to say yes. So I did

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Sam couldn’t help but smile at how easily Gabriel got comfortable in the room, stretching out his wings like he owned the place