Columbia University, Wednesday Afternoon

[psychic_wonder]

For the second time in his life, Sam had graduated, and he was feeling just as nervous about being done with college as he'd felt about being done with high school. Thankfully, Columbia's commencement hadn't involved any fighting besides making sure he stayed awake during all the speeches, but he'd never really gotten out of the habit of being on

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[6buckstohisname]

If Dean looked like he was checking out Sam's classmates, it was because he was.

1.) Because he was Dean. And some of them were hot.
2.) Because he freaking knew some of them were probably demons.

So. He had that going for him as your other overprotective brother.

[psychic_wonder]

Hey, only a handful of them were demons, probably. "Hey, you came," Sam said with a grin. This was definitely a perk to having multiple versions of his brother out there. "I wasn't sure if you'd want to sit through all that."

[6buckstohisname]

SURE, SAM. SURE.

"Well, free food." A beat. "There is gonna be food, right?"

[psychic_wonder]

Sam laughed. "Yes, there's going to be a reception," he said. "Will you try not to hit on anyone? At least while their parents are in earshot?"

[blondecanary]

Dinah had gotten there! Dinah still didn't have a job. So it wasn't like she had as much else to do. And:

"YAAAAAY SAM!"

[psychic_wonder]

Ah, there was a voice he'd been hoping to hear. "Dinah, hey!" he said. "I'm glad you made it."

[blondecanary]

Dinah nearly tackle-hugged him, grinning hugely. "How could I not? You made it to mine! And yours isn't even in a town known for its crazy."

[psychic_wonder]

"...okay, you have a point there," Sam said. "Still, it's good to see you. Now we can be unemployed graduates together."