Podfic: See The World In Green and Blue
I'm not entirely sure if this is kosher - if not, please do delete the post! But I so enjoyed Parenthetical's story See The World In Green and Blue that I've made an audiofic of it. It's being uploaded to General Jinjur's site, but in the meanwhile it's available via YouSendIt
TITLE: See The World In Green And Blue
AUTHOR: Parenthetical
READER: FayJay
PAIRING: Dean/Castiel
RATING: R
LENGTH: 1.03.01
EXCERPT:
"What's going on?" Sam asked at once. "Is something -"
"We got you coffee," Dean said, handing one of the cups to Sam. Castiel didn't think that was what Sam had meant, but the slight smile tugging at the corner of Dean's mouth made him think Dean knew that.
It was getting easier to read the changes in Dean's expressions. It wasn't the same as watching the emotions play over his soul, but Castiel was starting to think that if he watched Dean for long enough, he'd learn to interpret what he was feeling just from the way his face changed. It was a surprisingly pleasing thought.
"Seriously, Dean," Sam was saying, sounding exasperated. "Is -"
"We've got an angel for the day," Dean said casually, sliding his jacket off.
Sam paused and turned to stare at Castiel. "What?"
"I wish to understand humanity better," Castiel explained. "I have decided to spend a day as if I were human. It has been very... informative, already."
Sam stared at him for a moment longer, and then he said, "Dean, a word?"
TITLE: See The World In Green And Blue
AUTHOR: Parenthetical
READER: FayJay
PAIRING: Dean/Castiel
RATING: R
LENGTH: 1.03.01
EXCERPT:
"What's going on?" Sam asked at once. "Is something -"
"We got you coffee," Dean said, handing one of the cups to Sam. Castiel didn't think that was what Sam had meant, but the slight smile tugging at the corner of Dean's mouth made him think Dean knew that.
It was getting easier to read the changes in Dean's expressions. It wasn't the same as watching the emotions play over his soul, but Castiel was starting to think that if he watched Dean for long enough, he'd learn to interpret what he was feeling just from the way his face changed. It was a surprisingly pleasing thought.
"Seriously, Dean," Sam was saying, sounding exasperated. "Is -"
"We've got an angel for the day," Dean said casually, sliding his jacket off.
Sam paused and turned to stare at Castiel. "What?"
"I wish to understand humanity better," Castiel explained. "I have decided to spend a day as if I were human. It has been very... informative, already."
Sam stared at him for a moment longer, and then he said, "Dean, a word?"