Erin sat up and looked around confused. How did she get here? The door opened and Evan came back with a doctor.
“Good afternoon, miss Gregor” the doctor greeted as he walked to the bed. “How are wewe feeling?”
Erin looked puzzled at Evan. “What happened?” she asked hoarse, as if she hadn’t used her voice in years.”Who are you?...Who am I?” She fired each question, giving Evan no time to answer them. He took her hand and sat on the bed.
“What’s the last thing wewe remember?” he asked caring. Erin looked down, searching her mind for any kind of memory. But then she shook...

While Cas put his clothes back on Meg winded the sheets around her and walked towards the door.
“Where wewe going?” Cas asked.
“Going to take a look in Heather’s wardrobe. I don’t like these clothes” Meg replied and she left the room. Cas took advantage of Meg’s absence to look around in the room. He lifted the mattress, opened the closets and threw all its content on the floor. He pulled the drawers open and threw them on the bed.
“Where is it, Heather? Where do wewe keep it?” Cas mumbled as he kept looking.
Meg opened the closet in Heather’s bedroom and checked her wardrobe....

Sam was back home. He had aliyopewa his statement to the police and they had no reason to swali it. Anna was there, too and she wasn’t alone. She had brought a woman with her.
“Sam, this is Maryana, she’s a witch” Anna introduced the woman. Sam squeezed his eyes in suspicion.
“You brought a witch here?” Sam exclaimed. “You know we can’t trust them. They’re selfish”
“I’m standing right here, wewe know” Maryana pointed out.
“I know it’s risky” Anna started to explain. “But right now I think it’s the only option we have. Cas has gone completely off the rails and...

In the room inayofuata to Sam’s Dean was trying to call Cas. Meg had been so kind to give him his phone number.
When after the fourth time Cas still hadn’t aliyopewa any sign he heard Dean’s calls. Dean smashed his phone into the wall.
“Damn it!” he cursed. He looked up at the ceiling. “Cas! Cas, if wewe hear this, I will find wewe and I will tear that bitch, kahaba into shreds. I promise you”
He took a deep breath and tried to stay calm.
“Anna? Please get down here? We could really use your help”
He had barely finished when Anna appeared.
“I am so sorry I didn’t get here any faster” she said,...

Meg was still sitting on the same spot when Céline drove Cas back to her. He had Lost the angry face, but he didn’t look happy either.
“And? Did they find out what’s wrong with you?” Meg asked a little annoyed, because Cas walked out of the wheelchair, to the ukuta and leaned against it.
“Ask the doc” Cas answered short.
“That bad?” Meg raised her eyebrows. And when the doctor joined them she turned to him. “What’s the problem? What did wewe see on those…scans?”
“That is the problem. We didn’t see anything” Dr. Spencer started.
“What?” Meg alisema stunned.
“We...

Cas parked his car in front of Heather’s house. He looked at Meg.
“Are wewe tired?” he asked concerned. He pointed at Heather’s house. “Maybe your ex-colleague will give wewe a place to sleep”
“What about you? You’re not leaving me here, are you?” Meg alisema a little worried. Cas unbuckled and got out of the car. Meg did the same. They walked to the front door and knocked.
Five dakika later Heather opened the door.
“Meg! Cas! What are wewe guys doing here?” she exclaimed surprised.
“Can we come in?” Meg asked.
“Sure” Heather replied and she stepped aside, to let them...

Two weeks later

Daphne was in the shower, Zoey was out and Cas was sitting at the breakfast meza, jedwali when the kengele rang. Still in his dressing-gown and bare feet he opened the door and stared at two older people. The man had grey hair, a big nose, brown eyes and chubby cheeks. The woman had chestnut hair, but that wasn’t her natural color. She had green eyes, a sharp face and thin lips.
“Are wewe going to let us in?” the man said. His wife was a little too shocked kwa the fact that Cas wasn’t dressed yet.
“I can’t let strangers in” Cas said.
“Those are my parents, moron” Zoey said....

Jo caught Meg sitting on the rest room floor, her head on her knees. Jo had never thought it possible, but for a moment she took pity on the former demon.
Meg looked up the moment Jo made a step towards her.
“Who was that?” Jo asked, referring to the other blonde girl.
“Some chick who thinks she has all the majibu to all the questions” Meg answered while she got up, using the ukuta as support. She frowned and lay her hand on her side. Kevin had hit her on the exact same spot he had attacked her with the Angel powers.
“You okay? wewe need a doctor?” Jo asked.
Meg shook her head. “No,...

Daphne was sitting on her bed, staring at the front page of the newspaper. She had wanted to give Meg the benefit of the doubt, since she knew Cas had a thing for her. But if she was a murderer Daphne had to keep her away from him. And in order to do that…
But how was she going to accomplish that? The security system was very…secure. She looked down. Maybe her bandage could be of use. No, that would be crazy. Although.
She took of her hospital shati and pinched her fingers underneath the bandage. Then she unrolled the bandage and cringed when she pulled off the last bit.
She heard a weird...

Sam was sitting in his room, behind his laptop. He went on Google and typed in ‘Erin Gregor’. He pressed the enter button and immediately a orodha of viungo appeared. He clicked on the first link and read the headline: ‘Woman presumed dead found back alive’
The headline sounded promising and so Sam read along.
‘In September 2009 the 29 mwaka old Erin Gregor went missing. Gregor, originally from Cheboygan, Michigan, left her hometown to start a career as an actress. Her fiancé, Evan Trumble, one of Colorado’s best attorney’s, stayed in touch with her for several weeks. After Gregor’s...