Cas parked the stolen car in front of their house.
“Home sweet home” he alisema softly and smiled at Meg, who smiled back nervously. He got out of the car and walked to the front door.
After a few sekunde Meg followed him, but still kept her distance. Cas opened the door and stopped Meg from going in.
“There’s someone here. I can feel it” he whispered baleful. He grabbed Meg’s wrist and pulled her along. “Hello?” he called, but no one answered. Then he heard someone strike a match and he pushed Meg away.
The inayofuata moment he was surrounded kwa a holy mduara, duara and the moto illuminated the room.
“Welcome home, Cas” Dean alisema dark.
“What are wewe doing?” Cas asked confused, looking from Dean to Sam. Sam turned to Meg.
“Thanks for the tip” he said. Meg felt Cas’ eyes on her, but she didn’t dare looking up.
“You sold me out” he realized disgusted. “Why would wewe do that?”
“I had no choice. You’re not uigizaji like yourself” Meg replied trembling.
“What makes wewe think that? The fact that I killed a bunch of useless people?”
“No” Meg said, looking up. “The fact that wewe called me sweetie tonight”
“What’s wrong with that? I give wewe a nickname and wewe call the fun police?”
“Cas never calls me sweetie” Meg explained.