sanaa ya shabiki

Dean sat beside Cas in the intensive care. Cas had been in surgery the entire morning and part of the afternoon. He was fast asleep now, but the doctor had assured it was only a matter of time before he’d wake up.
Dean wondered if Cas had been aware of what he was doing. He’d make sure to ask when Cas woke up. Which was a couple of dakika after.
“Hi, there” Dean mumbled softly when Cas opened his eyes. “You scared the hell out of me, man”
Cas tried to sit upright, decided it hurt too much and lay back down. “I’ve talked to the doctor and…he alisema they might have to take you...

Evening came and Dean exited Cas’ room.
“No change?” Sam asked. Dean shook his head. “No” he alisema softly. “Look, I want to stay here. But wewe can go nyumbani and get some sleep if wewe want to. I just don’t think we should leave him alone”
“Okay” Sam agreed. “I’ll come back in the morning. We can switch turns”
“Yeah” Dean replied. He rubbed his eyes. “I’m going back in” He walked back inside the room and sank down on the chair inayofuata to the bed.
He took Cas’ hand and pinched it, trying to get some kind of reaction out of his best friend.
Cas didn’t flinch. He...

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...

Daphne searched the room for an escape, realized there was none and then laughed nervously at Cas. “Sweetie, why don’t we…why don’t we go upstairs and talk about this?” she suggested.
“Why can’t wewe tell me right now? Is the truth so upsetting wewe think I might do something to embarrass wewe and myself?” Cas asked.
“If wewe mean causing a scene, you’ve already done a great job of that” Daphne alisema and she took his arm. “Come on, let’s go”
She dragged Cas upstairs to her room and locked the door. She turned around. “This better be good, Emmanuel. Now tell me, what did...

Maryana was sitting before her mduara, duara in Indian style, keeping the spell intact, when Anna appeared behind her. Maryana didn’t hear her; she was too concentrated.
Anna walked towards her and tapped her shoulder. Maryana’s eyes flashed open and she rotated her head to Anna.
“Your spell worked” Anna said.
Maryana gazed at the angel, making her feel uneasy. “Of course it worked” she replied after a few uncomfortable minutes. “It is my spell”
“Yes, and now I need wewe to reverse it” Anna continued.
“Have wewe found your brother? And his friend?” Maryana asked.
“No” Anna...