Cas rubbed his eyes and looked at his friends. “I understand you’re a little overwhelmed” he started. “But I would really like to sleep now”
“Yeah, okay, we can talk tomorrow” Meg alisema with a warning look at Dean.
Cas walked to the single kitanda and started to undress. Then he realized the amount of eyes staring at him. “Are wewe all going to watch me sleep?”
“No, of course not” Sam alisema quickly. He put a hand on Claire’s shoulder. “We’ll take this young lady back home. Come on” he alisema Claire, but Claire pushed his hand away. She walked towards Cas.
“You killed my dad” she alisema trembling and accusatory.
Cas looked at Dean, trying to find support.
“Claire, this is not the right time. Your mother’s worried for you” Dean said.
“You killed my dad!” Claire repeated furious. “You killed him, wewe son of a bitch!” She went so up in her swearing that she didn’t notice Cas walking slowly towards her. He grabbed her throat and lifted her from the ground.
“Shut your mouth” he hissed. “or I will break your neck” He put Claire down and pushed her in Sam’s arms. “Get her away” he ordered.
Sam and Dean left with Claire, though Dean didn’t like leaving Cas alone with Meg and this time the trust issue wasn’t the girl.
As soon as the door closed Cas conjured a faint smile.
“You dyed your hair again” he noted. “I like it”
He walked towards her and Meg swallowed. “What’s wrong?” he asked confused.
“How did wewe come back? How did wewe kill Jimmy?” Meg demanded to know.
Cas sighed. “I didn’t. I did the same things he did to me and he got sick. And then he was gone. I couldn’t feel his presence anymore. I didn’t mean to kill anyone, but it is what is, so can we please just songesha on?” he plead.
“Yeah, sure” Meg nodded. She looked away. “You should get some sleep”
Cas took her face in his hands and kissed her. Meg felt her knees go weak and she fell in Cas’ arms. He lay her down on the bed, before walking to the meza, jedwali and uandishi a note. After that he put his kanzu, koti back on and walked outside.
“Yeah, okay, we can talk tomorrow” Meg alisema with a warning look at Dean.
Cas walked to the single kitanda and started to undress. Then he realized the amount of eyes staring at him. “Are wewe all going to watch me sleep?”
“No, of course not” Sam alisema quickly. He put a hand on Claire’s shoulder. “We’ll take this young lady back home. Come on” he alisema Claire, but Claire pushed his hand away. She walked towards Cas.
“You killed my dad” she alisema trembling and accusatory.
Cas looked at Dean, trying to find support.
“Claire, this is not the right time. Your mother’s worried for you” Dean said.
“You killed my dad!” Claire repeated furious. “You killed him, wewe son of a bitch!” She went so up in her swearing that she didn’t notice Cas walking slowly towards her. He grabbed her throat and lifted her from the ground.
“Shut your mouth” he hissed. “or I will break your neck” He put Claire down and pushed her in Sam’s arms. “Get her away” he ordered.
Sam and Dean left with Claire, though Dean didn’t like leaving Cas alone with Meg and this time the trust issue wasn’t the girl.
As soon as the door closed Cas conjured a faint smile.
“You dyed your hair again” he noted. “I like it”
He walked towards her and Meg swallowed. “What’s wrong?” he asked confused.
“How did wewe come back? How did wewe kill Jimmy?” Meg demanded to know.
Cas sighed. “I didn’t. I did the same things he did to me and he got sick. And then he was gone. I couldn’t feel his presence anymore. I didn’t mean to kill anyone, but it is what is, so can we please just songesha on?” he plead.
“Yeah, sure” Meg nodded. She looked away. “You should get some sleep”
Cas took her face in his hands and kissed her. Meg felt her knees go weak and she fell in Cas’ arms. He lay her down on the bed, before walking to the meza, jedwali and uandishi a note. After that he put his kanzu, koti back on and walked outside.
Bonnie sank down inayofuata to him. “I’m sorry” she said. “For your arm, your eyes, your ear, your chest. I don’t want to hurt you, but when you’re around I get really mean. wewe bring out the worst in me, Damon Salvatore”
“I figured”
Why was he talking to her? He should just ignore her.
“Don’t wewe ever wonder why no one saw the cuts in your face?” Bonnie asked. She felt Damon shrug and he groaned. His arm hurt.
“The spell I put on wewe let’s people only see what I want them to see” Bonnie explained. “It’s quite exhausting, but soon I can just drop that part of...
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“I figured”
Why was he talking to her? He should just ignore her.
“Don’t wewe ever wonder why no one saw the cuts in your face?” Bonnie asked. She felt Damon shrug and he groaned. His arm hurt.
“The spell I put on wewe let’s people only see what I want them to see” Bonnie explained. “It’s quite exhausting, but soon I can just drop that part of...
Once upon a time... There was a girl. A very pretty girl. She grew up with very loving parents. But her father was sick. One day, he passed away. The girl was very sad. She, too, in fact, became bipolar, just like him. She struggled VERY MUCH She went to online Marafiki to find peace. But that was not always peaceful. Turmoil struck. But out of turmoil came a husband. A very kind, giving husband. And also out of turmoil, came you.
wewe all have been the light of my life. A nyota guiding me through the shadows. I met my best friend Ellen on here. And my teammates. :)
wewe made me realize what happiness and unity feel like. I was welcomed in with open arms. And wewe never did let go. And never will. I will always upendo it here, and upendo my team. I adore Piper, but team Phoebe is where it's at. And I will upendo each and every one of you, always, even after my last breath is gone.
I upendo YOU
wewe all have been the light of my life. A nyota guiding me through the shadows. I met my best friend Ellen on here. And my teammates. :)
wewe made me realize what happiness and unity feel like. I was welcomed in with open arms. And wewe never did let go. And never will. I will always upendo it here, and upendo my team. I adore Piper, but team Phoebe is where it's at. And I will upendo each and every one of you, always, even after my last breath is gone.
I upendo YOU
