Faith Lehane

Mrs. Jones was cleaning the breakfast meza, jedwali when someone rang the bell. She put the dishes on the dresser and walked to the front door. She opened and froze.
“You” she alisema weak when seeing Cas.
“Hello, Mrs. Jones” Cas alisema friendly. “Can I come in, please?”
“I…I don’t know, Mr…” Mrs. Jones stammered reluctant.
“Novak. Castiel Novak” Cas introduced himself. He nodded at Meg. “This is Meg Masters. She’s a close friend. Please, Mrs. Jones, I just want to talk to you”
Mrs. Jones sighed. “Fine, then” she alisema and she let them in. She led them to the jikoni where...

“Hey, wewe okay?”
Kelsey looked up at her best friend Veronica who came check on her.
“Did that guy hurt you?” she asked. Kelsey shook her head. “No, he tried, but I could stop him”
“You want to get back inside?” Veronica asked.
“No, exactly I’d like to go home” Kelsey said.
“Okay, wewe want me to give wewe a ride?” Veronica suggested.
“No, thank you” Kelsey said. “I only had a little bit of alcohol and I want wewe to have fun”
“You sure?” Veronica checked.
“Yes” Kelsey insisted. “Go back inside, have fun, get wasted”
“Call me when you’re home” Veronica...

Cas and Meg left the basement and walked back into the living room.
“You should get yourself cleaned up. If Sam and Dean see the blood on your clothes, they’re going to ask questions” Meg alisema wise.
“Then I shall use his bathroom” Cas said. “Care to jiunge me?” he winked as he reached out his hand. Meg smiled back mischievous and accepted his hand. Cas pulled her to him and kissed her passionately. She jumped in his arms and he carried her upstairs to the bathroom. Their clothes still on Cas walked into the kuoga cabin, kibanda and put Meg down.
Meg touched for the tap and opened it, letting...

What have wewe done to me
Making my walls tumbling down
Making my feet lift up from the ground
Conjuring this happiness, so obvious to see

What have wewe done to me
Taking this depressed mood away
Being the answer to my prayers
Being such a savior I can barely breathe

I'd use no exaggeration when it comes to you
And when I'd wake up alone I don't know what I should do

I can't eat, I can't sleep
'Cause all I think about is you
I'm possessed, I'm obsessed
And only wewe can help me through
I can't breathe, I'm in need
What have wewe done to me

What have wewe done to me
Turning my nightmares into dreams
Making the best...

Say hello to your reflection
'Cause it's probably the only one wewe dare to look in the eye
Tell me what's the point of your defending
Can't wewe see there's no reason to hold on to your lies

I might act not normal
'Cause I'm probably the only one who dares to stand up to you
Tell me what's the point of your pretending
Can't wewe see wewe better not shut your eyes for the truth

Wake up and take a look around
Can't wewe see there's no one to lean on
You're sinking faster and faster into the ground
While wewe realize all your Marafiki are gone
Now do I see tears coming up in your eyes
Than tell me what's the point...

Cas’ phone rang as he walked slowly towards the other two men. Without looking he picked up. “Meg”
“Where are you?” Meg asked a little hysterical. She was standing kwa the table, holding Cas’ note in her hand.
“I believe I left wewe a piece of paper with my whereabouts” Cas replied.
“Yeah. Dear Meg, I have some unfinished business I have to deal with. I’ll be back tomorrow” Meg read from the note. “What unfinished business? Where are you?” she repeated a little angry.
Cas didn’t answer immediately. He had spotted his targets and caught up with them. “Do wewe remember...

This song is to lure wewe out
I know it’s just a matter of time before it’s spread around
Stop lurking at our nyumbani like filthy rats
Or I will envenom you, ‘cause I’m evil like that
I get why you’re so jealous
But this shipping war has become quite ridiculous
So clean up your act and get the fuck out of this place
‘Cause trust me, dear, wewe won’t like what I’m about to say

We beat your asses in every poll
‘Cause unlike your precious SE, DE is not a bore
And DB’ers, better watch your back
Or I’ll tell mom and daddy you’re high on crack
You live with your heads in the clouds
And the...

Meg was pacing up and down the motel room. Both Sam and Dean had turned off their phones, so she had no idea if they had found Cas yet au not.
“Screw you, Dean” she growled and she walked to the door, forgetting it was locked. “Damn it!”
“I see wewe could use some help” Anna alisema from behind Meg. Meg turned around in fear. She never felt comfortable around angels, even now that she was a human. Anna quickly walked towards Meg. “I hope you’re trying to get out so wewe can go to Cas?” she alisema in an interrogating tone.
“You know where he is?” Meg asked agitated.
“You could...