Daphne opened the wardrobe and picked out a pair of jeans and a T-shirt. She gave it to Cas. “We already know wewe have the same size as my brother, so why not wear his clothes”
“Shouldn’t I have my own clothes?” Cas asked careful.
“We’re not going to spend money if it’s not really necessary” Daphne alisema reproachful. “Besides, you’re really not in a position to make demands”
Cas looked down, ashamed of his behavior. Then he looked up again. “You’re right. I’m sorry” he alisema and he put on the clothes.
Daphne’s phone rang and as she picked up she said: “Make the bed”
Cas nodded and put the sheets in their right place.
“This is Daphne speaking” she said.
“Good morning, Ma’am. My name is Macky” a man said.
“What can I do for you, Macky?” Daphne asked.
“Well, wewe not so much” Macky started. “I’m trying to reach a guy named Emmanuel. I heard he’s close to you”
“We’re married. Is that close enough for you?” Daphne said. “What do wewe need him for?”
“I’m going blind” Mackey explained. “I’ve seen several doctors, tried several cures, nothing helps. But then I heard your husband Emmanuel is some kind of healer and I was hoping he could help me out”
“I see” Daphne said, with a look at Cas. “He’ll come”
“Thank you” Macky alisema and he hung up.
“I have work for you” Daphne alisema to Cas. “That was Macky. He’s going blind. You’re going to make sure that doesn’t happen”
“Where does he live?” Cas asked.
“I forgot to ask” Daphne said, biting her lip. She shrugged. “Oh, well, the day’s still young. Take all the time wewe need to find him”
She kissed him on the cheek and left the room.
“Shouldn’t I have my own clothes?” Cas asked careful.
“We’re not going to spend money if it’s not really necessary” Daphne alisema reproachful. “Besides, you’re really not in a position to make demands”
Cas looked down, ashamed of his behavior. Then he looked up again. “You’re right. I’m sorry” he alisema and he put on the clothes.
Daphne’s phone rang and as she picked up she said: “Make the bed”
Cas nodded and put the sheets in their right place.
“This is Daphne speaking” she said.
“Good morning, Ma’am. My name is Macky” a man said.
“What can I do for you, Macky?” Daphne asked.
“Well, wewe not so much” Macky started. “I’m trying to reach a guy named Emmanuel. I heard he’s close to you”
“We’re married. Is that close enough for you?” Daphne said. “What do wewe need him for?”
“I’m going blind” Mackey explained. “I’ve seen several doctors, tried several cures, nothing helps. But then I heard your husband Emmanuel is some kind of healer and I was hoping he could help me out”
“I see” Daphne said, with a look at Cas. “He’ll come”
“Thank you” Macky alisema and he hung up.
“I have work for you” Daphne alisema to Cas. “That was Macky. He’s going blind. You’re going to make sure that doesn’t happen”
“Where does he live?” Cas asked.
“I forgot to ask” Daphne said, biting her lip. She shrugged. “Oh, well, the day’s still young. Take all the time wewe need to find him”
She kissed him on the cheek and left the room.
The door of Meg’s motel room opened and Meg stared at the door way. She was still stuck under the Key of Solomon.
“Anna told me wewe were innocent for a change” Sam said.
“Well, now that you’ve discovered I’m actually a saint, could wewe get me out of here?” Meg suggested. Sam shook his head and walked towards her, though kept a salama distance. “First I want to set a few things straight. Castiel is not going to leave prison, unless wewe do something. Personally, I don’t care if wewe killed that man au not. What I do care about is that you’re the only one who can get him out of there” Sam said.
“Why would I help him? What’s in it for me?” Meg wanted to know.
“If wewe do the right thing, then I guarantee wewe Dean and I will never try to kill wewe again. You’ll be off our radar for good” Sam said.
That was a tempting offer. “What do wewe want me to do?” she asked.
“Anna told me wewe were innocent for a change” Sam said.
“Well, now that you’ve discovered I’m actually a saint, could wewe get me out of here?” Meg suggested. Sam shook his head and walked towards her, though kept a salama distance. “First I want to set a few things straight. Castiel is not going to leave prison, unless wewe do something. Personally, I don’t care if wewe killed that man au not. What I do care about is that you’re the only one who can get him out of there” Sam said.
“Why would I help him? What’s in it for me?” Meg wanted to know.
“If wewe do the right thing, then I guarantee wewe Dean and I will never try to kill wewe again. You’ll be off our radar for good” Sam said.
That was a tempting offer. “What do wewe want me to do?” she asked.
