Dean parked the Impala in front of the motel Meg was staying. “Are wewe sure about this?” he asked, turning to Cas.
Cas nodded. “Thank you” he alisema hoarse. “For not telling Sam” Dean didn’t comment, but loosened his kiti, kiti cha ukanda and got out of the car. He walked around it, when Cas stepped out too.
“No, wait here” Dean said. “Let me go first”
“Why?”
“She’s not very happy with you, right now. I might have to use a little persuasion” Dean explained.
“What kind of persuasion?” Cas asked suspicious.
“Just trust me, alright?” Dean replied. “I promise I won’t call her any names” He turned around and walked to the motel.
After knocking six times the door finally went opened and Meg appeared in a white dressing gown. “Are wewe kidding me? It’s after midnight. What the hell did I do now?” she complained.
“Nothing yet” Dean quickly answered.
“Then why are wewe here?” Meg asked short. “Did Cas send wewe to spy on me?”
“Cas doesn’t have to send me. He came here himself” Dean replied and he stepped aside, so Meg could see Cas leaning against the car.
“Are wewe now going to help him stalk me?” Meg asked with raised eyebrows.
“No, he needs your support” Dean explained. “I don’t like it either, but he wanted me to take him to you, so I did”
“You could’ve saved yourself the trouble” Meg alisema careless. “I’ve got my own problems” She started to turn around when Dean grabbed her shoulders and forced her to turn around again.
Cas looked up, alarmed.
“I really couldn’t give a rat’s punda about your humanity issues” Dean snapped angry. “The way I see it you’re still a murderer. wewe just went from demon slut to regular slut”
“Well, that’s one way to win me over” Meg ametoa maoni sarcastically.
“But that’s not how Cas sees you. He thinks there’s something good in wewe and I’d hate for him to be disappointed” Dean continued quickly. He took a deep breath. Cas had begged him not to tell anyone, but he had no other choice.
Cas saw how Meg looked in his direction and her expression told him she knew. He quickly averted his head.
Dean walked back to the car.
“It’s done, dude” he said.
“Thanks, Dean” Cas replied.
“Yeah” Dean said. “You better go now and get to sleep. I’m picking wewe up as soon as the sun’s up. See if we can get that whole shooting a gun thing started”
Cas took of his trench kanzu, koti and reached it to Dean. “Can wewe get rid of it? Bury it au burn it, I don’t care. I don’t want to see it anymore” Dean accepted the kanzu, koti and got in his car. He drove away as Cas walked up to Meg’s motel and entered.
Cas nodded. “Thank you” he alisema hoarse. “For not telling Sam” Dean didn’t comment, but loosened his kiti, kiti cha ukanda and got out of the car. He walked around it, when Cas stepped out too.
“No, wait here” Dean said. “Let me go first”
“Why?”
“She’s not very happy with you, right now. I might have to use a little persuasion” Dean explained.
“What kind of persuasion?” Cas asked suspicious.
“Just trust me, alright?” Dean replied. “I promise I won’t call her any names” He turned around and walked to the motel.
After knocking six times the door finally went opened and Meg appeared in a white dressing gown. “Are wewe kidding me? It’s after midnight. What the hell did I do now?” she complained.
“Nothing yet” Dean quickly answered.
“Then why are wewe here?” Meg asked short. “Did Cas send wewe to spy on me?”
“Cas doesn’t have to send me. He came here himself” Dean replied and he stepped aside, so Meg could see Cas leaning against the car.
“Are wewe now going to help him stalk me?” Meg asked with raised eyebrows.
“No, he needs your support” Dean explained. “I don’t like it either, but he wanted me to take him to you, so I did”
“You could’ve saved yourself the trouble” Meg alisema careless. “I’ve got my own problems” She started to turn around when Dean grabbed her shoulders and forced her to turn around again.
Cas looked up, alarmed.
“I really couldn’t give a rat’s punda about your humanity issues” Dean snapped angry. “The way I see it you’re still a murderer. wewe just went from demon slut to regular slut”
“Well, that’s one way to win me over” Meg ametoa maoni sarcastically.
“But that’s not how Cas sees you. He thinks there’s something good in wewe and I’d hate for him to be disappointed” Dean continued quickly. He took a deep breath. Cas had begged him not to tell anyone, but he had no other choice.
Cas saw how Meg looked in his direction and her expression told him she knew. He quickly averted his head.
Dean walked back to the car.
“It’s done, dude” he said.
“Thanks, Dean” Cas replied.
“Yeah” Dean said. “You better go now and get to sleep. I’m picking wewe up as soon as the sun’s up. See if we can get that whole shooting a gun thing started”
Cas took of his trench kanzu, koti and reached it to Dean. “Can wewe get rid of it? Bury it au burn it, I don’t care. I don’t want to see it anymore” Dean accepted the kanzu, koti and got in his car. He drove away as Cas walked up to Meg’s motel and entered.
