Rating: Nothing but mentioned intercourse
Summary: Sam goes out for a run. Dean calls up a man that likes to gift her with bling bling.
Sam rolled his eyes when he begun to hear his sister muttering “ow”. He glanced at her and sure enough she was combing her hair. Dean hated her hair, wanted nothing more than to get a knife and end the suffering. But she didn’t.
It looked too much like mom’s.
“Give me that damn brush,” Sam sat behind Dean. And, without even waiting, he took it from her hand.
Dean let her brother work out the kinks in her hair. She felt the bristles lightly touch her scalp, Sam running the brush over and over again.
“What kind of magic do you possess?” Dean huffed, annoyed that her brother was better at taking care of her hair then herself.
“It’s called I’m not trying to rip all the hair out,” Sam replied.
Dean rolled her eyes. “Whatever. You’re such girl.”
“Says the girl,” Sam retorted.
Sam smiled as he worked his way around her hair. Starting at the back, then slowly the sides, and then finally the front. When he was finished, he tossed the hairbrush down onto the bed; it bounced once before nesting in the sheets. And to his hard work, Sam watched Dean shake her hair then put it up in a messy ponytail.
“And you wonder why it’s always knotted,” Sam muttered.
Dean rolled her eyes. “Shut up, not all of us have the power of not needing a hairbrush.”
Dropping the subject, Sam got up. “I’m gonna go for a run.”
“Ugh, health freak,” Dean stuck out her tongue.
Ignoring her, Sam walked out for his run. Dean watched her brother run down the street. Carefully counting a full minute before grinning.
Jumping on the crappy motel bed. Dean crawled to the edge, her hand reached down and pulled out something special out of it’s hiding spot. Her hand brought up an elegant choker necklace, silver chains about three fingers, and sitting in the middle was an emerald pendant. Dean felt a surge of guilt as she probably knew how much this cost and how she wasn’t worth it. But he seemed to enjoy seeing it around her neck, so to keep him happy Dean would put it on whenever they met up.
Tossing her hair over to one shoulder, Dean put the expensive jewelry on, locking the latches together. Her fingers brushed past the metal, the cold metal sent shivers but she knew that it would warm up.
Dean took out her phone, trying to push down the feeling that she was acting like a girl, and dialed the guys number. It only ran once before he picked up.
“Hey,” Dean smiled despite herself, “guess what I’m wearing?”
Their little code. No dirty talk, just a small invention that the two shared. Dean found it weird but enjoyable. Sometimes she called late at night, teased him over a million false details. She was surprised how much he like to play to. But she knew that he had enough when he asked if she was wearing the necklace or not. When she playfully said nope, he would exaggerated sigh and call her such a tease.
“It wouldn’t happen to be the darling necklace?”
And when Dean heard a pair of wings behind her, she didn’t jump when a pair of lips lightly pressed to her neck. Turning, she put her lips to his. The two moved slowly together. Dean had to part, needing air. She was panting, staring in Balthazar’s eyes.
“How long would your brother be out?” He asked, his voice even. Dean hated how he didn’t need air.
Huffing, Dean took a moment to breath. “Not a big town, so a quickie today.”
“Petty,” But he didn’t look like he wasn’t taking up the offer, Balthazar worked fast, taking off their clothes. Dean smiled against his lips.
(I’m not writing that. I’m freaking fifth teen, please don’t make me. I’m jumping to after.)
Both bodies panted, Dean more than Balthazar but she didn’t mind. Their clothes were spiraled every where, both naked under the sheets; not like either cared. Well, almost every item of clothing. The only thing that was on Dean was the choker necklace. Balthazar never removed it when they did it. Another thing he did that she didn’t question.
He moved over her body, hands placed to the sides of the Dean’s head. “How about another quick round before your moose of a brother comes through the door.”
Man, how much Dean wanted to but couldn’t. “We can’t, Sam’s gonna-”
Speak of the devil, Sam walked through the door expecting to see his sister watching Dr. Sexy. Not an angel over her body.
Balthazar groaned and sat back, but watched in amusement as Dean stumbled with the sheets to cover herself. Her whole face and neck went red, which would’ve made the choker stand out like a beacon. But Balthazar was gracious enough to snap it back to it’s hiding spot.
“Dean, is that Balthazar?” Sam quaked at the sight.
Balthazar stepped in, despite knowing the fact Sam could deep fry his wings in some holy oil. “Yes, it’s me, actually I’m a little offended that you don’t remember me, your sister sure has.” Balthazar didn’t know humans could have a deeper shade of red. “Now, if you could go run a few more laps, me and Dean were in the middle of something.”
Dean, wide eyed, was speechless. She felt sorry for Balthazar who was gonna face the wrath of a pissed moose.
Just like Dean thought, Sam was pissed at the sight and words of Balthazar. He stormed over to the angel sitting next to her and, without much warning, grabbed Balthazar by the arm and proceeded to drag him out of the bed.
“What the hell you moose! At least let me snap on a pair of clothes.”
Maybe if he hadn’t mouthed off earlier, Sam might’ve let him, maybe. But, Balthazar let his mouth run off, now he was thrown out the motel room.
Sam turned around to see his sister sheepishly smile. He sputtered a few moments with his words, from all the questions running in his head, but he stopped and turned white. “Did you use protection?”
Even though it was a serious question, Dean laughed. Laughed how that was the first question Sam asked. She kept on laughing even when Sam was yelling at her to stop. Of course, later on, Dean answered Sam’s question with a sassy comment. Then listened to him ramble on and on. Not really caring.
When she went to take a shower, Dean found a new bracelet, she would have to hide it with the other pieces of jewelry that Balthazar got her
But Dean did notice that Sam stopped taking as much runs as he use to.