I'll Make It Better (Domestic Drabble)
Summary: Sam committed a terrible sin.
Characters: Sam Winchester, Dean Winchester
Warnings: Domestic Angst and Nonsense
WC: 349
A/N: Another little domestic drabble. : )
Domestic Drabbles
“Sam, did you use my skillet?” Dean asked as he stood in the kitchen.
He was preparing to make dinner, his chef’s apron tied neatly around his waist. Sam looked up from the table to see Dean holding the cast iron skillet in question.
“Yeah, but I washed it, I promise,” Sam shook his head, annoyed at his brother’s constant bickering over little things in their home.
“You washed it?” Dean growled out through clenched teeth, his eyes squeezed shut in frustration.
Sam jumped at the loud sound the skillet made as it was roughly slammed onto the stainless steel countertop.
“What’s your problem?” Sam stood, defensive over what he felt was his brother being overdramatic.
“My problem,” Dean explained, leaning his hands against the countertop as if holding himself back, “Is that you don’t wash a cast-iron skillet.” Dean pinched the bridge of his nose, “You don’t use soap on it. Now I have to grease and season it all over again! It’s gonna put dinner back at least an hour!”
“Okay, well, don’t you think you’re being a little dramatic, Dean? It’s just a skillet.”
“Get out,” Dean huffed, and Sam questioned the outburst. “Out! Out of my kitchen, Sam.”
“Your kitchen?” Sam tried to counter, though he was still being successfully bullied from said room.
Dean waved his arms at Sam as he stepped forward, shooing him as he spoke. Sam, taken aback, retreated in surprise from the outburst.
“Yes, my kitchen,” Dean insisted with a challenging glare. Once Sam was outside the kitchen, Dean returned to his skillet. Sam rolled his eyes at his brother before deciding to just let him be.
Dean looked down at the skillet with a pout, gently tilting it from side to side to examine the damage. The greasy gleam was gone from its surface, now dull and flavorless from Sam’s callous and ignorant efforts.
“It’s okay, Sweetheart,” Dean spoke to the beloved pan as he grabbed a container of shortening, turned on the oven, and prepared the pan to be properly seasoned once more. “I’ll make it all better.”


















