Sam and Lucifer // Inbred
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Sam and Lucifer // Inbred
June 25th: Ethel Cain for @holyfreaks mini event
family is hell
the hollies, "he ain't heavy, he's my brother" / supernatural 9x23 / phoebe bridgers, "motion sickness" / supernatural 4x21 / stateless, "bloodstream" / supernatural 2x08 / the crystals, "he hit me (it felt like a kiss" / supernatural 1x21
for the sam and dean mini event
growing pains - ethel cain
Jun 27 prompt: growing pains
my edit for the samdean mini event for neps bday. happy birthday @holyfreaks !!
when he's god
Written for the Sam and Dean Mini Event by @holyfreaks
06/26/24 Prompts: First times/last times, motel rooms, love like religion/devotion
Rating: E
WC: ~2k
Part 2/4.
Summary: It's been a while since Dean first gave into Sam begging to kiss him. Sam gets antsy and decides to take things to the next level. Dean never stood a chance of telling him no.
For @holyfreaks 's birthday mini event: Cycles/ouroboros.
Day 2: Motel rooms, Love like religion / Devotion
A johndean moodboard for @holyfreaks mini event!!
Emma Klee
@holyfreaks for the growing pains prompt
For @holyfreaks
This one isn’t as canon compliant as originally intended, but you go where the story takes you. I don’t like how the last part turned out, but I’m exhausted, so it’s all I’ve got. There was supposed to be more, but my uterus is trying to kill me, so have at it.
Devotion and First and Last Times
Dean
Dean watched as his mom and dad carefully brought little Sammy into the house.
“Can I hold him, Mommy?” He asked, his eyes big and pleading.
Mary of course relented, “Of course, Dean, but you have to sit down, okay. Can you go sit on the couch for me?” She asked and Dean ran to get settled in.
“You sure ‘bout this, Mary?” John asked. “Dean can be rambunctious, and Sammy is just a few days old.”
Mary just looked at John with a scoff. “We’ll be right next to them, they’ll be fine.”
Dean was beyond excited to have a little brother to play with. He was practically vibrating with excitement at the idea of holding his little brother, and showing him the ropes.
Mary gently laid Sammy in Dean’s arms, “make sure you support his head.” She said, and stood above watching as her four-year-old gazed lovingly at his little brother.
“You’re gonna have to watch out for him, Dean. Help keep him safe, okay?” John said, and Dean just nodded.
“I’ll take care of you, Sammy. No matter what.” His parents smiled at the words, but Dean only had eyes for Sam.
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Dean watched closely, Sam’s relieved sag has he heard his brother’s voice calling for him. The way Sam was cradling his arm, definitely injured, but Dean wasn’t sure if it was broken or dislocated, or something else entirely.
He knew Sam was exhausted, Dean could see it in the way he stumbled forward. Barely catching himself before he fell with each step.
Movement behind Sam caught his eye. “Sam, look out!” Dean yelled as he started running. Sam tried to turn around but it was too late, the knife had gone into his back and was gone again. Dean sped up, as if he could run any faster, his heart had stopped. He felt it drop in his chest as he rushed to catch Sam before he hit the ground.
Dean vaguely registered Bobby chasing after the guy, but he only had eyes for Sam. Sam, who was going to be fine. He had to be. Sam whose blood was leaking out all over the ground and Dean’s hands. Sam who believed Dean when he said he would be okay. Sam, Dean’s baby brother, baby. Dean’s everything.
Sam’s belief in Dean is why he allowed himself to drift off in the first place. Dean would take care of him, he always did.
When Bobby came back, Sam was long dead, and Dean had already carried the Sam-not-Sam thing into one of the houses, and was sitting by the bed where he’d laid him.
“Dean, do you want me to build the pyre?” He asked, and the thought shook him to his core. Sam was supposed to be the one to get out of the hunting life, he was supposed to have the apple pie life, he did, until Dean helped take it from him. Sam was supposed to bury Dean. Not the other way around. Dean was supposed to die young, not his baby brother. Not his Sammy.
Dean couldn’t say anything at first so he just shook his head. Watching Sam just lay on the bed, Dean could almost pretend he was just sleeping, that he hadn’t bled out. For once, Sam looked peaceful, even if he didn’t look like Sam.
“Dean…” Bobby said, trying to help the boy see the truth.
“I said no Bobby!” Dean snapped, he hadn’t meant to, and his emotions were crawling their way up his throat. “Not yet,” he said, softer this time, barely audible, and broken.
Dean Winchester was broken.
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The idea had started forming the morning after Sam had died, Dean wasn’t supposed to be here. He should have died after that Rugaru hunt, but Sam found a way to save him. And then he should have died after the accident, but instead, John, no his dad, traded his soul for Dean. And suddenly, Dean was the only Winchester left. It wasn’t right.
Sam and John had both saved Dean, just for Dean to be left alone, it wasn’t fair. That’s when the idea struck.
I could make a deal. Dean thought. And so he started planning, he’d have to chase Bobby off, but that wouldn’t be to hard, truthfully, Dean didn’t care about the world if Sammy wasn’t in it.
So that’s what he did. The next day, when Bobby came back from his run for food, and tried once again to convince Dean to leave Sam, Dean blew up at him, it got more emotional than he had meant it to, but that just sold his point. And with that, Bobby walked back out the door, and Dean was well and truly alone.
He sat and talked to Sam for hours, well, the not-Sam thing that looked like him. He looked pale, and Dean just talked. He talked until his voice was hoarse, and finally, at nightfall, he decided to act on his plan.
He drove, he was definitely white knuckling it’s he could almost hear Sam chiding him for his speed, but he had to do this before he could back out.
He arrived at the cross roads. “IM HERE TO MAKE A DEAL!” He shouted after following the ritual. His heart pounded. What if they didn’t show. What if they didn’t care.
And then she did, and suddenly, he could almost feel the weight of the world lift just a little as he felt, from miles away, that Sam was breathing again.
He didn’t believe it until he saw him though. Dean held his breath the entire drive back to Cold Oak, and more as he walked into the house where he had left Sam’s body.
But when he walked in, and saw Sam, standing, examining his back in the mirror, it’s Dean’s turn to sag in relief. His baby brother was alive.
“Sammy? Thank God.” Dean said as he all but ran to hold his baby brother.
Now he just had to keep this secret from him.
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Sam
That first Tuesday was the worst, if only because it felt the most real. Dean could die on the job at any point, even the nonsupernatural. It felt so real. All those Tuesdays and the six months that followed. Living without Dean. It was the worst thing that could have happened to him. And Sam knew it. Dean had only had to go through three days of him being gone, and he got to be near him the whole time. Sam wasn’t so lucky.
When that time was up, Sam still had to go through the pain of actually losing his brother to hell, but that’s not this story.
The first two months after all the Tuesdays, Sam spent trying to deal Dean back to life, to give anything, his soul, his “right” to the throne of hell, whatever he could try to pass off, he did. But no one was buying. So Sam did what he could, he sought revenge. He was going to find that damned trickster if it was the last thing he did. And, if Sam had it his way, it would be.
Getting Dean back, making it through that Wednesday, and avoiding the trickster made the most sense. But god, after everything Sam was still angry. He wanted revenge, but at the same time, he hadn’t lost any time with his brother. It still felt wrong.
Months later, Dean’s deal was cashed in, and Lilith was there to watch. Sam was angry, no. He was pissed. Once again, there was nothing he could do, no one was dealing, none of the demons wanted anything to do with Sam, so Sam did the only thing he could think to do, and he through himself into finding a way to get revenge for his brother. To kill Lilith, and maybe, just maybe, he’d get lucky and take himself out in the process.
When Dean came back, Sam was of course overjoyed. He had his brother back, but there was so much more. Guilt, pain, the need for revenge, and the secret of what he’d been doing with Ruby.
He lost himself for Dean, and Dean still had no idea.