Summary: Reader is a baker who makes a great apple pie. Dean is anxious to try all of her goods. One Shot.
Characters: Dean Winchester x Reader, Sam Winchester
Word Count: 4,400
Warnings: Delicious smut ahead. N(even remotely)SFW. Explicit sex, dirty talk, oral sex (female receiving)âŠ.itâs mostly just smut.
Authorâs Note: This smutty piece of work is a response to @supernatural-jacklesâs Colors of Fall Writing Challenge in which I picked Dean Winchester and Apple PieâŠ.Iâm glad to finally be able to join the ranks of those whoâve written a smutty piece including his favorite food. Iâll admit that it was fun to get back to my original type of ficâdetailed Dean smut one shots. Hope you guys enjoy this and check out my masterlist. As always, Iâd love any feedback you want to give!
Tags: My forevers are beneath the cut, but a special shout out to those who voted for me to do this fic next: @charred-angelwings, @charliebradbury1104, @demondeansdomme, @eyes-of-a-disney-princess, @avasmommy224, @dancingalone21, @salvachester, @katnharper, @lilyleely, and @deandoesthingstome. Hope you guys are satisfied with your choice!
There was just something about itâthe leaves changing colors, the pumpkins on front porches, some of them carved some not, the indulgence of your daily hot chocolate finally not seeming that weird to everyone as the temperature started to drop.
You loved the harvest season, which in Washington state meant that the apples were at their peak and everywhere you turned. You loved the Halloween decorations put up by the local kids, and the preparations for the winter holidays.
But mostly, there was something in the brisk air, something intangible but pleasant that greeted you like an old friend each time you stepped out of your bakery into a fall day. You could never get enough of it.
The bell over the door tinkled signaling a customer and you glanced up to find a giant of a man with long chestnut locks juggling the door, some bags of groceries from the corner market, and a phone at his ear.
âNo, Dean, Iâm not going to forget the pieâŠ.Iâm at the bakery right nowâŠ.would you just?âŠYesâŠ.Maybe twenty minutes?âŠYeah, see you then.â
He hung up, letting out a sigh of exasperation that you couldnât help smiling at.
âBoyfriend?â You asked, ready to commiserate with the handsome stranger.
âWhat?â His brow furrowed in confusion, then he glanced at his phone, âoh, no, that was my brother. Heâs a bit of a pie addict.â
You favored him with a knowing nod, âah, and heâs looking to you to bring back his next fix. Â Any kind of pie in particular?â
âOh, I should have askedâŠ.It doesnât really matter, the guyâll eat just about anything.â
âWell, why donât you pick your favorite then; that way you can both enjoy it?â Your tone was reasoning as he looked over your selection in the counter.
âIâm sorry, Iâm not a big dessert fan.â Well, there went any attraction he had going for him. âWhat do you recommend?â
You raised an eyebrow and went to your oven rack. âIâve got a pumpkin pie, a pecan pieâboth of those are pretty good, but if you arenât opposed to the tried and true, I make a mean apple pie, and weâve had a great crop this year.â
His smile was charming. âApple it is then.â
You bagged it up for him, and he paid you in cash. When he went to pick it up from the counter you stopped him with a gesture and a smile.
âDonât let your brother hog the whole thingâtry at least one piece for yourself, okay?â
âWill do,â he sent another smile your way, but it was one of those polite, my-mind-is-on-other-things, smiles. With that, he walked out of the door and you went back to prepping a birthday cake order for tomorrow.