Slightly Different.
This time around Mary and John didnât have a very good marriage. Not at all.
Dean turned out to be a mommaâs boy through and through. Then she died.
She had diaries, journals that dean would read as soon as he could. To hear the voice of his mother in his head. Just one more time.
He knew John was not a good man.
Dean loved Sammy, but he would be better off without Dean around.
The last straw was when he went Sonnyâs Home for Boys.
He was there three days before he ran away.
He was 26 now. Ran his own diner, fixed cars on the side. He hadnât heard from his father in years but he kept tabs on Sam. He was proud of his brother for going to college despite where they came from. Sam was good and so was Dean.
Then Dean started having dreams. They were weird. Nothing more then white light that moved like the heat off asphalt in the summer. A ringing so bad it made his ears bleed.
The best part was the warmth. It encased him. It made it bearable, the pain.
He had a car accident. He didnât make it. He was dead, in hell. Getting tortured then doing to same to others. 80 years.
Then the sky spilt, the false sky cracked open only for seconds taking him with the light as it retreated past the space between, on on up to earth.
Dean woke up buried, silent and cold.
He dug his way out, gasping for air as he did.
As he pulled his legs out of the grave he saw there was a man standing at the end of grave. His grave.
He had black hair and piercing blue eyes. He was staring right at him too.
The man spoke â Hello Dean Winchester, I am Castiel Angel of the Lord . I am the one who gripped you tight and raised you from perditionâ
âWhy?â Dean said
âBecause I know what you are, and who you are to heaven. A Righteous Man.















