@SeraphicSolider —look. There was a hint of anger lurking in his hazel eyes, as well as a hint of sadness. He couldn't understand why Cas had ignored him.—
@SeraphicSolider "No. I've heard nothing about her. But tell me... Where in the hell have you been and why haven't you been answering my calls?" He was —
@SeraphicSolider "Um.. Okay then? I guess?" Yeah, he was giving in. Kittens were cute so he didn't mind. He just didn't want to be a sneezy, red eyed —
@SeraphicSolider —since Dean had laid eyes on him. He had been worried.
"Cas?" He asked again. Dean didn't know whether to hug the Angel or punch his —
@SeraphicSolider —Finally, he made it to the main living area. Hazel-green eyes widened when they landed on the back of Cas' form. It had been two weeks—
@SeraphicSolider —trying so hard not to spill it.
"Cas?" He called out. Dean was sure he had heard the Angel's voice when he had been in the kitchen. —
@SeraphicSolider —; he padded quietly across the stone floor in slippered feet, coming out into the hall. A cup on coffee was held in his hand. Dean was—
@SeraphicSolider The ruffle of feathers caught Dean's attention as he stood in the bunker's kitchen. His men of letters robe was wrapped tight around him—