Dean Winchester (
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Midnight Manor 1B - Friday Morning
Dean stood in the middle of his room, taking in the stuff that had piled up over the last seven months on the island. In his old life, everything he owned could fit in a duffel bag and the trunk of the Impala, no problem. But now, looking around, he realized moving from Midnight to his new place on Godiva Street wasn't going to be as simple as throwing a bag over his shoulder.
Now there were boxes. Just two, sure, but that was already more than he was used to hauling around. He'd had a similar setup at the bunker, but that was different. It was a base of operations and a place you recovered between hunts.
He'd spent more time in this room than he had on the road these past months. Met his neighbors. Shared meals. Burned a bunch of mutant french fries that came to life. And it hit him that this room wasn’t just a pit stop anymore.
Without any tape to seal the boxes, he folded in the flaps, tucking them in so they stayed shut. He slid the boxes out the door into the landing, then paused, giving the room one last once-over to make sure he hadn’t left anything behind.
He stood there for a moment longer than he meant to, then let out a breath and said, almost awkwardly, "Thanks, Midnight."
And yeah, that felt weird. He shrugged then turned and walked out, closing the door behind him.
[Last post in Midnight before officially moving to Godiva. Feel free to catch him on the way out]
Now there were boxes. Just two, sure, but that was already more than he was used to hauling around. He'd had a similar setup at the bunker, but that was different. It was a base of operations and a place you recovered between hunts.
He'd spent more time in this room than he had on the road these past months. Met his neighbors. Shared meals. Burned a bunch of mutant french fries that came to life. And it hit him that this room wasn’t just a pit stop anymore.
Without any tape to seal the boxes, he folded in the flaps, tucking them in so they stayed shut. He slid the boxes out the door into the landing, then paused, giving the room one last once-over to make sure he hadn’t left anything behind.
He stood there for a moment longer than he meant to, then let out a breath and said, almost awkwardly, "Thanks, Midnight."
And yeah, that felt weird. He shrugged then turned and walked out, closing the door behind him.
[Last post in Midnight before officially moving to Godiva. Feel free to catch him on the way out]
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"There's no keys or anything so - " Marc said, giving him a shrug.
What? That was useful information. For Marc that counted as sentiment.
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He looked around the house and gave it a nod. "This is a good place. Part of me feels weird about leaving."
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Someone might make a reference to how when you're a Jet you're a Jet all the way. Not Marc, but someone.
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Dean grimaced as soon as he said it.
"Steven," he said, correcting himself. "You and Watts are always welcome to stop by as well. It's been nice calling this place home."
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She went over to offer him a hug. "You got a bar installed in the tub?"
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There was whiskey bottles on the kitchen counter and glasses thought because priorities.
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That meant she was going to miss you, Dean.
"Also, you still gotta come back for dinner sometime. It's the only way I'll know you're eating more than burritos."
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"Yeah, yeah, and when we get back, I'll be over there to teach you how to understand phone apps and play receptionist," she said. "That has nothing to do with whether or not you're gonna die of a heart attack from gas station foods."
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