Dean Winchester (pre-series) (
followstheorders) wrote2012-07-22 02:43 am
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In the light of day.
Dean woke slowly the next morning, his mind sluggish and disoriented. The first thing he noticed was that he wasn't alone. He laid on his side with another person's arms around him and a warm body pressed up against his back. It wasn't his room at the motel, either. The bed was too comfortable and the sheets smelled clean, not musty.
Without opening his eyes, Dean laid there and tried to think back over the night before. There was no hangover, so he couldn't have been drunk, but his memory was hazy anyway. He remembered checking out a club that was said to be suspicious...
Couldn't really remember going inside, although his mind kept producing hazy images of him on his knees and the smell of sex. Which, really, wasn't the worst thing in the world, but it would be nice to remember it. Some worrisome thought was niggling at the back of his mind, but he couldn't quite make it come forward.
Slowly, Dean opened his eyes and looked back over his shoulder at the man laying behind him.
Without opening his eyes, Dean laid there and tried to think back over the night before. There was no hangover, so he couldn't have been drunk, but his memory was hazy anyway. He remembered checking out a club that was said to be suspicious...
Couldn't really remember going inside, although his mind kept producing hazy images of him on his knees and the smell of sex. Which, really, wasn't the worst thing in the world, but it would be nice to remember it. Some worrisome thought was niggling at the back of his mind, but he couldn't quite make it come forward.
Slowly, Dean opened his eyes and looked back over his shoulder at the man laying behind him.
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Besides, it gave him some time to plan things anyway -- not sure what they were going to do tonight, but he wanted it to be memorable. Not that so far it was really forgettable. As the hours passed by, the people started to thin out and Nathaniel made his way back to the bar again.
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Currently, he was having an animated debate with a man at the bar about classic muscle cars vs. new sports cars. Dean didn't care if he was too young to have the opinion... plastic parts on a car were sacrilegious. Bring on the steel and chrome!
"You've got no soul," he told the other man with a pseudo-sad tone as he refilled his beer. "No soul at all."
He grinned to himself as he cashed out that beer purchase and wandered down to Nathaniel's end of the bar. "Either I'm frightening off your customers or it's getting late."
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"Almost time to close. Looks like you did good too... how'd you like it?"
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"Not bad. It was nice to talk to people instead of about them for a change."
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"Good. Maybe I can get your help again tomorrow night too then?" They could use it and Dean seemed to enjoy the job.
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He leaned an elbow on the bar near Nathaniel and tossed a wave to the soulless Camaro lover as he headed out. The crowd was definitely thinning. "Sure, if you want. Does that include room and board, too?"
The last was asked carefully casually. They hadn't directly discussed sleeping arrangements (the actual sleeping part) and he was trying to figure out if his tips tonight would be going toward a hotel or not.
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At the question, Nathaniel paused thoughtfully, considering it. Pretty sure there were a lot of red flags for letting someone you barely knew stay in your apartment. Screamed bad idea usually, especially when there was sex involved. Dean didn't seem like the type who'd push for too much, way too soon though.
And plus, by the time everything was closed out, it'd be after two in the damn morning and they still had plans. He'd feel like a dick, sending Dean out that late to find somewhere to crash on his own. "Why not? Sure sleeping arrangements can be worked out."
Hopefully, Dean wouldn't decide to suddenly spring his crazy on him and make him regret that.
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He nodded easily and moved to start gathering up glasses to carry to the dishwasher. "We'll figure it out, I'm sure."
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He got to his feet and circled around the bar -- he decided to go ahead and let Jackie head home for the night as the rest of the crowd started clearing out.
When everyone was out, he went to lock the doors and get the cleaning done. "Give me a second and I'll get your pay."
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"No rush," he answered with a shrug as he carried a tray of dirty glasses back to the back room and slipped them into the industrial washer. He'd had brief stints in 'legitimate' employment here and there, and these washers were used in quite a few of those jobs. Just like riding a bicycle... some things you never forgot.
Then he headed back to the bar to wipe it down and return any bottles to their rightful locations.
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"Hey, here ya go." He turned to hold it out for Dean to take. "You almost ready to head back up?"
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He nodded. "Ready when you are. Anything else you need done down here before we go?"
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He hit the lights, set the alarm, and then locked up before he headed back upstairs.
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"So, what's the plan, boss?" He asked as he sprawled comfortably on the couch and looked up at Nathaniel.
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"How tired are you? And how tired do you mind being in the morning?"
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"Not ready to pull'em out yet."
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"Alright. What do you want instead?"
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