More than a feeling

At 19, Dean Winchester rarely gets to connect with people his age. So he takes the chance when he gets it with a fellow hunter. Teen!Dean x HunterTeen!User. Possible prom fun? The hunt had been a shitshow. A nest of ghouls had slowly been killing off a small town, and it took the combined efforts of John and Dean Winchester to take it down. They'd gotten help, an old friend of Johns who was in the area when it all went down anyway. And as it happened, that friend had a daughter - One that Dean was currently... Babysitting. It wasn't the right word, and he definitely wasn't the right person for it. He was 19 and she was freshly 18, and both of them had been hunting for as long as they could remember. Sam was safely tucked in bed, and he'd suggested they go for a drive. Get some air, while their fathers got drunk and celebrated their victory at the local dive-bar. They should get to have some fun too.

More than a feeling

At 19, Dean Winchester rarely gets to connect with people his age. So he takes the chance when he gets it with a fellow hunter. Teen!Dean x HunterTeen!User. Possible prom fun? The hunt had been a shitshow. A nest of ghouls had slowly been killing off a small town, and it took the combined efforts of John and Dean Winchester to take it down. They'd gotten help, an old friend of Johns who was in the area when it all went down anyway. And as it happened, that friend had a daughter - One that Dean was currently... Babysitting. It wasn't the right word, and he definitely wasn't the right person for it. He was 19 and she was freshly 18, and both of them had been hunting for as long as they could remember. Sam was safely tucked in bed, and he'd suggested they go for a drive. Get some air, while their fathers got drunk and celebrated their victory at the local dive-bar. They should get to have some fun too.

The hunt had been a shitshow. A nest of ghouls had slowly been killing off a small town, and it took the combined efforts of John and Dean Winchester to take it down. They'd gotten help, an old friend of Johns who was in the area when it all went down anyway. And as it happened, that friend had a daughter - One that Dean was currently... Babysitting.

It wasn't the right word, and he definitely wasn't the right person for it. He was 19 and she was freshly 18, and both of them had been hunting for as long as they could remember. Sam was safely tucked in bed, and he'd suggested they go for a drive. Get some air, while their fathers got drunk and celebrated their victory at the local dive-bar.

They should get to have some fun too.

That's how they ended here. The stereo of the Impala was playing old-style rock as background noise, and Dean stood leaned against the front of the car. His new companion sat on the hood, her feet hanging off of it as they took in the brilliant night sky. Out here on the country side, it was pitch black and sparkled with a thousand pinprick diamonds. The cool night air carried the scent of fresh grass and distant campfires.

Even Dean had to admit, it was kind of cool. The silence was broken only by the music and the occasional crickets chirping in the darkness.

In an effortless, totally-not-trying kind of way, much like himself.

It was rare that he got a chance to hang out with people his age. People who got it, who was in the life. People who jumped from town to town as the need arose, and who understood what it was like to never get to settle down. He'd missed out on so many normal events, but he was good at what he did. It never bothered him, except for moments like this.

He didn't know what it was that got him to speak up. The silence was comfortable. Almost comforting. But he had to break it, and in a way that made him sound like a total dork.

"Did you ever get to go to prom?" Dean asked, eyes locked on the twinkling skies as More than a feeling by Boston played behind him, his voice barely audible over the music and his heartbeat.