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alexseanchai) wrote2012-02-18 04:30 pm
alexseanchai) wrote2012-02-18 04:30 pm
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Title: Five Memories
Rating: PG
Summary: Five memories Tamara cherished.
Pairings: Tamara/Isaac.
Warnings: Canonical character death.
Word Count: 150
1) The time Caroline made cookies all by herself. Tamara was upset at the time, because Caroline wasn't supposed to touch the oven, but the cookies came out delicious.
2) The time Tamara taught Caroline to sew. This particular memory is one often recalled when Tamara is sewing up Isaac or herself.
3) The time Caroline came home from her first karate lesson and showed Tamara what she'd learned. Tamara took a karate class—after—and remembering Caroline's lesson helped, at first.
4) The time Tamara didn't have any silver in the house when the werewolf attacked Caroline. This memory is clung to inveterately, not fondly, but clung to nonetheless. Always be prepared, is the last lesson Caroline taught her mother.
5) The time Tamara and Caroline figured out together how to unclog the bathtub drain. This is the last thing about Caroline that Tamara remembers.
Title: Don't Carry the World Upon Your Shoulder
Rating: PG
Summary: Sam comes back. Dean has a baby. Sequel to Start To Make It Better.
Pairings: Lisa/Dean.
Warnings: None.
Word Count: 250
Dean's gotten used to this little town, working nights as a bartender so he can be home with Jude during Lisa's days at the Y pushing people through yoga and strength training.
Jude is three months old. She can push her head and chest up when lying on her stomach, she can hold and shake rattles, she can babble with the best of them. She smiles. It's a beautiful smile.
Dean hates leaving her to go work his shift, but he has to do something to earn his keep at Lisa's. Nice of the new waitress to flirt with him, but he is taken. Got two lovely ladies at home and one young gentleman, and they've got all of his heart that's left alive.
There's something going on at the hotel renovation across the street. Dean investigates after work, but finds nothing. The next day he sees claw marks on a telephone pole, but that comes up empty too. The Glickmans are lucky he didn't shoot their dog.
At home, Lisa asks questions while Ben watches Jude, and Dean gets ready to go investigate further. Then Azazel appears. (Why him, why now? Jude's three months old, not six.)
Sam.
By the time Dean wakes up, it's dark out. Dean's late for work. He doesn't mind, but Saturday's always busy—he'll be missed. But Sam's there, Sam.
Dean can't go hunting with his brother. Not anymore. It wouldn't be fair to Lisa to abandon her to single motherhood, again, and Jude is only three months old.
Rating: PG
Summary: Five memories Tamara cherished.
Pairings: Tamara/Isaac.
Warnings: Canonical character death.
Word Count: 150
1) The time Caroline made cookies all by herself. Tamara was upset at the time, because Caroline wasn't supposed to touch the oven, but the cookies came out delicious.
2) The time Tamara taught Caroline to sew. This particular memory is one often recalled when Tamara is sewing up Isaac or herself.
3) The time Caroline came home from her first karate lesson and showed Tamara what she'd learned. Tamara took a karate class—after—and remembering Caroline's lesson helped, at first.
4) The time Tamara didn't have any silver in the house when the werewolf attacked Caroline. This memory is clung to inveterately, not fondly, but clung to nonetheless. Always be prepared, is the last lesson Caroline taught her mother.
5) The time Tamara and Caroline figured out together how to unclog the bathtub drain. This is the last thing about Caroline that Tamara remembers.
Title: Don't Carry the World Upon Your Shoulder
Rating: PG
Summary: Sam comes back. Dean has a baby. Sequel to Start To Make It Better.
Pairings: Lisa/Dean.
Warnings: None.
Word Count: 250
Dean's gotten used to this little town, working nights as a bartender so he can be home with Jude during Lisa's days at the Y pushing people through yoga and strength training.
Jude is three months old. She can push her head and chest up when lying on her stomach, she can hold and shake rattles, she can babble with the best of them. She smiles. It's a beautiful smile.
Dean hates leaving her to go work his shift, but he has to do something to earn his keep at Lisa's. Nice of the new waitress to flirt with him, but he is taken. Got two lovely ladies at home and one young gentleman, and they've got all of his heart that's left alive.
There's something going on at the hotel renovation across the street. Dean investigates after work, but finds nothing. The next day he sees claw marks on a telephone pole, but that comes up empty too. The Glickmans are lucky he didn't shoot their dog.
At home, Lisa asks questions while Ben watches Jude, and Dean gets ready to go investigate further. Then Azazel appears. (Why him, why now? Jude's three months old, not six.)
Sam.
By the time Dean wakes up, it's dark out. Dean's late for work. He doesn't mind, but Saturday's always busy—he'll be missed. But Sam's there, Sam.
Dean can't go hunting with his brother. Not anymore. It wouldn't be fair to Lisa to abandon her to single motherhood, again, and Jude is only three months old.
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