The sun finally came through the bedroom window and
right onto the face of the elderly man sleeping in a wheelchair. He slowly opened his hazel eyes and smacked
his lips, licking them to moisten them.
He stared across the room he shared with another man and his eyes
widened.
A shaky voice asked, “Where the hell is Sammy?”
Dean Winchester began to manipulate his wheel chair and
slowly moved towards the door when he saw his brother slowly move past their
room, leaning heavily on his walker.
Concern crossed the older brother’s face. Sammy had been dealing with bouts of dementia. Too many years of hunting had his brother
thinking he was a vampire. Of all things to be, a toothless vampire. Dean looked at the glass on the table between
their beds. Sam’s teeth were in it. The hunter smirked.
He exited the room and called his brother’s name. Sam had grown a very long beard and his hair
was halfway down his back. The younger
man turned and looked at his brother and started moving faster. Dean began
using his arthritic hands to turn the wheels of the chair faster, wishing he
had a motorized chair.
His brother turned the corner into the dining
hall. As Dean turned the corner, Sam was
standing there waiting for him.
“Hey, Sammy.
They got some good food for dinner tonight, but you’ll need your teeth,”
the older hunter snickered as he teased his brother.
Sam snarled and moved his walker closer. Dean stared into a face he barely recognized.
“I told you not to call me, Sammy!” the younger man screamed at him. “I’m Count Chocula!”
“What?” Dean squeaked out as his brother walked towards
him leaning on the walker. Dean tried to
turn his wheelchair around and got it stuck in a corner. Sam grabbed him and leaned down, pushing the
walker out of his way. Dean hollered as
he felt the wet, mushy feeling of his brother’s gums as he tried to chew on his
neck.
‘Eighty years old.
I’ve hunted almost all my life, and I’m going to be gummed to death?’ Dean started flailing and screaming for a
nurse.
At that moment, Sam shook him and the Dean woke up from
his nightmare, staring into the bright light of the lamp between their beds.
“What the hell were you dreaming, Dean?”
“Man, I gotta quit eating gummy bears at two in the
morning,” the shaken hunter murmured as he rubbed his neck.
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