John ate a
large portion of his meal but refused to drink the beverage Dean had
supplied. He pulled out a bottle of
whiskey and drank it with the meal. When
he tried to rise from the table, the man stumbled. Dean jumped up and grabbed an arm. Sam began to help, but his brother hissed at
him to sit on the bed and stay there.
It took
the teenager some time to undress the man on the bed. John was in a drunken stupor. The boy removed his shoes and long sleeve
shirt. He left his father’s t-shirt on
the man, but undid the belt and pulled both the jeans and the boxers off. The socks remained.
Dean
grabbed the med kit and the extra items John had purchased. He found the forceps and began to pull the
pellets out of his Father’s rear end.
John moaned at times, but the alcohol had more than done its job. The boy removed twenty-three pellets from his
Father. He looked up and noticed that
Sam had cleaned up after their Dad’s meal and was laying on his side on the
other bed.
The older
boy cleaned up and got ready for bed. He
climbed in next to his younger brother and turned to face his back.
“Thanks,
Sammy,” Dean whispered quietly.
“I’m
sorry, Dean,” Sam spoke softly.
“For what?”
“Dad was
mean to you. I’m sorry,” Sam choked on
the tears.
“Sammy, I’m
a warrior. Dad’s training me. Commanding officers are always mean to
soldiers. That’s how we learn everything
and don’t forget what we're trained to do. I’m all right,”
Dean comforted his brother.
Sam
sniffed, dozed off, and the older boy lay there beside him and thought about
what he had said.
Castiel
made sure that John Winchester had alcohol-induced dreams the entire
night. The angel’s favorite was for John
to be running through a nightmarish forest chased by large birds with shotguns
filled with ‘people’ shot. The angel sat
quietly, a strange smile on his face.
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