Sam Winchester (
likely_evil) wrote2009-03-25 01:30 pm
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Broken Winchester on the Doorstep - for
horsewoman_lana
ooc: Dean referred to here is
winchesterjerk, abusedused with permission.
After Dean was out of the hospital, Sam had continued his hovering in the motel as Dean recovered. Asking him every five minutes if he needed something. Wanted something. Finally, around day 2 of this, Dean gave Sam a look and told him that Sam needed to go out and get some air before he suffocated him.
Of course, he threatened to kill Sam if he did so much as scratch the Impala.
Sam decided to take a drive. Fresh air, open road, music on the Ipod that sat in the passenger seat so that he could detach it and not freak Dean out again with it's presence. He didn't have any place really in mind as to where he was going, but as he passed the road sign announcing his arrival in Smallville, Kansas, did Sam recognize his unconscious path.
Finding Lana's place was easy. Walking to her door was a bit harder, and suddenly he just felt the weight of the world on his shoulders because of everything that had been happening and life was spinning out of control and he just needed something.
Something Dean couldn't give him. Something even Ruby couldn't give him. And so he turned to the only other person he knew that could.
He rang the bell, and just stood there, hoping Lana was home and alone. Because otherwise they might witness at very tall man breaking down like a baby in her arms.
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After Dean was out of the hospital, Sam had continued his hovering in the motel as Dean recovered. Asking him every five minutes if he needed something. Wanted something. Finally, around day 2 of this, Dean gave Sam a look and told him that Sam needed to go out and get some air before he suffocated him.
Of course, he threatened to kill Sam if he did so much as scratch the Impala.
Sam decided to take a drive. Fresh air, open road, music on the Ipod that sat in the passenger seat so that he could detach it and not freak Dean out again with it's presence. He didn't have any place really in mind as to where he was going, but as he passed the road sign announcing his arrival in Smallville, Kansas, did Sam recognize his unconscious path.
Finding Lana's place was easy. Walking to her door was a bit harder, and suddenly he just felt the weight of the world on his shoulders because of everything that had been happening and life was spinning out of control and he just needed something.
Something Dean couldn't give him. Something even Ruby couldn't give him. And so he turned to the only other person he knew that could.
He rang the bell, and just stood there, hoping Lana was home and alone. Because otherwise they might witness at very tall man breaking down like a baby in her arms.
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"I've, um...been taking some time off. Apparently I've been working a little too hard for my own good..." She trailed off before asking the question that really needed to be answered. "What about you?"
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He lowered his head, shaking it a bit. "Things are just going bad and I don't know anymore."
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He closed his eyes, licking his lips as he tried to keep control. It was so easy to tell Lana. She knew enough about them to understand, but not enough to judge. Someone who would care about him and not try to play the middle. Not judge him. Just try and understand.
"I can't lose my brother again, Lana."
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She loosely took hold to the sides of his arms. "I know," she whispered.
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He was shaking, trying not to break.
"If he falls apart..."
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Lana tried to pull him down into her arms, but gently, just in case it was unwanted.
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"What was it you were saying? You're not normal, things slipping away..."
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He rubbed at his face, his eyes wet.
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"What changed?" She wasn't expecting a straight answer. No one in her life ever seemed to give her those. Sam wasn't that different.
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She took his face in her hands and made sure he was looking at her. "Sam...I don't know what's going on with you...but you're not a freak."
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"But you're not a freak." Freak wasn't a word she liked. Not for her meteor-infected clients and certainly not for Sam.
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