Title: Forgiving Is For The Living
Author: constipatedsam
Word Count: 1140
Request: could you do one where the reader and dean get in a huge fight and she walks out and then she gets like attacked by [whatever you want] and dean saves her? sorry if ts to much of a hassle thank you!!
Trigger Warnings: Cursing, Blood, Cheating
Fic:
Anger. Animosity. Outrage. Many words are kept locked inside of a dictionary and let loose from their cell whenever an author wants to amplify their words. Another outlet for the sayings to be used is when human emotion takes part and lashes out how their body feels. We are extremely capable and equipped with an excessive vocabulary that can portray the human mind’s perturbation. However, during a certain time in everyone’s life they come across a moment where words can’t possibly bespeak how they feel inside. Whether the situation that restricts the communication is one of joy, fright, or irritation, it still is a powerful silence within you that is hard to process. The emotional illness that had cut out your tongue was a feeling of distress and the haunted thoughts of his vicious acrimony floundering around within your mind. His lips may have tasted like burning whiskey, but when he was provoked, his words singed your ears worse than any of his alcohol ever could. His hands that had grown to be a soothing remedy to the stresses of the world whenever he touched you had now transformed into foreign palms that you no longer recognized. The green iris that took solace in his eyes weren’t those of comfort, but those of reminders of what he had done. You knew that when you had bonded yourself to Dean with a concrete relationship, anything could happen. You could waltz into your room one day and see his mangled body sliced on the floor, his blood being absorbed by the ancient carpet that had witnessed many crimes before in the motel room. You weren’t expecting that another human would be the down fall; you had always prepared yourself for the building of trust that you two had built together to be yanked down at the hands of a monster, not some floosy chick in a bar. He had sworn that it was solely for the case, but you hesitantly agreed with him. What case would cause a man in a committed relationship to passionately make out with a strange woman whom he had only just met and not the one who has been by his side for over a year? Nothing made sense; nothing made your restless heart stop it’s anxious fluttering from the adrenaline that released in your veins from the shocking news. He claimed that he only told you because he didn’t want you to freak out if your ran into her while you were working, but you felt that it was because the common sense in his head was replaced with that of guilt of what he had done and regret. The watchful and sorrowful gaze that emitted from Sam was enough to shove the last bit of belief off the cliff of understanding ledge as he was sat on the bed diagonal from you.
Dean was stuck in front of you, his tall stature looming over as if his closeness would pressure you into forgiveness. Tears were swelling in his eyes at the steady flow of realization that was streaming into his mind that he had really wrecked it this time. He crouched down as his elbows rested themselves upon your cold thighs, his hands thriving upon your face. You flinched at his touch as you turned your face away, refusing to get entranced by his eyes. A depressive, low sigh left Dean’s body while hurt radiated through him at your reaction to his finger tips laying on your face. “Y/N. Come on. I’m sorry. She didn’t mean anything. That didn’t mean anything. I don’t mean anything- without you,”
You shut your eyes which removed the pattern of the carpet from your vision as you could feel your own tears of sorrow start to flood in your orbs. Your hand slyly rose as you cuffed it around his wrist, forcefully shoving it from your touch in which he took a deep breath from the sudden rejection. “Dean, I need to go. I don’t know if I can forgive you, but I know for sure that I can’t do it with you breathing down my neck, especially when you were kissing on hers,” The words fell from your tongue like lead as they felt like bullet grossly buried in Dean’s ears. You forced yourself off of the bed and led your body outside to escape the tension that started to feel like a strangling hand that had wrapped itself murderously around your heart. It was cold out, but it was no match to the way that you were preparing yourself to treat the man who had scorned you so. You had always been a believer in second chances, but he made you severely doubt that belief. When you first met him, he had killed the thought that your life was meant to be spent alone, so when he came along he salt and burned that ideology. The tables had turned at an extreme angle, and you weren’t really sure how to feel exactly. Sure, you were pissed beyond comprehension, but you felt a larger surge of emotions being constructed within your head.
The only distraction that had destroying your speeding train of thought was the abrupt force that was placed upon your shoulders as your back harshly collided with the side of a stranger’s car. The inertia from your head had been used to it’s full potential which resulted in your skull cracking the window that had viciously hit your head. A warm trail of blood started to trickle through your hair which erupted goose bumps along your body since the warmth felt so relaxing in the bitter cold. An unfamiliar hand was shining in the moonlight which had implanted itself on your neck, the palm squeezing to it’s maximum ability. Your feet started to fidget as they were being lifted from the ground, the hand keeping the oxygen that had been dancing in your lungs locked inside. You were sure that death’s loving grip was finally tickling your soul, begging you to come with it. You had always imagined that your death would be from something idiotic and thoughtless that you had done, which you assumed was right since you had taken it upon yourself to wander in the night with weaponless.
Right when you felt the last bit of life flow from your body, your would have been murderer’s grasp was strongly taken away as his eyes lit up, giving away the fact that it had been a demon. As the abomination’s body slumped to the ground, Dean stood behind the bloody body with the demon knife clutched tightly in his hand, only the outline of his body visible. “You may not be able to forgive me while I’m around, but you sure as hell won’t live long enough to think it out without me,”