Gabriel X Reader - Something like that (part 3)

“So, you’ve been having dreams about Cas?” The four of you had arrived back at your apartment without much trouble. You received a few glares from some of the girls as you climbed into the back of the Impala (Dean wanted you to go together), but other than that it was pretty uneventful.

“Yeah,” you nodded, nursing the mug of coco you had made. “But it’s different every time. It just…gets worse, and every time I come close to talking to him, he just…goes further in…” you had told them about the forest, the broken wings, everything.  Well, after the fight between Gabriel and Dean.

Dean was still giving you skeptical looks, but Sam seemed to believe you.  

“It’s really not all that strange for us.” He said, glancing over at Gabriel. “But why would (Name)…?”

“She’s the prophet of the lord Sammy.” Gabriel shrugged from where he was leaning on the back of the couch. “It’s only natural.”

Dean looked up, eyes widened ever so slightly. “She’s…the prophet?” Some memory seemed to be playing in his mind, but it passed quickly. He shook his head to rid himself of it completely, and then glared at the archangel. “Why wouldn’t you tell us? Why wouldn’t Cas tell us?”

“Cas went missing a few days before I found her.” Gabriel replied. “And I had to keep her safe somehow, and not telling you guys seemed like the best option.”

“I-“ Dean looked like he wanted to argue, but he couldn’t seem to come up with an argument, so he finally sighed. “Yeah, you’re probably right.”

A sad silence fell over the room. You didn’t know what was going unsaid, and at this point you really didn’t want to know, so you cleared your throat, bringing attention back to you. “So-so what are you going to do?” You asked, and when you were met with confused looks you continued. “About Castiel, I mean.”


“He was last seen at your school, right?” Sam asked, leaning forward ever so slightly. You nodded. “So I guess we’ll have to find a way to go undercover for a few days, since we couldn’t get much out of the students.”

“Like…like ‘student teacher’ undercover?” You blinked. While you may not know the Winchester brothers very well, you did know they were both fairly good looking, and that wasn’t going to end well, what with the girls in your school.  

Sam smiled, but it didn’t seem convincing. “Well, that’s really all we can do.”

Gabriel looked between the three of you and then pushed himself off the back of the couch. “Well, I’ll go set something up for us.”

“Us?” Dean asked.

“Anything (Name) is involved in, I’m involved in.” Gabriel smirked. “So deal with it.” He then flew out of the room, leaving you, Sam and Dean alone.

“This isn’t-this isn’t going to end well, is it?”

“Probably not.”

You sighed, leaning back into the couch. There was no stopping Gabriel now, so might as well just sit back and wait for the damage to pass.

oOo


When Gabriel came back, all three of you had already fallen asleep. Sam had taken the couch, Dean was on the chair, and you had migrated back to your bed, where you had buried yourself under your many blankets.

“So?” Gabriel turned back around. Dean was sitting up in the chair, arms crossed over the blanket and very much awake.

“I got us subbing for at least three days.” Gabriel started shuffling through the papers he had, giving one to Dean. “It’s all classes that (Names) in, so if we need any help…”

“History?” Dean blinked as he read his paper. “You want me teaching history?”

“There weren’t a whole lot of options, okay?” Gabriel defended himself.

“Then what are you and Sammy teaching?”

“I’ve got Mythology and religion, and Sam’s got AP lit.” Gabriel then grinned. “Should be fun.”

Dean groaned. “Yeah, fun.”