Supernatural Imagines: Book One

Your Perfect Little Bubble

Pairing: Sam Winchester x Reader

Warnings: fluff, dad!sam fluff, minor angst

Summary: Your little boy has a nightmare in the middle of the night and tells you about it.

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Having kids was never something you saw for yourself until you met Sam. Being truly happy with your life was never possible for you until you met Sam. You never saw having the things you have now until you met Sam. Everything happened when you met him, and you owe him your life–to try and pay back everything he gave to you. Ten years ago, if someone asked you what you would be doing with your life, it would certainly not be this.

Your eccentric five-year-old baby boy is full of life and is curious about everything. He has an eye for the good, to see what others can't. When you found out you were pregnant, you refused to raise him the way John did with his boys. John shut his kids out unless he needed them, and even then, it was touch-and-go. Not with Dylan, no, you wanted to be different than the rest.

Dean has always said hunters aren't kids, but you're doing a pretty damn good job at allowing your baby boy be a kid for as long as he can. He knows what's out there because you decided to have the talk with him in the form of stories. Instead of just shoving him into the life and forcing him to deal with it like John did, you tell stories of vampires, djinns, angels, demons, and everything in between. With stories, you can show him it's not that scary, and with hunter parents like Sam and Dean, it's not.

The Bunker isn't an ideal place to raise a child, but Dylan made sure to turn this place into his own personal playground. The two rooms you merged to make his playroom is just covered with toys. Whenever he had a birthday, Sam, Dean, and even Castiel would spoil him with lots of presents, so the Bunker is just littered with them.

You don't mind much since it makes him so happy to get gifts. He's not spoiled in a bad way–he always says please and thank you, and he is very grateful for what he gets. You don't think you could have raised a better son, and there are still thirteen more years to go. You let Dylan play in his playroom after dinner, so when you enter the room to get him, a smile grows on your face.

He fell asleep while playing with the present Jack gave him–Marvelous Marvin the Talking Teddy. He also has one, and they play a lot together with them. You think it's sweet how much your son grew to love Jack. They are close in age, so it makes sense that they would get along the best.

You walk over to your little man and pick him up gently, careful not to wake him up. His head rolls to rest on your chest, and you carry him to his room. He decorated it all on his own with the help of his father. There are stars and planets painted on the wall since he loves Toy Story and Buzz Lightyear and everything that has to do with space. You lay him in his bed and tuck him up, kissing him on the head when you're finished.

Sam and Dean had just gotten back from a tough hunt, so to give your husband some time to settle into bed and go to sleep, you figured you would clean Dylan's playroom first. If you were to go to bed now, and Sam was only half-asleep, he would wake as soon as you got into the bed. Years of being a hunter made him accustomed to being a light sleeper.

You tidy up Dylan's playroom, putting the toys where they belong. Inside the room is a little table in the corner that is used for arts and crafts that he loves using. Today, him and Jack were painting some of the Toy Story characters. Your son's paintings aren't that great with Jack not that far behind him, but they had fun while doing it. You take the pictures and hang them in the designated spot that's used to hang all the pictures that Dylan makes. Once they dry, he picks his favorite ones and you throw the rest of them away. The ones he picks go into a big photo album that he can look through when he's older.

Once the room is cleaner, you head back to your shared room with Sam. You can hear his soft snores from his side of the bed, so you know he is fast asleep. You're quiet as you change into your pajamas, and you slide into bed gently. Sam turns over so he's facing you, and in his sleep, he reaches out for you. You cuddle into his side, acting as the "little spoon". His big arms wrap around your waist as his head buries itself into the crook of your neck.

If you could stay like this forever, you would. Immediately, you drift off to sleep knowing everyone inside the Bunker is safe and sound. You're not sure when you wake up next, but you know it's not morning. It's not your alarm telling you that you two needed to get up to do your morning run. It's not the smell of coffee coming from the kitchen that Jack loves to make since he barely sleeps. No, something much more innocent and vulnerable wakes you.

"Mommy," Dylan whispers, shaking your shoulder.

"What is it, baby? Are you okay?" you whisper and turn on the lamp next to your bed on the lowest setting so it doesn't wake Sam up.

"I had a nightmare."

"Come here," you say and pat the area between you and Sam.

Sam had managed to scoot as far as possible away from you during the night, so there is plenty of room for Dylan to crawl in without waking his father. He settles in next to you, and you push his long hair away from his face. He is growing more to look like Sam every single day. He refuses to cut his hair claiming he wants to look like Daddy.

"Tell me about your nightmare, sweetheart. Just don't wake Daddy up."

"Too late," Sam grumbles and flips to face you two. "What's going on?"

"Dylan had a nightmare. He was just going to tell me about it."

"Alright, buddy, we're all ears. We're listening," Sam yawns.

"I had a nightmare about you and Daddy. You were killed by a monster and you left me all alone," Dylan sighs.

You look at Sam knowingly, and that little story causes him to become more alert. You're not a hunter anymore–not since you found out you were pregnant. You're a stay-at-home mom while Sam and Dean go out and fight the monsters. You help when you can from the Bunker, but you don't go out anymore. This isn't your department anymore, so Sam takes over. He grabs Dylan by the waist and plops him on his elated legs so that he's resting his back on them.

"Listen, Dylan, your mom and I aren't going to die. I know it's scary, okay? Believe me, I was once your age thinking the same thing about my dad. It was scary for me not knowing if he was ever going to come home, but it doesn't have to be like that for you. Your uncle and I will always make it home to you and your mom. You have Uncle Jack and Cas here to protect you. They're angels, so if I'm ever hurt, they can fix me right up. You won't ever have to be alone."

"Your daddy's right, baby. Monsters are scary, okay? Monsters can hurt a lot of people, but your daddy and your uncle go out and kill the bad people so that the good people can be happy. Just like in your stories," you add with a smile.

"Okay," he nods, believing every word you and Sam say.

"You want to show your mom what we've been working on?" Sam asks with a smile, and that seems to brighten up your son.

"Yeah!"

He and Sam have been working on a secret handshake that only the two of them know. It puts a smile on your face to know that your son has this to fall back on. When he's scared or alone, he can think back to times like these to feel better. When they are done, Dylan squeals in happiness when Sam bear-hugs him.

"That's pretty cool," you beam.

"Are you feeling much better?"

"Yes, Daddy," Dylan smiles widely.

"Do you want to sleep in here with us?" you ask.

Dylan nods, and Sam puts him back where he was before. Dylan snuggles underneath the blanket and passes the fuck out. When you know he is fast asleep, you look at Sam with a loving smile.

"We did a good job with this one," you say.

"We should have another one," Sam whispers.

"I'd love nothing more."

You lean closer to him and rub your nose against him to give him some Eskimo kisses before kissing him on the lips. It's slow and sensual, but nothing short of loving. You pull away and cuddle into him with Dylan in between you two.

Your perfect little family all wrapped up in a perfect little bow.