Family Remains

"Like Hell I can't"

"We still don't know who it is," I heard a voice say somewhere near by.

"Well, when Ash wakes up we'll see if she has any ideas," Another voice said.

"Yeah, when she wakes up," Yet another voice spoke up.

"Oh, shut up," The second voice snapped.

"What, she's been out for three hours so far-"

"Enough boys," I groaned, covering my eyes with my hands.

Every voice froze and quieted.

"You fight like five year olds," I sighed, sitting up slowly.

I groaned as I felt sharp pains in my head.

"What the hell happened?" I asked, looking at the three guys.

"I'm guessing the apple drained you when you were fighting not going over to it," Sam spoke up.

"My god," I rolled my shoulders back, stretching my muscles out.

"You can't help," Dean said, sitting next to me on the bed.

"Like hell I can't," I snapped, standing up to my feet.

"Your body can't handle being around the damn thing," Dean said, staying on the bed.

"That doesn't mean that I can't do anything," I growled.

"What could you do then?" Dean asked standing up.

"I could-I can-I-," I stumbled over my words, trying to think of something to do.

"She could lure her to us," Sam spoke up for me.

"I could lure her to your guys," I echoed, making a point.

Dean sighed and closed his eyes, bowing his head, he pinched the bridge of his nose in his fingers.

"Come on, its either you willingly let me help you by luring her, or you risk me getting hurt cause I'll interviene," I pointed out.

Dean groaned and threw his hands up in the air.

"Fine!' He excliamed. "I would rather have you help and be safe than have you interviene and get hurt."

I grinned in satisfaction.

"Ok, now that that's been settled," Sammy said. "We still don't know who she is."

"I'm guessing either Venus or Lyla," I said.

"Why Venus, she seems nice and human," Dean said.

I rolled my eyes and ignored the flame of jealously that flared through my body.

"Just cause she seems nice doesn't mean that she's human," I said, crossing my arms over my chest.

"That doesn't mean she's Aphrodite," Dean said stubbornly.

"Ok, I was in the bathroom and she came in there too. When she left I found that flower," I explained.

"Could have been there before she walked in," Dean said.

"I don't remember seeing it when I first walked in," I said, my eyebrows furrowing at him.

"Maybe you just didn't notice it," Dean said standing up from the bed.

"Maybe you need to pull your head out of your ass and see what's clearly visable," I snapped.

"You know," Sammy said, stepping between Dean and I. "I think agree with Dean. She seems harmless and the flower could have easily been there before you walked in."