Supernatural one shots

Ash-Heaven

Heaven was boring as heck. Nothing to do, nothing exciting happening...Just stuck in my own memories. I had died a few weeks ago...At least it seemed like a few weeks, but time up here was way different. Anyway, how I died was getting stabbed by a psychopath with a knife. Not exactly the way I wanted to go, but it was too late now.

Currently, I was lying on my back, and staring up at the blue sky, feeling the magnificent emerald grass tickle my neck. I let out a puff of air, still feeling lonelier than ever. "Boredddddd," I dragged out the letter, letting it sit on the tip of my tongue before rolling onto my stomach, and hiding y face in the grass.

Suddenly, I heard a laugh. "It worked!" I jumped, and widened my eyes upon seeing a man with a mullet, wearing plaid, and jeans, standing in the middle of my heaven. "Uh...What the hell?" I spoke, sitting up. He was actually kinda good looking.

The man turned. "Oh, uh hey!" He smiled awkwardly. "Sorry. I was just testing out my invention," I raised a brow, and stood, dusting myself off. "Your invention?" I asked, tipping my head to one side in curiosity. He nodded, and let his eyes scan over me. "Damn girl. You're too hot to be in heaven," He chuckled to himself, and I rolled my eyes.

"Alright Jack ass with the bad hair, who are you, and what's this invention of yours?" I challenged, hands on my hips. The man widened his eyes. "Hey! Woah! First off, don't insult my style," He spoke, petting his hair. "Second, the names Ash. And third, my invention, lets my jump from heaven to heaven. This was test number uno, and you my friend, are the first other life force...Well...Used to be life force I have managed to encounter," He said.

I felt my hostile attitude melt upon hearing this. "You can jump to other people's heavens?!" I cried in excitement, rushing over to him. The stranger I now knew as Ash, nodded. "With this handy dandy invention of mine," He grinned, and lifted a weird looking piece of machinery. "Please will you take me? I can't take the boredom!" I begged.

Ash sniggered. "Alright sugar, but what's your name?" He asked. "My name? Oh! Right...Yea, it's Y/N," I fumbled, being to distracted by the fact I finally wouldn't have to be alone. "Alright Y/N..Come on. Who's heaven do you wanna go to?" Ash asked, and smirked. My eyes widened. "I get to choose?!" I squealed.

Ash chuckled. "'Course ya do girly. Now hurry up," I licked my lips and frowned in concentration. "Can we go to yours?" I asked. Ash looked surprised. "Out of all the heavens there are...Ya wanna go to mine?" He asked. I shrugged. "Why not?" He pursed his lips together. "A'right then. Come on," He spoke.

I stepped over to him, and he grabbed my hand. "Three...Two...One..." I felt a tugging sensation at my gut, and I closed my eyes, gripping onto Ash, and suddenly, we appeared at what looked like a bar... "The roadhouse?" I asked. Ash froze. "You know this place?" He asked. "Duh! I came here all the time when I was alive!" I chuckled.

"Where you a hunter?" He asked. "No...But my Mom is. I never wanted anything to do with the world of the supernatural. I only new a little about it anyway," I shrugged. Ash made a 'hm' sound. "Interesting...Anyway! Welcome to my heaven!" He grinned, and I couldn't help smiling back. "Ya know...You're not as weird as I thought you'd be...Yes you're weird, but it'd a good kind," I chuckled, and Ash raised a brow.

"Well...I guess Imma take that as a compliment," He walked over behind the bar and got out some whiskey, pouring two shots and handing me one. "Unless it's too strong for ya sugar," He teased, and I rolled my eyes, taking the shot down without so much as a blink. "Fill me up again would ya rookie?" I shot back.

Ash's eyes widened. "I'm very impressed," He mumbled, and poured me a bit more this time. "Why thank you. I take my liquor well," I spoke, and downed the second shot with a smile. Ash smirked, and took his own shot. "Good stuff ain't it?" He commented, and I nodded in agreement. "Thank you Ash," I said sincerely.

"For what?" He asked, his brows pulling together in confusion. "For rescuing me from my boredom," I said, and he chuckled. "Well you're very welcome,"