A Hunters Heart

It's Dean's Choice

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Lexi left the kitchen with her arms crossed. She could tell something was going on, but there was nothing she could do about it, except go ahead and ask Dean when they were leaving.

Sam followed her as she walked into the study where Dean was getting out duffel bags and filling them with supplies. Dean hadn't even bothered to turn around by the time he chose to speak.

"How is she?" he asked, obviously absent to the fact that Lexi had walked in.

"Good," Lexi responded. Dean whipped his head around to see Lexi, arms still crossed, smirking at him.

"Good," Dean said, turning back around, "nice move, with the harpoon gun. Definitely was not expecting that."

"Thanks," Lexi responded. She was so tempted to tell him about the Angel Castiel that she felt herself loosen up a bit. Whatever history they had was no doubt hurting Dean, she didn't like to see people hurt.

As Lexi saw her harpoon gun on the table, she reached for it and loaded it, safety on. She was pretty proud of herself, so she saw no shame in showing it off. To her surprise, Dean actually looked impressed for a minute before turning back to the bags.

"It should be useful on the hunt," she said.

"Yeah, you'll have to show me how to use it." Dean responded in passing.

"Sorry, I've only got the one, maybe some other time,"

"Wait," Dean stopped her before she could go on, "you're not going."

"What do you mean I'm not going?"

"I mean you're not going. You just got stabbed for cryin out loud!"

"I'm fine." Lexi responded, her voice strong, but she was still in pain. She decided she would ask Sam for some more painkillers later.

"Sorry, but you're obviously not. Sam and I are gonna leave late tonight. Don't worry, we'll survive."

Lexi looked up at him, "I'll be waiting by the door." And with that, she left and went back to the room that the boys had prepared for her. She knew she wasn't welcome, but she had to make sure that they knew she meant business. The only thing left was to ask Sam where the door was.