The blood in my veins (The Sister in trouble 2)

I'm so moving on

[A/N: Hello! I'm glad to represent you the second part of the Sister in Trouble! I have so many things planned for this story and I hope you are as excited as I am to embark this journey together! 

This story won't follow the original plot almost at all but we will still see details of it, Soulless Sam for example!] 

Song of the chapter: Since U been Gone by Kelly Clarkson

Life had rarely gone to the way Anna would have liked it to go. First, she had been abandoned by her father to live with Bobby Singer, who had no idea how to be a father. Then, her father had gone missing and she had joined her brothers on the journey to find him. Well, a year later, John Winchester was dead and the siblings were left alone. After that they had been fighting all kinds of supernatural beings until Anna had gone to hell. Then she had been saved and they had met Castiel, the Angel who she had ended up sleeping with later on. From that point on, no one could call their life normal. At some point Anna had learned she wasn't her brother's biological sister and in reality was a natural witch. This had altered the relationship with the siblings forever and no matter how much she had tried to deny it, there hadn't been going back. The challenges they faced got more and more serious until they were encountered the Devil himself and then Sam Winchester had locked himself in the cage with him order to save the world.

It had been two months since Sam had went to Hell. It had been two months since Anna was forced to mourn over her brother and had cut ties with another. The two months had been far from fun. She had gotten so used to being with her brothers all the time. Staying away for a month after she had learned she was a witch was nothing compared to this. Now one of her brothers was stuck in a cage with Lucifer and the other was assumably living a normal life with Lisa and her son. Anna felt like she was the only one who had no idea what she was doing.

She had gone back to her biological mother's house in New Orleans in hopes of finding something new but hadn't managed to find anything in the two months she had spent there. Everything felt displaced. The place didn't feel like home even though Anna had never had a place to call home before. She could feel the magic linging in the air wherever she went in the house but she could get nothing out of it. It was as if the place was frozen but it could be melted any second.

Castiel had been a huge support ever since Anna had walked away from Dean. Whenever she had an urge to reach out to him and apologize, the angel was there to remind her that she didn't owe him anything. It had been Dean who had behaved badly and if someone had to apologise, it was him. Anna knew that and while she didn't regret cutting ties with him, she missed him terribly. She missed her family that she had lost. Right now, she had no family. Well, she did consider Castiel family but not in the same way.

Anna's friendship (relationship?) with Castiel had taken a strange turn. The angel was with her most of the time except for the times he had to go and do some angel stuff she wasn't really aware of. It was as if they were... dating but they weren't. There had not been any talks of being in a serious relationship but both of them acted like there had been. Anna had not slept with anyone after she had slept with Castiel and she had no desire on dating anyone (else). She was scared of bringing up the topic not wanting to ruin anything. She couldn't afford losing him too.

Her goal was to find her biological mother, Aurora. She felt like finding what happened to her would finally bring her some closure and understanding of where she had come from. She still had hard time processing that Mary Winchester wasn't her actual mother and that John wasn't her father. Who was her father anyway? Anna felt a stinge of guiltiness whenever she thought of him as she hadn't really, well, thought of him. She wasn't sure why she had been so concentrated on her biological mother instead of wondering about both of her parents. Castiel had suggested that perhaps it was because she had already had a father but she had never had a mother. It might make sense, Anna had spent most of her life hating on her so-called father, maybe deep inside, she didn't want to have another man in her life she could possibly hate.