It Started At A Bar-Supernatural

CHAPTER NINE

After having a long discussion and explanation on demons, Sam and Dean got out their fathers journal. They showed the girls all different traps and they showed them the anti possession star. Jenna stared at it, "Dean, isn't that what you have tattooed on your chest?"
"Yeah, babe. Sam has it too." Dean said putting his arm around Jenna.
"Dean, maybe they should get it too. I mean, they're around demons with us, better safe than sorry, right?" Sam said glancing at Tori.
"Yeah Sammy that's a good idea. We know Tori has some tattoos and wants another, but do you wanna get it?"
Jenna said "yes!" right away Dean called a parlor nearby and they said they could fit the girls in today. All four got into the Impala and Cas appeared in between Tori and Sam in the back.
"Holy shit Cas! What're you doing here?!" Dean yelled.
"Jenna called me." Castiel put his hand on her shoulder.
"Why'd you call angel boy?" Dean asked Jenna.
"I don't know actually, haha. I thought it'd be fun to bring him along." Jenna said as she shrugged her shoulders.
"Whatever." Dean started the car and glared at Cas through the rearview mirror.

When they arrived at the tattoo parlor, Tori got tattooed first. She got the symbol tattooed onto her right thigh. It actually looked pretty cool. Once Tori was finished, Jenna sat down on the chair awaiting her first tattoo. She had to sit backwards on the chair though cause she decided to get the symbol on her right shoulder blade. Dean held her hand the whole time as she squeezed and winced at the pin pricking in her skin. She didn't cry or anything though.
After Jenna was cleaned up, the group all turned to Cas and smiled. He turned his head in confusion. Dean was the first to speak, "Well I think we are all thinking the same thing. Cas, you should get a tattoo."
"I don't know how my vessel would feel about that." He replied.
"Well, it'll be a surprise then. How about we come up with something, and you can see it when it's finished? It'll be something cool don't worry." Dean had a smug look on his face.
"Well, I assume it's fine. Do I have to remove my clothing for it?"
"Uh we will let you know when we decide where to put it."
The group huddled up excluding Cas and planned a tattoo. They were all whispering so Cas couldn't hear them.
"I think we should have a pizza man spanking a babysitter tattooed on his arm. That would be so cool." Dean said smirking. Jenna smacked the back of his head and Sam and Tori also disagreed.
"How about we just make it simple? Something appropriate. We could put a cheeseburger in a tie and trench coat?" Sam said chuckling to himself. Dean didn't look satisfied but everyone agreed. As the group turned around to look at Cas, he was only wearing boxers and socks asking where he was going to get tattooed. Tori and Jenna giggled and Dean just shook his head and looked away.
The tattoo artist came back and had Cas sit in the chair. Dean explained to the guy what Cas was going to get and he put it on Cas's upper left arm. When he was finished, Cas stood up and walked to the mirror and saw a cheeseburger with a tie and trench coat on it. "I don't understand what this means but can we go get burgers now?" They all laughed at him as Sam explained that it was basically Cas.
After Dean payed for all the tattoos, everyone got back in the Impala and went to a burger place for lunch. Cas seemed very fond of his tattoo, telling the waitress about it. He started removing his trench coat and unbuttoning his shirt so he could show her but Dean grabbed him immediately making him stop and the waitress just walked away.
"Dean, what's wrong? I wanted to show her my tattoo. She'd probably laugh." Cas said in confusion.
They all just stared at him trying not to laugh at his seriousness.
"Well, first off, this is a public place, you can't just undress yourself like you did for getting the tattoo. And secondly, if you're gonna go after a waitress, pick a more attractive one man." Dean rolled his eyes and whispered those last few words.
Cas nodded understanding Dean's reasoning. They ended up sitting in silence for the rest of lunch.