The Winchester Girl

~Chapter 1~

Taylor's POV

I saw a hotel just ahead of me so I ran there and paid for a room. The desk clerk looked at me funny but gave me a room anyway. Once I made it to my room I threw my bag on the bed and went into the bathroom to wash my face and for a moment I just stop and stared at myself in the mirror thinking about what had happened only a short amount of time.

I walked to the bag and opened it to find what my parents had told me was in there along with a few papers. I curiously opened the first paper, which I assumed was a letter of some sort. My breath hitched when I realised it was my mother's handwriting sprawled across the paper. I read the letter only letting parts of it sticking inside my head. Adopted- That doesn't surprise me.
Find your real family- How am I going to do that.
Winchesters- Who are they?

I just sat there thinking over everything that had happened in the past 2 hours. How normal my life was before tonight? Why my parents had this bag packed like they knew something bad was going to happen? How would I find the Winchester's? Were they even still alive after all these years? What had killed my parents? I shook my head and decided it would be best to try and sleep and go on my search tomorrow morning and also look at the rest of those papers in the bag.

I tried to sleep for what seemed like forever despite it only being 1 hour since I layed down. I knew there was no chance of getting any sleep so I decided now would probably be the best time to look through those other papers in the bag. Anyone else in my situation would probably be freaking out but I was strong and I guess some would say fearless. I ripped open the bag and read the rest of the papers, all explaining to me who the Winchester's are or were.

I began to feel drowsy so i took this opportunity to sleep even though I was sitting at the small table. I just let sleep take over my body. Fo the first time in 12 years I didn't have the nightmare that always awoke me every night. It was like a weight had been lifted from my shoulders.