Supernatural Preferences & Imagines

→Your first meeting

Love at first sight

Dean; You and Dean met the day you decided to go out, trying to loosen up at a bar. You guys skirted on the edges of flirting, something meaningful hidden behind you and his words. Eventually, you guys stumbled out of the bar together; arm in arm and smiling like the fools you were acting like. You guys went to a park, renting about your serious life—listening to him seriously when he embarrassedly said he hunted monsters. "Awesome!" Was your answer, resulting into his heart falling in the palm of your hands. After countless hours, the sun peeked up. Dean promised to meet up with you again, both of you sealing the deal with a kiss.

Sam; It all started on that one day. You were sitting out on a bench, the pouring rain drenching you. Your boyfriend stole your keys and took off, leaving you homeless and carless to get anywhere. Shivering you had tried to shield your phone, devastated when water seeped into it and fried it. Someone sat next to you, asking why you were out here. You explained your situation, hoping he couldn't see your tears in the rain. Next thing you knew, he had enveloped you in a hug, the rain plastering his long hair to his forehead. He smiled at you brightly, making your heart lurch. "Here, stay with me. I'm sure my brother wouldn't mind staying in a room alone." You smiled gracefully at him, taking his hand as you two ran to the nearest motel; laughing together all the while.

Cas; You were signing up for defence lessons, having recently been in a situation. The sign up sheet was full, causing you to groan in annoyance. Half of those people probably just want to ogle at cute instructors while others actually needed it. You turned around, bumping into someone you swear wasn't there before. He cocked his head at you, almost asking without words why you were aggravated. "I can't get my defence lessons since there's no spots," you said to him, defeated. He looked down, his brilliant blue eyes contrasting against his burning cheeks. "I could teach you, I mean, me and my friends could." You seized him up, checking him off as innocent. Cautiously you accepted, seeing his face light up. Giggling, you didn't expect him to drag you away to start that instant. "Great, I am rusty at my people skills though." He said, making you just roll your eyes and follow him; feeling safe around him.