offline // sabriel

.4.

I leaned against the bathroom door, a small sigh escaping my lips as i knocked for the fifth time. "Gabriel please, this isn't healthy." I pleaded as i turned and faced the door, my head against the cold metal frame.

There wasn't a response.

"Sir? Is your friend alright?" A nurse asked, placing his hand on my shoulder as i shook my head slowly. "He wont come out.. Do you have any information on room 234? Castiel Novak?" I croaked as i looked up at him from the ground slightly. "I can go check.. But, your friend isn't aloud to stay in there, get him out of you can." He nodded slightly before he left me to talk to myself again.

"Gabe, Castiel is going to be okay, i know he is." I explained as i stood up and reached for the door knob, shaking it slightly, and it surprisingly opened.

I pressed the door open and gasped as i saw Gabe with his body on the floor pressed against the hospitals walls, his face drained as he just looked at me with sad eyes.

I ran over to him and skidded on the floor as i pulled my arms around him quickly. "He's going to be okay." I repeated as i felt his hands wrap under my arms, his fingers tugging at my shirt as he rested his head in my neck. "I believe you." He mumbled in my neck as i breathed in heavily, his cold nose rubbing against my skin.

I pulled away and held my hands against his face, his usual happy go lucky expression drained away from his tears. I never seen Gabriel cry, nor did i want to the first day i meet him at the front door.

But here i am, wiping his tears as he cried for his brother.

"Sir? Novak is available to be seen now, another man just went inside himself." The nurse smiled slightly as Gabriel turned to him, eyes wide. "He's okay?" He choked out as he franticly escaped my grasp. "Im not sure, you have to talk to the doctor, but im sure he is." The nurse explained before he left to his normal duties.

"I told you." I smiled as i stood up, Gabriel launching at me with his arms open wide. "Thanks Sam.." He breathed before pulling away, turning to go see his little brother.