The Nestling Hunter

Chapter 19

Chapter 19
Daddies teaching a lesson to the older Hatchlings, so they will stop picking on Dean.

Sam's POV
Christmas has come and gone and it is now January 1st. Cas and I have decided to bring Dean's bullies and their parents to the house today to decide their punishment. Since we didn’t want Dean to see the bullies we set up a sleepover for Dean to stay at his friends house for the night. I got up at eight o’clock and got dressed, then went and got Dean’s diaper bag packed. I got Dean up and dressed him in some play clothes, then I took Dean with me to get Cas up for the day. With that accomplished Cas and I took Dean to Molly’s house where we told Dixie, Molly's mother, that Dean was allowed to have some treats but only the treats that are in his bag.

After Cas and I made sure Dixie knew how to take care of Dean, and were satisfied knowing our boy was going to be taken care of, we left Dixi's and Molly’s home to go to our house to wait for the trouble makers.

At five o’clock Maverick, Shane, Keith, and Chris and their care givers were the first ones Cas and I dealt with. “Look Maximus, we think Mack needs to never hurt another Hatchling or anyone who is younger than him so we say he has to spend time with the little hatchlings and as he spends time with the younger hatchlings he has to dress like a younger hatchling. He must have the temporary shots in his legs,” I said and Cas agreed. This went for the other three bullies and their punishment would be for three months.

After they left, Nathaniel and his dad came into the house. “Hi Gabriel, Sam and I are happy you could come here to let us talk to you about Nathaniel. You see, we know why Nathaniel is acting up,” said Cas.
“Why do you think my boy is acting up?” Asked Gabriel.
“Well Gabriel, Nathaniel is meant to be in a younger headspace then he is in now. He is meant to be in a year old headspace. Can’t you feel his soul crying out for help? I bet if you take him to the doctors they will tell you the same thing I am telling you,” said Cas.
“Thank you Cas and Sam for telling me. I will speak to him about punishment, possibly a spanking, for the bullying and I will also get him to the doctor’s ASAP so he can get the care he needs. Since you brought it to my attention it makes a lot of sense now that I think about it,” said Gabriel.

With all the bullies taken care of, Cas and I could rest at ease knowing that our boy was safe and protected from harm. With these thoughts in mind we both went to bed with smiles on our faces. Dean would no longer have to fear the older hatchlings hurting him now and hopefully the bullies would learn their lesson.