Possession or obsession?

Chapter Nine

Posession or Obsession? (a Destiel and minor Sabriel fanfic)

Word Count: 1100+

People: Dean, Cas, Sam, Gabriel, Crowley, Lucifer, Anael, Rowena

Summary: When Dean Winchesters, the nerd of the school gets into a fight with Crowley, a member a Lucifers gang who run the school it is broken up by Castiel, another member of the gang. Castiel tries to tell himself that he broke it up to save their reputation but could it be that he was trying to protect Dean and stop him from getting himself in trouble?

Warnings/ Future warnings: Swearing, Smoking, drinking, angst, bullying (physical and verbal), abuse (physical and verbal), fluff, talk of character death, threats, depression.

Ever since the the assault, which was now two weeks behind them, Castiel stayed by Dean's side.

He continued to ask him about the attack, about who did it.

But Dean wouldn't tell him.

He wasn't sure why but, the truth was, Lucifer had scared Dean.

Dean didn't know what would happen to them if he ratted Lucifer out, what would happen to him and Cas. And he didn't want to find out.

But he also felt anxious about what Lucifer said, about people hurting Castiel in the past. Because the last thing Dean wanted to do was cause Cas pain.

A part of Dean wanted the boy to leave him alone, but another part of him missed Cas when he wasn't there. When Dean couldn't talk with him or feel his touch, even if he was just friend.

Today Castiel appeared besides him again, when Dean headed home.

"Don't you have class right now?" Dean questioned, a worried look on his face.

Castiel shrugged. "Class can wait."

They headed in the direction of Dean's house, Cas could now dream the route from all the times he had walked Dean home.

"So, how was your day?" Castiel started the conversation.

Even though he knew Dean would never tell him if something was wrong.

Dean rolled his eyes.

"Fine, math is still a bitch though."

Castiel chuckled, he knew how much Dean hated math.

"You know, I could help you with your math. You only need to ask."

"I'm fine, thanks." Dean answered.

Cas scoffed. "No you're not, you suck at math."

He looked nervously at Dean, not sure of whether his joke was too blunt or Dean thought it was funny. But Dean broke into laugh.

"True." He added.

Dean suddenly stopped in the middle of the road.

"Get off the road!" Cas squeaked as he pushed Dean out of the way.

This took Dean by surprise.