Angelica Marries an Angel

13

We rode back home and I walked into the house. Dad was waiting for me and looking anxious. When I walked in he relaxed and I smiled at him. We spent the day talking and just relaxing. I was still perky and light, but I was less bubbly and more less-bitchy. Get me? So I was still blonde but I was done being miss princess. I stayed with dad a few more days and then I went out hunting. I still wasn’t dreaming and I missed Lucifer. Weird, I know, but he actually cared about me. Momo was still missing and I missed the boys, but I wanted some me time.

So I come home to visit one day and find dad and Castiel in the living room. I dropped my bag and put my hand on my hip. I smiled at them. They were obviously anxious and upset, but I had been having a hard week. My madness had come out of retirement and I had been seeing things all over the place. So when Uriel waltzed into the room in Cinderella’s dress with Azazel I wasn’t all that shocked, just pissed.

“Something I can do for you boys?” I asked. Castiel looked at me blankly and Dad just shook his head. Uriel and Azazel started babbling about a May wedding and I raised my hand. “No, just shut up. Lilies will look ridiculous with roses Uriel, you should know that, and you can’t have a double wedding, neither of your families will show up.” I said walking to the kitchen. The fastest way to deal with my madness was to resolve the issue and then got on with my day. Dad and Cas looked at me blankly as I grabbed a Dr. Pepper out of the refrigerator. I flopped onto the couch and looked at the two men.

“You heard from Sam or Dean?” dad asked me. I shook my head.

“Haven’t heard anything since the incident with Jessie. How we doing on that by the way?’ I asked Castiel. Uriel and Azazel ‘ooohed’ at me and looked to Cas for a response. He didn’t answer.

“That means he hasn’t found him.” Azazel stage whispered. I rolled my eyes.

“I know what it means, Azazel. And don’t wear that tux to the wedding, you’ll look like a prick.” I said taking another drink.

“Angel, have the crazies grabbed your gut or what?” Dad asked me. I gave him a look and I sighed.

“Since Uriel found a fairy god mother before midnight and is going to get married in May to the douche demon who killed Sam’s mom, I would say yes. Yes, the madness is back.” I said with a growl. Dad sighed and put his head in his hands. Castiel looked at me.

“Do you still have the key?” He asked. I thought for a moment.

“Um, let’s see. Yes. It’s up in my room in a box with all my other jewelry. I don’t wear it around, you know.” I said coldly as Uriel giggled like a girl. I smirked at him and Castiel suddenly tensed. I felt it too. We exchanged glances and both ran for the door. I grabbed my leather jacket as I ran, headed for the door. We burst out and saw it, the slowly closing hole of light. Castiel dove at it and disappeared, but I just ran past it without getting through. I cursed loudly. What the hell?

I wrenched off Lucifer’s bracelet and soared up to my room. I landed and put it back on. I geared up, my thoughts racing a mile a minute. I had felt the unmistakable power of an arch angel and Cas had disappeared into that power. I had no clue how or where, but someone has kidnapped my friends and I was getting them back. I slid down the banister, my spunk back and ran in to dad.

“DAD! I need to find someone who can warp reality. This stinks of angels.” I said Dad shook his head.

“The only person who comes to mind is a trickster the boys ran into a few years back. Why would he care though?” I shook my head and sighed. I spent two day out in the yard trying to find Castiel. I knew his aura so well that I could sense it among thousands. I cleared my mind and searched. I couldn’t find him anywhere. It didn’t help that Alice decided to bring all of Wonderland with her into my front yard. I eventually got so mad I just screamed and the northern border lost power.