Supernatural Imagines: Book One

A Normal Day At The Beach

Characters: Daddy!Dean Winchester x Mommy!Reader, Deanna, minor characters

Warnings: all the fluff

Summary: You, Dean, and Deanna take a family vacation to Texas for the weekend, going to the beach like a normal family.

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"Mommy! Look!" your daughter exclaims as she pointed to the beach you were approaching.

"Yeah, we're going to the beach. You excited?" you asked with a smile, staring at her as she nodded up and down quickly. Dean pulled the car into a parking lot before getting out.

"I'll pay and you start getting out everything," he ordered, and you nodded as you got out.

"Copy that," you chuckled and opened the door for Deanna to get out of the car. She had been bugging you and Dean to go to the beach for a while, and because hunts have been really slow, Sam agreed to take the job that popped up last night. He told you he'd be able to handle it if he called another hunter for help.

It gave you and Dean some relaxation time which you took full advantage of. This mini family vacation would only last the weekend, and Deanna was so happy to finally be here. It took a while to get to Houston where you would be spending the weekend, but now that you were here, it was all worth it.

Deanna met you by the trunk, and you unlocked it before opening it. Deanna helped you with the towels, and her pool floaty. Grabbing the picnic basket that you packed with all kinds of sandwiches and snacks, you checked to make sure everything was okay and nothing has spilled or gotten crushed.

"Here, let me," you heard your boyfriend speak. Dean approached you from behind and reached into the trunk to pull out the cooler he packed. It was filled with Deanna's juice boxes, water, beer, and some of your favorite alcohol.

After everything was out, you closed the trunk, and the three of you set out for the beach.

"We're going to have so much fun!" Deanna squealed once her feet touched the warm sand.

"Yes, we are. You can go play while your dad and I set up, okay?" you said to her as you picked a spot that would be safe from the crashing waves.

"It's okay. I'll wait," she said and helped set out the towels and other items. Taking off your slip, you reached inside your beach bag and pulled out 2 kinds of sunscreen. One was the spray on which Deanna preferred and the other was the lotion which you and Dean favorited.

"Come here, you need sunscreen," you said to her, and she automatically went to your side. Shielding her eyes, you sprayed it on her face before moving down her body. When you finished spraying, you rubbed it in really good to make sure the water wouldn't wash it off the second she got in.

"I got your back," Dean whispered in your ear as he squirted a good amount into his hands. After he placed his hands on your back, he kneaded in the lotion, making sure not an inch of your skin was left untouched by him.

"You're really good at that," you grinned, closing your eyes as you enjoyed what his hands were doing to you.

"I'm good with my hands. But you already knew that," he smirked. Lightly elbowing him in his side, you shook your head with a smile.

"You're a dork," you giggled. Grabbing the same lotion, you turned him around and gave the same treatment he gave to you. When yours and his backs were done, the rest of your body was covered by the protective lotion quickly.

"Daddy! Come in the water with me!" Deanna called to her father, grabbing his hand.

"You okay with being alone?" Dean asked you before he ran off with his daughter.

"Yeah, I wanted to lay out for a bit before joining you. Have fun," you smiled and leaned into him as you placed your lips on his. The kiss quickly ended, and Dean turned to his daughter before scooping her up. She squealed in laughter as he ran to the water, and you watched with a loving smile.

There is nothing you wouldn't do for your family. All you cared about was seeing a smile on their faces and filling their hearts with love. Taking a seat on the towel, you opened the cooler and grabbed one of Dean's beer. Knowing he wouldn't mind, you popped it open and took a long gulp before setting it in the sand.

Looking at your family, you watched as Dean threw Deanna into the sea, laughing when she popped up and started splashing him. This vacation could be good for you and Dean as well as Deanna. As of late, it's been getting really stressful in the Bunker. Deanna keeps asking to play with her dad, and he kept denying it because of the hunts.

If it wasn't for Sam saying he could handle the latest hunt, you didn't know what you would do. This weekend will be a break from you three and also for Sam. He could use some time away from his brother and niece. He loved them, but everyone needs a break from family sometime.

"Hi, Mommy!!" Deanna yelled, waving at you once you looked at her.

"Hi baby!" you waved back, smiling when you caught Dean's eyes. After a few moments, he went back to playing with his daughter. There was still guilt left inside of you for denying Dean his daughter for the first 6 years of her life. He had a right to know about her, and that mistake will forever be on your shoulders.

"Go ask her," you heard whispered voices which brought you out of your thoughts. "Just go ask her!"

Looking over to your right, you saw three teenage girls huddled together as they whispered to one another. When one of them made eye contact with you, they gasped before shuffling over to you.

"Can I help you?" you asked, not knowing why they were behaving this way towards you.

"Can we take a picture with you?" one of the girls asked excitedly, holding up her phone. Confusion clouded your features and mind as you tried to rack your brain for a reason why they would ask you that.

"I'm sorry, why?" you asked once you couldn't find a reason.

"You're Mila Kunis. We love your movies," the middle girl stuttered. Looking at your boyfriend, you saw him watching you with a confused look on his face.

"Oh, I see," you chuckled before looking back at the girls. "I'm not Mila Kunis, but I do get that comparison a lot. I've just never had someone come up to me and ask for my picture."

"I told you that wasn't her," the last girl harshly whispered to the other two.

"We're so sorry for bothering you," the middle girl said shyly.

"No, it's okay. I'm flattered you think I'm her. She's a gorgeous actress. I'll still take a picture with you only if you tag Mila. I want to see if she thinks we look alike," you laughed.

"Deal," the first girl nodded with a smile. Getting up, you walked behind the girls and stared at the camera. She took a few photos before pulling away from you.

"Thanks, and sorry we bothered you."

"Don't worry about it. Have a good day, girls!" you waved to them as they left. Deciding that you want to be with your family, you left everything the way it was before joining them by the shore.

"Who were they?" Dean asked.

"They thought I looked like Mila Kunis. I'm flattered, of course," you smiled before turning to face your daughter.

"Come on Mommy! Swim with me!" Deanna exclaimed.

"Oh, I will!" you grinned and dived into the water, swimming after your daughter. Dean shrugged and swam with you to meet your daughter. This weekend will be one of the greatest ones you've had in a while. It will clear the air back at the Bunker which is what everyone needs. Vacations are always needed, but it didn't matter where you went. It's all about the people you spend them with.