A Teenage Medium and Two Demon Hunters

October 1st, 1989

October 1st, 1989 forty-three women gave birth without being pregnant when they woke up that morning. Almost none of the babies survived, and the ones that did were bought by Reginald Hargreeves and went through years of torture by the man they thought to be their father.

After the disappearance of their brother Five, and the death of their other brother Ben, the large team of six soon became a team of four, and slowly, one by one, each of the children finally left.

This story is about one of those children and his adventure with two demon hunters.

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October 1st, 1989 a six-year-old Sam Winchester sat in front of the cheap motel TV and watched the news. He didn't care for the news all that much- actually, he hated it. But his dad and brother liked to watch it so he didn't say anything.

"Deeeeeeeeeeean!" Sam called. "When is Daddy coming back? I'm hungry."

"You're hungry?" Dean asked. "Sam, you ate breakfast two hours ago!"

"That was two hours ago!" Sam said. "And I only ate an egg. I don't like eggs."

Dean looked at his brother. "Since when?"

"Since breakfast this morning." he replied. "Can I please eat something else? I know we have lucky charms left... can I have some of those? Please Dean?"

"No." Dean said. "We'll eat at lunch."

Sam crossed his arms over his chest and pouted, trying to make Dean feel bad and give in. It hasn't worked in awhile... maybe he was losing his baby face.

"Not gonna work Sammy."

Sam stood up and shouted "I hate you!" before flopping facedown onto the mattress.

Dean sighed, sitting beside him.

"How about I make us a sandwich?" Dean said. "Dad probably won't be back for lunch anyway. And eating lunch an hour early isn't too bad."

"Really?" Sam asked excitedly. "Can I have lucky charms?"

Dean smiled softly and went to prepare lunch for himself and his younger brother. In the background, on that cheap motel TV, a story about over thirty women around the world all giving birth without even being pregnant when the day first began.

Neither brother knew it then, but later on in the future, one of those children would become important to them.