I Can Answer Anything

I Can Answer Anything

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Cas: how do I use this thing. Cas: is this thing even on? Cas: well, to people who can see this Cas: i'm sorry but technology these days is hard to keep up Cas: yes, the staff of Moses and Gabriel's horn are easier to use than this thing. Cas: well, today I will be finishing sentences. Cas: it's something i wouldn't usually do but Dean and Sam aren't back from hunting yet and i'm alone here. Cas: so if you can see this, you can suggest words for me to finish... Cas: it would be easy Dean said Cas: it would be fun Dean said. *suddenly presses the close button* Cas: Wha- Cas: I thought that was the. . . Cas: AAARRRHGGHHH!!!! ---Technical Difficulties---
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"Cas, it's not going to break." Dean, just to prove it, stomps once, twice, three times against the ice. He even slams both feet down against it just for good measure, laughing when his foot slips and he crashes to the ice. "Dean!" Cas yelps, tears welling in his eyes and hands reaching for Dean. "Cas, I'm fine," Dean assures, moving to stand, eyes locked on Cas. Then the ice breaks, and Dean falls through. The last thing he sees is Cas' horrified face, helpless to stop him from falling before the cold hits him, stabbing the air from his lungs with fingers like knives and stealing every thought in his brain. He was pulled from the water that day, but later, he would remember the exhilaration of the ride and the joy of the laughter and the fear of the fall and the cold of the water, and he would think that that's what loving Cas has always felt like. A constant back and forth of laughter and cold, of warmth and sickness, of love and hate. Loving Cas has never been easy, but falling for him has always been the easiest thing in the world.

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