Mary Campbell (
minifridge) wrote in
dear_mun2012-01-19 12:54 am
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momchester finally made a bb account
You know they're just icons, right? [Mary brushes her hair out of her eyes and stares unimpressed into the... wherever it is she's looking.] There's really no need to obsess.
[She rolls her eyes and scoffs in an... incredibly teenage way.]
I don't even know why you made this account. It's not like there's a point. [squaring her shoulders determinedly, self-consciously aware that she looks a little silly.] My life will be way too boring for you to write anything about and that's just fine with me. Got it?
[She rolls her eyes and scoffs in an... incredibly teenage way.]
I don't even know why you made this account. It's not like there's a point. [squaring her shoulders determinedly, self-consciously aware that she looks a little silly.] My life will be way too boring for you to write anything about and that's just fine with me. Got it?

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[He shrugs. He won't apologize when it's the truth,]
Well? Are you going to nurse me or not?
[All the smirking. John's so distracted by her (she's close enough to smell her, and it's like he's been transported back to high school for a second), that he doesn't notice her looking and listening closer.]
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[That's only okay when Mary says it. Jeez.
But the slight to her father aside, she has to fight a twitching smile at his jerkass remark and, for a second, she forgets everything she's curious about. She forgets it all in his smile, for just a second.
The moment passes, and she wonders who he is. It's on the tip of her tongue, really.]
Listen, you, I'm just trying to keep you from getting tetanus or something. Didn't anyone ever tell you basic things about weapons safety?
[She takes his hand unnecessarily, holding it in place gently, and dabs once at the cut just to be a brat. Then she spots something- a very familiar scar on his arm.
Her heart stops.]
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[It really does explain a lot in retrospect, that the Campbells were hunters. Samuel was always so agitated when John had to come over, probably scared he's see something he had no business seeing. Probably thought John couldn't protect his daughter, either.
He wonders what Samuel would say if he saw John today. Would he be impressed, or just as mad for screwing over his grandkids? Either way, John would be lying if he said rubbing his hunting successes in his father-in-law's face wouldn't be awesome.]
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She's dropped the rag and is tracing the scar on his arm, the one John brought back from Vietnam. The one she touched gently sometimes, used to kiss when he worried that she'd have some stupid problem with what the war did to him. Staring. Her heart pounding in her throat, roaring in her ears as every piece clicks into place. It's his left hand that she's holding. She can feel the cold metal of his wedding ring on her palm.
Her voice comes out as a roughed whisper.]
Oh my god. [She forces herself to look up, stunned beyond words. Horrified, really, and grieved that this happened to John.] John.
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He yanks back his arm and hastily rolls down his sleeve.]
Who?
[What's the use of denying it? Mary's not stupid.]
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[Almost snapped, but it's transparently emotional. The recognition in her eyes and inside her is almost overpowering as she looks at him anew, seeing him almost for the first time and kicking herself that she didn't see it before.
He looks so different. But still so incredibly, unmistakably...]
John.
[She reaches out tentatively to brush her fingertips against his cheek. Shy, searching.]
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Yeah.
[Easily dodging her grasp, he turns and sinks into the chair he'd been sitting in before.
Well fuck, what now? He doesn't even want to think about it.]
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She has enough presence of mind to pull up a chair right in front of him, close enough to reach out and grab his left hand half-frantically, examining his wedding ring. Staring again, eyes prickling hotly with tears. Because it's obvious, isn't it?]
It was me.
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I kind of went crazy without you there. [He can't even look in her eyes, admit what he did. Their feet will have to do, then.] I saw you die.
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[It's all she can think to say. Jesus, what the hell else is there? Everything, even the most basic premise - they got married, she had children - is new, but with everything else...]
I'm- I'm so sorry.
[And she knows suddenly that it's her fault. That stupid deal, that stupid stupid thing she did- how she would have done better, she has no idea, but she's convinced that somehow she should have been able to make it right without making a deal that mysterious and sketchy.
Because it had to be the deal. Why else would it want her? When else would she meet it?
Suddenly Mary is overwhelmed by so much guilt that it's all she can do to not sink to the floor and scream. Then she thinks of something worse.]
Who's Dean? I mean... really?
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[It's almost a relief to call her that, to address her the way he always has. It's fucked up with her being so young, but he needs it right now.
He reaches out to cup her face and leans far enough over so he can kiss her forehead. He means for it to calm her down, but he's not really sure what to do with her like this.]
He's our son. Our oldest. Sammy's the younger one.
[Named for your parents, if you'll notice.]
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Dean... god. No wonder he lost it.
[She shakes her head, his hands still touching her, and looks a little harder at him. There's something in his eyes - something she always saw there, at least a little - that reminds her of her father. He's such a hunter now, he wears it like it fits.]
I- I can't believe we have two boys. [Her voice cracks into a pained whisper.] John, please tell me you didn't.
[Raise them in the life.]
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[His grip on her hand tightens, almost like he's terrified she'll pull away when he confesses.]
I had to watch you die, Mary. He was hurting other families like ours. The son of a bitch had to pay. And he did, baby. Dean shot him right between the fucking eyes.
[It does feel wrong, cursing so freely in front of Mary. He never used to, but John's filters were shot years ago.]
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It hurts.]
But- [This is the opposite of everything she's ever wanted. She can't help the tears that finally start falling and she can't stop herself from touching him, touching his face, feeling the stubble and scars- stroking a thumb over his cheek. Just to reassure that he's real when her vision blurs with tears.] -I didn't want that for them. That's my worst nightmare.
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I didn't know. I never knew.
[He squeezes his eyes shut hard-he won't fucking cry-and presses his lips into her hair. Since he found out, he'd suspected she'd hate what he did, he just never thought he'd have to face it.]
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I know, I know you didn't. I never wanted you to know. Never. I'm so sorry, I-
[Her fault, all of it. Her parents, her... husband?, her children, oh god.]
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Please don't say that. It's not your fault, it was his.
[They just sit like that for the next few minutes, Mary crying and John whispering reassurances into her hair.
However, John slowly comes to a realization in those few minutes. Slowly, but surely, he comes to notice every inch of he body pressed up against his. As does his body.
He needs to untangle her from his body, quickly, but she's still hurting so bad. What the hell can he do now?]
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She's still hurting, badly, but it helps to accept anew that she can't tell him the whole truth. It's a mixed blessing that his memories of that night are still garbled, that he doesn't remember having his neck snapped. So for now she's content with staying there, pressed tight against him and just breathing. Hearing his heart beating in his chest. It's soothing.]
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He'll make her move soon, but first he wants to savor the sensation of her body on his. It's been too long since he even touched her, since they've kissed, since anything really. He needs this.]
Mary?
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Yes?
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So he does.]
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It just. Takes her a second
or five. When she does kiss back it's uncertainly, shyly.]