The Book Club
“The Book Club”
A drabble of 100 words
By December
Fandom: Supernatural
Rating: PG
Pairing: None
Warnings: Spoilers for “Pilot,” “Bloody Mary,” “Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things,” “Folsom Prison Blues,” and “All Hell Breaks Loose.” Yes, I spoiled six episodes in a drabble. One swear word.
Summary: Book clubs are a great way to meet people when you’re new in town. Response to supernatural100 challenge #25 moving.
“Hell has book clubs?” It seemed unlikely, but Ava was new here.
“Yeah, surprised the, um, hell out of me. Apparently it’s a union thing,” Angela shrugged.
“Union?”
“Don’t ask. So, Ava, this is Connie Welch, Mary Worthington and Nurse Glockner. We just finished a bodice-ripper Connie chose. Mary’s next.”
“Ever since I was little, I’ve loved “Through the Looking-Glass,” Mary suggested hopefully, dabbing at the blood trickling down her cheek.
“That sounds fun, Mary,” Angela smiled. “Hey, Ava, after discussion, stay for videos? Nurse Glockner rented ‘Coma.’
“That’d be great.” It felt good to be welcome, even in Hell.
A drabble of 100 words
By December
Fandom: Supernatural
Rating: PG
Pairing: None
Warnings: Spoilers for “Pilot,” “Bloody Mary,” “Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things,” “Folsom Prison Blues,” and “All Hell Breaks Loose.” Yes, I spoiled six episodes in a drabble. One swear word.
Summary: Book clubs are a great way to meet people when you’re new in town. Response to supernatural100 challenge #25 moving.
“Hell has book clubs?” It seemed unlikely, but Ava was new here.
“Yeah, surprised the, um, hell out of me. Apparently it’s a union thing,” Angela shrugged.
“Union?”
“Don’t ask. So, Ava, this is Connie Welch, Mary Worthington and Nurse Glockner. We just finished a bodice-ripper Connie chose. Mary’s next.”
“Ever since I was little, I’ve loved “Through the Looking-Glass,” Mary suggested hopefully, dabbing at the blood trickling down her cheek.
“That sounds fun, Mary,” Angela smiled. “Hey, Ava, after discussion, stay for videos? Nurse Glockner rented ‘Coma.’
“That’d be great.” It felt good to be welcome, even in Hell.