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just visiting
In some ways, the easiest part of Meg's day is the part that she expected to be the hardest. After all, it hasn't quite been a month since Dean didn't want her to look at him or come into his room, which hadn't exactly boded well ( Read more... ) -
a quick succession of busy nothings
Meg doesn't think either of them ever suggested that they make lunch a standing appointment, but it seems to have become one. It's easier, maybe, to have structure and a pattern, to not have to make a conscious decision about when to knock on the door between their rooms. Or maybe it's just a habit they fall into for no reason, if a "habit" can ( Read more... ) -
To Hell and Back Plot
Castiel gets his marching orders and doesn't quite say good-bye to Meg.
Lilith checks in on the newest candidate for Employee of the Month.
Castiel's journey through Hell.
Castiel and Dean turn left out of hell and meet Michael in Milliways.
Dean wakes up. It goes badly. Castiel calls on Michael for help.
Michael keeps an eight-day vigil ( Read more... ) -
a wild hope everything will be all right
Sometimes, it helps to see things written down ( Read more... ) -
I'm fine, but I'm not okay
Meg and Dean talk about music, for about five minutes ( Read more... ) -
brown paper packages tied up with string
Castiel is waiting in the desk chair when Meg lets herself back into her room from her visit to Dean's. She just barely manages to bite back the scream of surprise.
Castiel puts down the copy of Persuasion he's been flipping through and regards her with his usual placid expression. And asks her how it's going ( Read more... ) -
drop me a line, stating point of view
Meg stands in Castiel's room with her back against the door to Dean's room and her eyes closed and counts until she reaches seven hundred and forty-three ( Read more... ) -
esto quod es
[ From here . . . Meg's not sure what to expect ( Read more... ) -
j'étais perdue dans mes pensées
August gives way to September, which has always been a month Meg has liked, bringing with it Fall and the new school year, which is still far more the start of the year to Meg than January is. Things start to fall into their new patterns, comings and goings, classes and meetings, rhythms and structures of the next four months ( Read more... ) -
14 July 1989
"Hi," Meg says, from the doorway ( Read more... )