Sam didn't remember what had happened. There had been the survivor camp, demons tearing through the survivors, Croats finishing what was left. Lucifer was pleased, and he was still talking. Sam was sure that he'd never really stopped. Not in the last five years. He wishes that he would. Or kill him. Let his soul burn out
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He dropped his bag in the trunk and closed it, before making his way over with a slight frown. He'd noticed the staggering. "Sam, I thought you were meeting up in the next town?" Pause. "And are you drunk or something, dude?"
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Dean. Alive. Not the corpse left discarded in the rose garden.
Unsteadily, he got to his feet, staggering closer. The noise in his head is almost overpowering. But it's Dean. His brother. He'd never given up hope that he'd come.
"Dean.. they sent me back. It's not all over. It hasn't burned."
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He's... not quite realised this is not his Sam. But really? Why would he? even if this being the future version's Sam, the last time he saw him, he was playing vessel to Lucifer, so... it's almost definitely not going to occur to him without being told what's going on.
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Tears blur his eyes and he hugs himself, trying to blot out the noise of the traffic around them. Too much. Too noisy. "Dean. 'm sorry. You died. 'm sorry. My fault."
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