“Act natural!’
Like Dean Winchester could act natural with a supposed dead archangel screeching at him from the backseat of his Impala. The man in question eyed him strangely before ducking behind the seat again, the window rolling up in his absence. If this was a funny situation not bent on certain doom, Dean might have fallen on his ass laughing. But Lucifer waits for no man… and apparently Gabriel has no clue what he’s done in the backseat of that car.
The way he slides in his baby has a practiced precision to it, borderline obsessive – he owns the vehicle, it’s his own territory, his home turf and no bullying angel trying to grab at him from the backseat is going to change the confidence that rises about him at the feel of his baby’s leather seats and car polish smell.
Dean turned sharply, sliding an arm across the median seat. “What the hell, Gabriel? I saw you get stabbed!” The conversation goes as Dean expected it, like any conversation that he had ever had with that man – a foul trick, a biting comment, and few swings at human morality, all swirling down the proverbial drain into what Dean likes to call a fat sack of archangel denial. The hunter has had up to the roof and beyond with angels, their attitudes, their wants and desires – aren’t they supposed to be some divine agents of God? All he had been hearing of recent is me, me, me, me – fuck, who did they think they were, him!?
He was just about to move out his baby, a lump caught in his throat from the bile rising, yet Gabriel pats on his arm lightly, grabbing his attention away from the door handle. It’s the eyes – the eyes that kill him, a pale sickly honey color in comparison to the vibrant sunlit gold that he had seen clash against the holy fire. He was scared, Gabriel was truly scared. Groaning, Dean plucked the hand off his arm, before getting out of the car and moving his seat forward to crouch into the backseat with the archangel.
His heart was hammering against his chest. What was someone supposed to do in this situation? The creature before him was an archangel and by the trembles quaking the coat-covered shoulders, Dean all but lost hope in any sort of plan to defeat the devil. How does one comfort the Messenger of God? There were a few ideas that came to mind, but that would require a plethora of beer, more sugar than was healthy to ingest, and strippers. Feasibly, Dean could get two out of the three at this hour.
“Come off it, Winchester,” there was a snarl to the side of him, Gabriel glaring at him full force and hollow. “You really think I would go for something like that? I’m not scared, Deano, I’m beyond frightened here – I’m petrified. You want me to go up against my brother, for crying out loud.” Gabriel threw his hands up in exclamation, knuckles brushing over the hardtop of the car before plopping down back to his thighs. Dean wondered idly how many battles those hands had fought…
“What do you want me to say, Gabriel? Fuck, why are we still having this conversation! I can’t give you an insurance policy on this but you are one last shot at the devil that I know of,” he huffed, cracking his neck before meeting the angels gaze head on, noting the quirk of think lips… Oh that was never good.
A small smirk graced the man’s face, teething quickly biting at his lower lip as honey eyes poured over Dean in a manner that, well, quiet frankly coursed heat through the hunter’s body. “Actually, you might be able to…” Gabriel rolled his eyes a bit in thought, humming and nodding. “Yeah, insurance policy.”
“Wait, what? Are you serious…”
“Deano, you haven’t heard the terms yet. Don’t act so surprised, people will start to think you’re slow.” He would ignore the jab for now because the hands that once rested on the angel’s own thighs, were lazily drawing circles on his knee. Someone in the back of his mind, Dean was registering the conversation – something about “grace” and “transferring”, and maybe a bit about “Michael’s vessel, you’d be able to handle it” but his eyes were glued on the hands roaming past his knees and on his jean clad thighs, the heat from the shorter man’s body coming to clash with his own.
The hunter’s hand shot out before his personal space was broached even further. “Hold the fuck up,” he growled, gripping Gabriel’s shoulders, preventing the man from slinking even closer to him. The archangel nearly on top of him just smiled, cocking his head to the side, appearing to listen avidly. Paunchy actor of an Angel.
“What are you talking about?”
“You are slow. Dumb but pretty, what a curse,” Gabriel huffed, blowing an arrant lock of his hair away from his face. “Think of it as a soul transfer, without the whole binding contract. I’ll just give you a sliver of my grace, to hold on to. It won’t do any permanent damage, might make you a bit twitchy. This way, if I do fail… We can still communicate and possibly even restore me to a vessel.” The way Gabriel stated it was so matter of fact, Dean couldn’t find much reason to argue.
“And this involves you touching me…” His lips drew into frown, eyes quickly glancing about the car, trying not to meet the intense stare.
“Not just touching, Deano.”
“Wait…You…” Realization clicked rather fast considering the distracting bob of the shorter man’s adam apple - it may have crossed at one point, there was a whole bunch more wall-slamming involve and nothing to do with ruining his baby’s upholstery. “OH HELL NO!”
“Oh hell yes. You want me to do this for you, you gotta pay up big boy,” Gabriel gripped his hand tightly, shoving it against the back window of the car before leaning over and planting a kiss on the broken bridge of Dean’s nose. “I promise, I’ll be gentle.” There was laughter in his voice, a mocking assuaging of Dean’s own general fears.
Dean wriggled against the body being pressed into his, trying to ignore the kisses that felt oh so nice against his jaw-line. “Why do I have to be bottom?” Anything to stall.
Gabriel chuckled. “Helloooo, Archangel.” Teeth raked against his pulse, spirals of pleasure slithered down his spine in reaction. Dean was finding it harder and harder to argue as Gabriel’s free hand moved down his chest, coming to rest against his belt buckle.
Weakly, Dean brushed his lips against the angel’s cheek, trying to reclaim some dominance, while his non-pinned hand still clutched pathetically at Gabriel’s jacket. Sweet lips pressed against his own, the feeling silky and hot, and probably one of the better kisses he had. His mouth was devoured, he could feel the intensity that Gabriel offered sizzling around him at their contact – teeth pulled at his lower lip, before letting it go. Dean could feel the slight pulse in his mouth, groaning as the angel’s tongue swiped across the bruised lip.
“We should at least make it some what special, want me to whisper sweet nothings into your ear, Deano?”
“Why bother, let’s just get this over with.”
“Oh no. This is my last night on Earth… for sometime, I imagine. I’m going to enjoy this, and so will you.”
quickie fill. I’ll edit sometime later when my head isn’t pounding. Of course when I want to write all that comes out is like… poo and short… and bad. Bah! Great prompts guys, btw - so much debriel, so little time!