Ruby

The اگلے morning.
Cas opened his eyes, hoping Meg would still be with him. But besides him, there was no one in the bed. It had been a rough night. His shoulder kept hurting, but he assumed that was normal. Maybe he should ask Meg if she could help him out.
He got out of بستر and frowned. The pain had moved to his head.
“Cas? Are آپ up?” Meg called, before she appeared in the doorway. “What’s…wrong?” she asked when Cas sat back down on the bed.
“I don’t…I don’t know” Cas responded.
“Are آپ in pain یا something?” Meg asked a little irritated, while she walked to the...

“What do آپ mean, he couldn’t?” Ellen asked upset.
“He کہا he tried to, but he failed. He کہا his powers don’t work” Sam explained.
“Why don’t they work? Where is he?” Ellen asked angry. “I’m going to kick his پچھواڑے, گدا until he heals my daughter”
She turned around and started walking.
“Ellen!”
She turned around. “What?” she snapped.
“I don’t think yelling at him will do much good” Sam warned.
“Then I’ll save that for plan B” Ellen said.
“What’s plan A?” Sam asked.
“Begging him” Ellen said. “On my knees if I have to” And she turned around.
Cas...

Zoey got in her car and drove away. She was going to check all places Daphne went. While she drove she dialed a number.
“Hey, what’s wrong?” Gerard asked when he picked up.
“Nothing, eh, I’m just calling to say I’ll be ہوم late” Zoey said.
“It’s 10:30 pm. How late is late?” Gerard asked grumpy.
Zoey sighed. “Look, something happened. Daphne escaped. She’s now wandering around somewhere. I need to find her before she hurts herself” she explained.
“Well, at least you’ll be free of her then” Gerard کہا annoyed.
“Gerard!” Zoey snapped shocked.
“What?” he snapped...

Each yell that echoed off the walls of Bobby’s panic room downstairs seemed to cut me like a knife. Hearing my brother in that much pain, knowing that I couldn’t stop it, knowing that I’d put him in there aware of what would happen to him, was almost unbearable. It was Bobby that was keeping me sane, and, admittedly, from going right up to that iron door and letting him out again. Bobby’s logicality and calm seemed to pass on a fraction of the same emotion to me, although inside, I felt anything but calm and collected.
Bobby stopped and looked at me from across the room, then looked...