a man takes his sadness down to the river and throws it in the river but then he's still left with the river. A man takes his sadness and throws it away but then he's still left with his hands.
independent sam winchester written by hannah
woo gay marriage is legal in pa!! i’m attempting to convince my parents that because this is such a momentous occasion, they should get married (for real this time) and throw a kick-ass party.
but in all seriousness, i’m so excited. took long enough!
And she’s off and laughing, backpack tossed over her shoulder carelessly and practically bouncing down the hallway, turning and walking backwards for a moment to make sure that Sam was still behind her. She’s chanting at him, urging him to walk faster.
“Quick, quick, quick!”
❝ okay, okay! ❞
he can’t keep the laughter from bubbling up, spilling over in a bright declaration of mirth. sam picks up the pace, jogging to keep up with autumn’s quick steps.
An arm is stretched out instinctively to cover sammy—— adrenaline slowly sinking into his veins, catalyst to his thumping heart.
He reaches into the back waistband of his jeans, brandishing his .45. The thing may be alone, but a walker is still a walker. His thoughts race to the other survivors.
“—- How did it get past patrol?”+
following dean’s lead, sam draws his own gun, holding it low in front of him.
they’ve dealt with worse before, but the walkers aren’t usually here, on their own safe ground.
It’s only a tiny noise, she’s had so much worse, but it doesn’t mean that the silver digging into her palm is comfortable. Bottom lip is taken between her teeth, fingers twitch slightly, but she doesn’t protest again. The splinter is almost out, and Sam is surprisingly gentle. Not that she hadn’t thought he would be, he was just so large.
❝ sorry. ❞
he doesn’t look up from her palm, but he does stop slicing at the skin to grasp the piece of wood between his thumb and the edge of his blade. slowly, sam draws it out of the home it’s made in autumn’s flesh, ensuring that it doesn’t snap off while still embedded in her hand.