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03/12/2025 

Something Evil resides here
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Then...


Pawleys Island, South Carolina



Shoving the screen door open, quickly followed by the front door; Riley slipped the gym bag from her shoulder, and dropped it in a heap on the floor, as she did so, she called out to her Mother.

“MOM!” An annoyance was apparent in her tone. “MOM!” She called again however nothing but silence greeted her.  “Did you forget something?” She paused, waiting for her Mother to enter the hallway or call back an apologetic reply.  “You forgot to pick me up after Soccer tryouts... MOM!...”  Again, nothing. Which was unusual. Even more so for her Mother to forget In the first place, she was the most punctual and organized, if somewhat OCD person Riley knew, and one of her Mother’s other irritating traits was her great dislike of tardiness. She had also double-checked with her just that morning before school and confirmed the time tryouts were expected to finish so her Mother Anne, knew full well when to pick her up.

“Mom!” This time, She called out with a sense of concern, welling up in her voice.
As Riley rounded the doorframe from the hallway leading into the kitchen, the young girl was unprepared for the bloody sight that greeted her. Her eyes widened with disbelief and an overwhelming fear gripped her tightly, threatening to strangle the life out of her. The sounds of a chilling scream shook her further until she realized that she was the one screaming. Her Mother's Mangled and distorted body lay in a pool of her blood.

Now….


The Impala’s engine roared with superlative unison with The Highway to Hell blaring from the car’s stereo speakers. Dean’s window lowered, as the cool wind whipped through the opening; billowing through the short strands of his hair. Having passed the welcome sign about a quarter of a mile back, they were just coming up to the town itself. The miles of the grey road gave way to civilization, trees banked on one side and the other, quaint old houses dotted within the woodland landscape, and further still, the beach and the sea. Dean couldn’t believe his luck, an actual case by the sea. He was unapologetically gleeful, as the scent of the salt air swarmed around his nostrils. “Sammy, Sammy, Sammy….” He chanted, as glanced toward his brother sleeping seemingly soundly in the passenger seat. Quite how Sam slept through the ‘drone’ was a mystery, but clearly his ‘little’ brother must have needed his ‘beauty’ sleep’ 


The town emerged on either side, so Dean returned the stereo volume to a respectable level, as he pulled into the car park of the local tavern. He was about to poke Sam but instead left him to sleep. Entering the bar, the first thing that Dean noticed was the mix of magickal paraphernalia, which he recognized due to many past hours in the company of Rowena, was interspersed between beach decor and bric-a-brac. The second was a pinboard behind the bar, with numerous photos attached. Many faces staring right into the soul of anyone looking upon them; captured and frozen in that one moment in time. One of which he recognized from the article Sam had discovered just a couple of days ago. It was just one of many over the previous week that had piqued the Winchester Brother’s interest and had brought them to this small beach town in South Carolina.

“Can I help you?” Asked the woman behind the counter
“Umm..I was just admiring the unusual decor…” Dean replied, approaching the bar.

“It belonged to my Great Aunt.. She collected lots of….stuff..I just left it around the place when I inherited it. I think it adds a bit of flavor”

“That is one way to look at it” Dean responded, although all he and his Brother have come up against over the years, has led him to be slightly skeptical of the innocence of such objects. That said, he had also learned that not all those who practice witchcraft commit diabolical acts, besides, in his mind he was playing ‘devil's advocate’ until he got the lay of the land, and afterall  they could merely be decoration.

“Say, isn’t that the woman that uhh, died?” He inquired casually, motioning to the wall behind the female. She turned to look at the pinboard, “Anne.. It’s such a shame. This is a small town, everyone knows everyone..Her husband past. God rest his soul just last year, leaving Riley all alone.”
“Riley, that’s the daughter?”

“Yup.. She’s staying with the neighbor while they track down the next of kin. Poor kid. I can’t imagine what it was like walking in and seeing the sight that she did.. So traumatising for her, But what was it I could get you?”
“Uhh, yeah..Looking for a place to stay?”
“Okay, you want the blue Cabana motel, down Waverly road, bout a 5-minute drive”

“Oh, and I can see on your menu there, fried chicken and waffles. Can I have some to go, please.. And better make that another waffle and hashed egg.. Thanks…”

Other pleasantries were exchanged before Dean left with the food. After placing both lots on Sam's lap, he made the short drive to the Blue Cabana Motel.


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Sam Winchester | Hunter | Taken by Sarah

 

It had been a long couple of weeks for Sam; there seemed to be a sudden upsurge in cases to deal with, and for a little while now, he had been doing some homework of his own to figure out what was going on. It was obvious that none of the cases linked up, however close in proximity to each other they were. Each case was as unique as the next. For the supernatural, anyway. But what was strange was the number of vampires and wolves that were vanishing into thin air. Someone was wiping them off the board, quite literally, leaving no imprint that they were actually there at all. Not a bad thing if truth be told, it would make Sam and his brother’s life a little easier; fewer monsters, less hunting and more time to spend with Sarah.

Sam chucked his overnight bag on the back seat of Dean’s car, and between Dean talking and his Highway to Hell blaring out loud through the speakers, it wasn’t long before Sam began to doze to the soothing roar of baby’s engine.

He wasn’t aware of how much time had passed when he began to stir __the car engine had stopped, and he was parked outside a tavern. He reached inside his jacket pocket and retrieved his cell phone. A small amount of time had passed, and just as he was about to get out and stretch his legs, Dean returned to the car and placed two bags of food on Sam’s lap. A hungry Sam took the liberty of looking into each bag as Dean began to drive to their next stop.

“Have you turned vegetarian now?” he turned his head slightly, giving Dean a quick glance. “Hashed egg and waffle. Wow man what has Lisa done to you?”.
His hand went into the other bag, and he retrieved a delicious-looking piece of fried chicken. He slowly took a bite, savouring the meaty taste that made his mouth salivate, of course, to wind his brother up.
“You should have got yourself some fried chicken, man, this is good”, Sam said in between each mouthful, fast finishing off the fried chicken but not before offering Dean the last bite as they drew up to a motel, shrugging his shoulders and eating it himself, laughing in a childish manner to himself.

He handed Dean the other bag and climbed out of the car, glad to have some fresh air. He turned to Dean. “I’ll check us in, and oh hey, did you get any coffee with that fried chicken.?“. Sam laughed to himself, knowing very well this would cause some backlash either now or later.

Sam grabbed his bag off the back seat, walked into the motel reception area, and approached a man in his 50s with a slight build behind the counter. He put his credit card on the counter. The man looked up at Sam and then tapped the computer keyboard, inputting Sam’s details.

“You and your other half here for pleasure of business?”.
“Business”. Sam looked past the man into the back office.
“I don’t do dirty business here; you take that elsewhere.”
Sam furrowed his eyebrows.
“He’s my...”. An exasperated Sam took his credit card. “We’re brothers.”
“Right”. The man stared at him and grabbed a set of keys.
“Like I said, no funny business. Room 105, 5th room to the right along the boardwalk”.


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