" Cassandra I need you to spread your wings."
"Finally. "
My wings unfurl ready to go. They flap in excitement.
"Close your eyes and picture yourself flying."
I do as told .
"Where have you always wanted to go?'
"The London Eye. "
"Picture us flying there."
I feel wind on my face. It's cool but I keep my eyes closed.
"Open your eyes Cassandra."
When I open my eyes I find that I am actually flying. My hear skips a beat with the passion that i have newly found.
"Castiel this is beautiful. "
"We aren't that far shall we?" As he speaks his royal blue eyes transfer a feeling of love.
"I'll race you."
I the next thing I know is that i am dropping twards the eye. My faith is in my wings. As I fall some downy falls off catching one of my feathers I tuck it away saving for Sam as promised. I close my eyes the next thing I know is that i am standing next to Cas in the London eye. I walk to him and look up into his eyes.
"Cas... I'm tired."
"I know but I needed to see your strength."
"Cas I'm sleepy." I lean into him tucking away my wings.
"Come on let's go to the boys." He wraps me in his wings as i fall asleep in his arms.
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Once again I feel her body go slack in my arms. "Don't fret Cassandra I will always be here for you."
I fly back to the boys Cassandra in my arms. I study her face so innocent so untouched.
I lay her in Dean's bed at the bunker. I go to walk away but she calls me.
"Cas... please don't leave me."
"Cassandra may I call you Cassie?"
"Mmhmhm."
"Cassie I think i should tell the boys."
I go to stand
"Cas will you lay with me?"
"Ok."
I move closer and lay down in the bed. She curls against my body her breaths echoing in my ear. When I know she is asleep I sit up and look at her her short hair sweeping over her face. With a sudden urge I lean on and place my lips to her forehead.
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FanfictionWhen Cassie is woken one night to the sound of her mother's screams. Her mother brutally murdered. Two men in a 67 Chevy Impala burst in a man in a trench coat right beside them. Little did we know what would happen to them in their short journey.