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Dean Redding x Reader
Dean Redding a character from the Naturals series by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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REQUESTS ARE OPEN FOR DEAN REDDING and the other characters I wore for. Finnick odair and peeta mellark are the only ones not in my master list.
You lay with your head resting on Dean's shoulder. He has one arm around your waist as the other scrolls through social media.
You were both only fourteen. It was your first and his second year at the program.
He noticed the distant look in your eyes, "Babe. What's wrong,"
You consider lying for a moment.
"What do you think it's like to be normal," you asked. Tears in your eyes as you asked, your voice barely above a whisper.
"Don't, come back to me, YN," he pleads as you start to slip.
"Fuck, sorry," you say as you get up.
**
"What the hell is up with her," Michael asks.
Dean glares at him, "It just happens," Michael reads dean.
"Your upset, whatever is making her be so, spacey is making you get very upset," he observes.
"She can tell you if he wants," is all dean says as he softly pulls you from your visuon.
You get startled and run up to the room with Dean in tow.
Once you are inclosed in ln privacy, you slide down the wall and try to breath.
You had seen it again. Your parents were yelling at each other, YN, you kept hearing your name but ignored it
Your mom throws a vase at him and he gets mad. He grabs his gun, YN, and shoots her. You cover your mouth to hide your sobs.
He then panicks and shoots himself.
You watch his lifeless figure hit the floor. Your parents blood started pooling together in the living room.
YN-
You are pulled out of it by Dean shaking you, "It's not real," he says as he helps you stand. He brings you to his bed before he wraps his muscular arms around you.
You hide your face in his neck as you sob.
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"What's wrong with her?" Cassie questions.
"I have no clue," lia states.
"So a room full of the smartest teenagers and we can't figure out why one girl spaced out," Michael states.
Sloane walks in, "It's a form of PTSD less than 15% of people develop," with that she grabs something off the counter and starts to leave.
"Wait, a cup of coffee if you explain," Michael exclaims.
"I have been sworn to secrecy," Sloane states.
"Three cups of coffee,"
"No," and with that she is gone.
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Dean softly holds you as you calm down.
"I know you're not okay. You just won't show it," you say, moving away to look him in the eye.
He smes sadly, "I handle other ways," he kisses your forehead as you both lay in silence.
You decide to break it. You shift to where you are sitting on him, a hand on his chest, the other tilts his chin.
You bring your lips to his as you kiss. His lips are warm, and moist. And everything you have ever wanted or ever needed.
You carefully tug at his bottom lip as his tongue invades your mouth, he lets out a soft moan, before flipping you.
You gasl at the sudden movement as he softly reconnects his lips, his tongue, once again, invading your mouth.
"Hey, guys-" Sloane shrieks and walks away as the two of you break apart. You don't mention that dean had a little bit of lip stick on his lips.
Michael bursts in ," Shit, I missed the action," he pouts he looks at Dean, "But you didn't," he smirks before leaving.
Dean rubs his lip and glares at you whenever he sees some of your dark red lipstick on his hand.
"I was marking my territory," you smirk before you fall back into bed.
"What are you going to tell them ," your lover questions.
"I don't know," you admit.
You walk back to the outside world, and see them all gathered in the living room.
"Best guess," you question.
"PTSD," Michael shoots back.
"Correction rare form of PTSD, Anxiety, and OCD," you correct.
Dean smiles as you sit down hand on his thigh.
They all look at you with wide eyes, "That's a lot,"
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Worlds Collide ~ TEEN WOLF
Chapter 2: My best friend is definitely a werewolf (S1 E1)
Cassie was anxious to get to school the next morning and make sure Scott was alright. She dressed quickly and ran downstairs, hopeful to avoid awkward questions. But parents seem to have a sixth sense for when their kids are trying to sneak out and her dad was waiting at the bottom of the stairs, and he didn't look very happy.
He did his best to keep his voice at a whisper, hoping that her mom wouldn't hear them. "You're lucky that your mother is a deep sleeper, and didn't hear you climbing out your window in the middle of the night. What the heck where you thinking? They found a body last night. If this town lights up like it did with the Hale fire, we're going to have to move, again."
"I know, I know. He's after us, but we're stronger than we've ever been. Would it really be so bad if he found us now?" I'm tired of running. "We can't run forever, dad."
Her father sighed. They'd had this same fight for years. "You don't know him like we do, we can a lot of things others can't, but he can do more. More than anyone should be able to." He paused, clearly not wanting to escalate the argument further. "I'm going to be home late tonight, Dr. Draile is out sick today and they asked me to cover his night shift. Your mom is going on a trip for a few  days, thankfully she's not too freaked out cause she hasn't heard about the body in the woods yet. If you need anything call Melissa, she's off tonight."
"Ok." She smiled tiredly, "I know that you're trying, it's just frustrating because I know that we could be doing so much more. I'm tired of being afraid."
"I know." He embraced her gently, "now lets get out of here before your mom comes downstairs and yells at us both."
Cassie laughed, a little more subdued than usual, but still a laugh and it felt good. "Ok"
The drive to the high school seemed to go by in a flash. She was worried about Scott, she'd spent nearly an hour debating with herself whether or not to go back out and look for Scott, eventually she'd decided that it must've been a normal wolf, it had to be. Still, she couldn't completely banish her worries, even though they were social pariahs at the best of times, Scott and Stiles still managed to attract more danger than anyone she'd ever met.
"Bye, dad." She waved as she jumped out of the car quickly and made her way towards Scott and Stiles.
"Dude, let me see." Stiles was motioning impatiently at Scott's shirt.
"Unless Scott's has a stripper career that I don't know about, I'm gonna need more context than that." Cassie said, inserting herself between the two. She was only mildly bewildered by what she'd heard, it was no where near the oddest thing she'd heard Stiles say.
Stiles answered impatiently, clearly anxious to see whatever was under Scott's shirt. "Little Scotty here, claims to have a huge freaking bite in his stomach. But I say pics or—"
"What!" Cassie exclaimed looking to Scott anxiously, it couldn't be. "Are you alright?"
"Yeah. I'm fine." His eyes met hers quickly, trying to alleviate her panic. "Stiles is exaggerating."
"Let me see." She stated emphatically, holding his gaze.
Scott lifted his shirt reluctantly, "I told you it's not that bad."
No. No. NO. It has to be a coincidence, normal wolf bites look the same as werewolf bites, right?
"Cassie, you ok? You seem a little spacey." Scott was looking at her curiously.
Don't be weird. "Yeah, fine... Just didn't get much sleep last night." She sent a halfhearted glare at Stiles, curse him and his stupid ideas. If she was right this stupid idea was going to have much bigger consequences than a couple weeks grounding or a detention.
"Seriously though, this is awesome." Stiles barreled on, oblivious as usual to his friends' unease. "First a body, now this, at least something interesting it finally happening in this town."
"What do you think bit you?" Cassie tried to ignore the dread growing in the pit of her stomach.
"It was dark but I think," don't say it, "it was a wolf." Scott...
Don't freak out. "That's weird. I thought there hadn't been wolves in California for a long time."
"Yeah." Stiles agreed vehemently, "it's been like 60 years since there was a wolf sighting."
"Well, if you two don't believe I saw a wolf than you won't believe I found the other half of the body." Scott said with a hint of a smile.
"Dude. Really?! That's amazing." Stiles might as well have been jumping up and down. This boy was way too excited by a murder. "The only thing better than that is Lydia Martin." Stiles attempted to say suavely as a certain redhead passed by, "h-hey, Lydia."
As usual she walked by without sparing in glance in his direction. Stiles brushed it off, but she knew it had to hurt. She clapped him on the shoulder gently, "better luck next time, buddy."
He glanced at her gratefully, a small smile tugging at his cheeks. "Thanks," he said softly, before turning to Scott. "This is your fault, both of you." He pointed an accusatory finger at her and Scott, "I'm a nerd by association."
Cassie laughed, and for a moment everything felt normal. Just for a moment she wasn't worried about her entire life in Beacon Hills being uprooted because of some stupid midnight adventure in the woods. She threw an arm around each boy, "well then, nerds. We'd better get inside, don't want to be late on the first day. Scott's enough of a problem child as it is."
"Hey," Scott was quick to defend himself. "Every time I've gotten in trouble has been entirely Stiles' fault."
"Hey!" Stiles replied indignantly. They all laughed.
Their first class passed uneventfully, and it was easy to pretend there wasn't a weight on her shoulders. The second class made it harder to ignore. Their teacher was droning on incessantly about the syllabus and talking about a body in the woods like it was nothing. Teachers really don't feel anything. Scott glanced out the window, something evidently having caught his attention. Sure enough there was a cute girl sitting on a bench in front of the school. Cassie nearly rolled her eyes. Boys, she thought exasperatedly.
The girl's voice drifted towards Cassie's sensitive ears. "Mom, three calls for my first day is a little over-doing it..." She said into her cellphone, exasperation clear in her tone as she rummaged through her bag. "Everything execpt a pen, oh my god did I actually forgot a pen!" She closed her bag with a sigh as the vice principal walked up to her. "Okay okay, I gotta go, love you..."
Cassie glanced back at Scott who had been watching the girl intently. This time she did roll her eyes, but a nagging doubt tugged at her. He seemed like he could hear what the girl had been saying. She tried to ignore her doubts, Scott was just staring at the pretty girl. For some reason that didn't alleviate her doubts.
Not two minutes later the girl walked into their class. Oh great, now Scott can spend the entire period staring at a girl. She shared a half-exasperated half-amused glance with Stiles. "Class, this is Allison Argent." The V.P. introduced her. Argent? Could she be? No. There has to be more than one family named Argent, but in Beacon Hills? Can it really be a coincidence? Cassie shook her thoughts away, today was going to be normal through sheer force of will. If she let things spiral out of control the next step would be her parents packing bags and flying out to the furthest reaches of Canada.
Allison walked forward, taking the seat behind Scott, and next to Cassie. Scott turned towards her, a faint blush on his cheeks, and handed her a pen.
Why did you have to drag us into the woods Stiles? ——— The rest of the day passed by rather uneventfully, the most interesting thing that happened was Scott doing some light stalking/eavesdropping on the new girl. She managed to stem her oncoming panic by promising herself that she'd get answers after school. The last bell seemed to ring out of nowhere. Cassie walked down to the lacrosse field by herself. Scott and Stiles had to go to the locker room first. Normally, she'd wait for them, but today she needed a moment to clear her head.
The bleachers were relatively full, back to school hype always pulled a decent crowd. She waved to a few kids as she sat down, including Danny who had just emerged from the locker room. She was so lost in thought that she didn't noticed Lydia and Allison sitting behind her until Allison tapped her on the shoulder.
"You're Cassie, right?"
"Yeah." Cassie answered cautiously, she wasn't sure how much the Argents knew of her family, but she still wanted to keep off their radar.
"You're in my English class." Cassie resisted the urge to sigh.
"Yeah. That's me..." She chuckled slightly, hoping to diffuse an awkward situation. It didn't work. She tried a different tactic. "So, how do you like Beacon High so far?"
"It's ok." Allison shrugged, "we probably won't be here very long, anyway." Cassie almost smiled at that, good. Less hunters in town the better. Cassie nodded noncommittally, before turning back to the field.
Scott and Stiles were on the bench as usual, but as she watched Coach Finstock walked over to the bench. He pressed a helmet to Scott's chest, "McCall, you're in goal."
Scott replied awkwardly, a little flustered, "but I've never played goal before."
Coach clapped him on the shoulder. "Exactly. It'll give the boys a confidence boost on their first day back."
"What about me?" Scott shifted uncomfortably.
"A few bruises won't kill you, McCall." Coach clapped him on the shoulder one last time.
Scott paled a little, but never the less walked towards the goal with determination. Stiles just shook his head, she could practically hear the thoughts going through his head. You're going to die. She leaned forward in her seat anxiously, hopefully there wouldn't be any rampaging werewolves on this field today. Especially with an Argent in the stands.
The boys lined up one by one to take their shots on goal. Various people in the stands cheering as their respective friends took a shot, but Scott blocked every one. Stiles leapt to his feet shouting, "that's my friend. That's my friend!"
Cassie smiled widely, knowing how important it was to Scott to do well this season. She cupped her hands around her mouth and yelled, "go, Scott. Yeah. Whoo, whoo." Underneath the helmet, Scott's eyes found hers and he smiled. More boys took shots on goal, and Scott blocked more and more shots. It seemed as though no one could get a ball passed him. Finally, it was Jackson's turn. Oh boy, she thought to herself. If something goes wrong it's going to be here.
The tension was palpable in the air. Jackson squared his shoulders and ran at Scott, attempting to bowl him over. But Scott stood his ground, appearing to catch Jackson's ball effortlessly. The people in the bleachers cheered, it really was a good save. Too good. Her gaze flicked between Scott and Stiles, how do you boys always manage to stumble into the worst situations?
Why now? Beacon Hills had been quiet since the Hale fire, six years of nothing, and now this. She couldn't think of any other wolf in town. What are you up to, Derek? She was tempted to leave before practice was over, but Scott and Stiles would notice, and that would lead to questions that she wasn't ready to answer. How do you tell your best friend that he's a werewolf?
The rest of the practice went by very quickly, Scott didn't miss a single shot. Cassie met them on the field as soon as practice ended. "That was amazing, Scott."
"Thanks, Cas." He answered, pride shimmering in his eyes at what he'd done. She smiled.
"You did good too, Stiles." She added turning to her other best friend. "It takes skills to warm a bench that well."
"Yeah, yeah." Stiles swatted her away with a roll of his eyes. "You were good out there, Scotty boy. First line may not be a pipe dream after all."
Scott rolled his eyes. "Are you ever going to stop calling me that?"
"Nope." Stiles puffed out his chest proudly. "I've already come up with five ways to work it into my best man speech."
"Of course you have." Scott cringed half playfully.
The conversation ended abruptly as they reached the locker room. "See you in five." Cassie nodded. She walked around to the front of the school slowly, arriving at Stiles' blue Jeep only a few moments after the boys.
"So where are we headed?" Cassie glanced between Scott and Stiles.
Scott glanced at Stiles before answering, "back to the Preserve."
Why do I let you drag me into these things? ——— Beacon Hills' preserve was chilly. Leaves crunched with every step, and branches fluttered in bursts of wind. The whole scenario felt so similar and yet so different from the previous night. Stiles walked a little ahead of Scott and Cassie, leading the way forward like usual, but so much had changed in a night. Scott had changed.
Unsure how to broach the topic, she tried the first tactic that came to mind. "Scott, you seem different today." Still the truth, just not all of it. "How're you feeling?"
Scott shook his head. "I don't know. Something's off, I can feel it. It's like my senses are on overdrive. I can see things, hear things, smell things. Things that I shouldn't be able to."
Stiles, ever the curious one, couldn't resist a conundrum. "Things like what?"
"Like..." Scott sniffed experimentally. "I can smell the mint gum in your pocket. I can hear Cassie's heart beating."
"I don't have any..." Stiles fished around in his jacket pocket, finding a piece of mint gum, neatly wrapped in foil. Glancing at it oddly, he tossed it back into his pocket. "Hmm... So this all started with the bite?"
Scott nodded. Cassie could practically see the pieces falling into place in Stiles' head, but this had to be too ludicrous, even for him and his wild imagination. "What if I'm dying? Like everything in my body is just fritzing. And then...blegh."
"You know what, I think I have heard of this." Stiles began, in that overeager way that almost always signified mischief. "It's super bad, like crazy bad, but only once a month."
"What?!" Scott was clearly freaking out, maybe on the verge of an existential crisis. "What happens once a month? Is it fatal?"
"No." Stiles eyes continued to glimmer with mischief. "They call it lycanthropy." Stiles spread his hands wide for emphasis.
"Is it serious?" Scott squeaked, growing paler.
"Only on the night of the full moon." Stiles howled.
Cassie smacked him on the back of the head. "This is serious, Stiles!" Her voice was louder than she'd intended, both Scott and Stiles looked at her a little oddly. She rarely raised her voice, but her panic was slipping through.
"Jeez, Cas. It was just a joke." He rubbed his head, wincing exaggeratedly. "You really pack a punch." He winced once more.
"Sorry." She glanced at Scott, and then Stiles, then back to Scott. "I'm just worried about Scott." Stiles nodded.
"I'm pretty sure I dropped my inhaler somewhere around here." And just like that the tension diffused. Scott walked forward to a patch of leaves. It had been dark last night and even with her advanced senses she couldn't tell one batch of decaying leaves from the next. Scott crouched down and began rifling through the leaves. Cassie moved to help him when the sound of leaves crunched under foot reached her ears, she saw Scott's head snap up.
"You're trespassing," an angry voice called out from behind them. "This is private property."
Derek. She tried to keep her face neutral, and not punch Derek. She saw his eyes widen a fraction as he looked at her, they hadn't talked since before Laura died. This whole problem had something to do with him, there were no other wolves in town. Well, there was Peter, but he was in a coma.
Stiles in his infinite bravery shrunk away meekly, "we didn't know, dude."
"Yeah, we were just looking for something... The preserve is big, we must've wandered here by mistake. Forget it, we'll just go now." Scott said stepping up next to Stiles.
As Scott turned to go, Derek tossed something to him. He caught it with lightning fast reflexes, and Derek quirked an eyebrow, his suspicions no doubt confirmed. Scott opened his hand, to reveal his inhaler.
"Uh thanks." Scott looked up, but Derek had vanished. "That was weird."
Stiles smacked Scott on the arm eagerly a few times. "Dude, do you know who that was?!" Scott shrugged. Cassie didn't answer, she had no reason to know Derek Hale. "That was Derek Hale, his whole family died in a fire like six years ago."
Cassie glanced back and she could see Derek, standing just out of normal human eyesight, watching them.
"Didn't he move away after that? What's he doing back here?" Scott wondered aloud, glancing back just as Cassie had.
Stiles shrugged. He knew something didn't add up, but he didn't have all the facts. She had more, but they still didn't add up.
"I gotta get to the clinic, Deaton's expecting me soon." ——— Stiles dropped Scott off in record time—breaking even more traffic laws than usual. Stiles turned to her as they sat in the parking lot, engine idling, "where to now, my padawan?"
Cassie raised an eyebrow, "one of these days you're going to stop referencing Star Wars."
"Never."
Cassie laughed, "well, master Jedi. Could you please take me home now?"
"I think I can arrange that." His eye twinkled as he deftly shifted into gear and backed out of the vet's office. The ride home was filled with amicable silence, that Cassie was thankful for. She was still trying to figure out how all the pieces fit into the wolf puzzle.
As she turned to leave the car, Stiles put a hand on her shoulder. "I know you normally talk to Scott about stuff, but I'm here too. I know somethings wrong, no pressure. Just... when you're ready, I'm here."
She squeezed his hand gently, "thank you." Stiles is a better friend than I give him credit for. Stiles nodded. She stood on the porch, until he was out of sight, then she broke into a run, heading for the preserve. It took her less than 10 minutes to reach the preserve on foot. She then followed the familiar trail, through the brush and leaves, to the charred house. She paused outside, listening, only hearing one set of footsteps in the house, and knowing that Derek would've heard her approach, she marched in.
"You've got some explaining to do, Hale!" She yelled at the quiet house.
"And you still know how to make an entrance, Cassaia." Derek appeared in front of her. It still felt so strange to hear her birth name, only a limited few knew it and even fewer ever said it. She shoved him harshly into the wall behind him.
"Why is it that you show up back in town the same day my friend is bitten?" She flung the accusation out hotly, her temper refusing to stay on its leash.
Derek sighed. "I didn't bite Scott, and I don't know who did. But I do know that whoever bit him, killed Laura."
"What?" She breathed out in a startled gasp. She released him, backing up a few steps.
Derek nodded bitterly, "there's an alpha running around the woods with my sister's power, and her blood on his hands." His eyes flashed their familiar icy blue. Tears welled up in her eyes and her blood boiled even hotter.
"The monster that killed Laura is just running around biting teenagers! Why?!" She threw the words at Derek like an accusation.
"I don't know, but I've been trying to find out." Derek answered calmly under her tirade, she nodded, wiping her eyes.
"I'm sorry." She reached out a hand before wrapping both arms around her friend, Derek's arms wrapped around her back firmly before releasing. "I'm sorry that I wasn't there enough when Laura died."
"I know." He met her gaze steadily.
"I'm going to help you find the alpha, and, I promise, we'll make him pay." She wasn't thinking about her parents, or keeping under the radar. At that moment, she was thinking of how kind Laura was, and how sweet Derek used to be and how their family didn't deserve any of this. He nodded. "Be careful. Ok? A beta alone can't defeat an alpha." Please don't be rash. I don't need to see another Hale tombstone. Derek was silent, she knew he wouldn't answer, he could be so stubborn and reckless.
She turned to go, "Cassie. You too." She didn't answer. So maybe we're both a bit reckless.
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