Yay! Bobby/Dean FTW any old time! It was believable (except no lube?), just right (because Dean for all his macho posturing is DEEPLY emotional, much more than his whiny little brother with all the mind-fu.
Dean *feels* and so does the Master Librarian of South Dakota. The progression made sense -- and, hey, no Wincest, and I'm not even speaking here of the brotherly relationship. Dean for all purposes raised Sam -- he was the closest thing the child had to a mother. How he did it in the midst of all that craziness was a miracle but he did it. To me, Wincest kinda creeps me out *most, but not all of the time, depending on the story*.
But Bobby? You painted a most believable story, spare but just right. The emo obviously improved the tale by being removed.
Thanks for a fine, surprisingly tender read. *roses and chocolates to the author*
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Dean *feels* and so does the Master Librarian of South Dakota. The progression made sense -- and, hey, no Wincest, and I'm not even speaking here of the brotherly relationship. Dean for all purposes raised Sam -- he was the closest thing the child had to a mother. How he did it in the midst of all that craziness was a miracle but he did it. To me, Wincest kinda creeps me out *most, but not all of the time, depending on the story*.
But Bobby? You painted a most believable story, spare but just right. The emo obviously improved the tale by being removed.
Thanks for a fine, surprisingly tender read. *roses and chocolates to the author*
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