“Get me out of here! Guard!” Meg yelled, though she knew it was no use. The only reason Anna and Balthazar had been able to chat with her without being disturbed, was because they were able to make humans unconscious. So they were all probably fast asleep.
“Stop yelling” Zoey hissed. She was carrying a big book, which Meg recognized as Daphne’s ‘The Lake’, a diary hidden behind fictional character names.
“What are you doing here?” Meg frowned. She didn’t want to have anything to do with the Allen sisters.
“Cas’ trial started an hour ago” Zoey started. “I have to prepare my daughter”
“Yeah, cool story” Meg said uninterested.
Zoey showed Meg the book, thinking Meg never saw it before.
“This is Daphne’s diary. She uses fictional names, but I know everything she wrote down really happened. There has to be something in here we can use to help Castiel” Zoey said destermined.
Meg shrugged. “Why don’t you use it yourself?” she asked bored.
“Daphne is my sister. If she knows I’m not on her side, she might do something really drastic” Zoey said.
“And how is that a tragedy” Meg said, who wasn’t kissing.
Zoey shoved the book through the bars and it fell on the floor.
“Read it” she kind of begged.
“Okay, so what if I read it and I find something?” Meg said. “I can’t get out. I don’t have a key”
“Wait here, I’ll go find something” Zoey said and she disappeared in the shadows. Meg sank down in Indian style and opened the book.
“Stop yelling” Zoey hissed. She was carrying a big book, which Meg recognized as Daphne’s ‘The Lake’, a diary hidden behind fictional character names.
“What are you doing here?” Meg frowned. She didn’t want to have anything to do with the Allen sisters.
“Cas’ trial started an hour ago” Zoey started. “I have to prepare my daughter”
“Yeah, cool story” Meg said uninterested.
Zoey showed Meg the book, thinking Meg never saw it before.
“This is Daphne’s diary. She uses fictional names, but I know everything she wrote down really happened. There has to be something in here we can use to help Castiel” Zoey said destermined.
Meg shrugged. “Why don’t you use it yourself?” she asked bored.
“Daphne is my sister. If she knows I’m not on her side, she might do something really drastic” Zoey said.
“And how is that a tragedy” Meg said, who wasn’t kissing.
Zoey shoved the book through the bars and it fell on the floor.
“Read it” she kind of begged.
“Okay, so what if I read it and I find something?” Meg said. “I can’t get out. I don’t have a key”
“Wait here, I’ll go find something” Zoey said and she disappeared in the shadows. Meg sank down in Indian style and opened the book.
The next morning
Cas opened the door of the house and helped Daphne inside. He guided her to the sitting room and put her gently down on the couch.
“You know, I’ve been thinking” Daphne said. “With you around I don’t need a car. Makes things a lot cheaper”
“Can I get you something?” Cas asked.
Daphne shook her head. “You’re here. That’s enough for now”
Cas wasn’t used to that much gratitude and he’d have to adjust to it.
“Actually” Daphne started. “Could you give me the phone? I need to call the locksmith to tell him I won’t be needing his services after all. I gave Zoey her key back”
Cas smiled weak. “I’m glad you made it up with each other”
Cas opened the door of the house and helped Daphne inside. He guided her to the sitting room and put her gently down on the couch.
“You know, I’ve been thinking” Daphne said. “With you around I don’t need a car. Makes things a lot cheaper”
“Can I get you something?” Cas asked.
Daphne shook her head. “You’re here. That’s enough for now”
Cas wasn’t used to that much gratitude and he’d have to adjust to it.
“Actually” Daphne started. “Could you give me the phone? I need to call the locksmith to tell him I won’t be needing his services after all. I gave Zoey her key back”
Cas smiled weak. “I’m glad you made it up with each other”
