Dean was back from a vampire hunt in Illinois. He was driving his 1967 Chevy Impala on his way back to Sioux Falls to visit his uncle. His brother wasn't there, of course, because he was with his wife, Ruby, on a honeymoon. Dean was all on his own, hunting stuff. To be honest, Dean had been faster without Sam then he was when he was with him. He had saved more people in a month than they usually save in a year. He wouldn't tell it to his brother, by respect of course. And he loved his little brother. They had great times together. But he didn't really miss him a lot. He was happy that his brother could finally have a normal life with his wife. He could probably have kids, a normal job and a house. He'd be away from this misery hole and away from the hunting, the cheap motels and the diner food.

An hour later, Dean arrived at Sioux Falls. He parked in front of Bobby's house and stopped his car. He got out and walked until he reached the door, then knocked on it loudly.

"Bobby?" Dean said loudly. "It's me, Dean,"

After series of unlocking padlocks noises, the door opened and Dean walked in.

"Where's Sam?" Bobby asked without greeting his nephew.

Dean raised an eyebrow in question. "Wait, you didn't hear? Sammy's on a honeymoon with Ruby."

"Sam? On a honeymoon?" Bobby questioned. "You sure you're all right, kid?"

"Yeah. I was at his wedding. You were supposed to come, too," Dean walked around the house.

"To Sam's wedding? Sam's married?" Bobby couldn't believe it. Sam Winchester? Married? It was just impossible.

"Yes, Bobby. Only you were too busy doing God knows what to notice it," Dean responded with an eye roll.

"Hey, don't blame it all on me, idjit," Bobby answered. "I was really busy these last days. I had things to do and don't think I was just sittin' here with my thumb up my ass!"

Notes: Okay, I don't know what this is yet, but I'm trying to figure it out. I just wanted to start this because I'm really bored and I have nothing better to do. Comment to let me know what you think about this first chapter.