Title: For What It's Worth
Author: Brevanna
Pairings: Jess/Sam, Sam/Dean
Warnings: A little bit more than brotherly love.
Summary: Dean and Jess both loved Sam and both died because of him, that's where the similarities end. A short little piece comparing Sam two loves, Implied Wincest.
Disclaimer: If I owned them don't you think I would be able to come up with something wittier to put here?
Her name was Jess.
His was Dean.
She was a lover.
He was a fighter.
You told her to call you Sam, she listened.
You told him to call you Sam, he didn't.
She smelt like springtime, lavender and cherry blossoms.
He smelt like leather, violence and fire.
Her smile would light up a room.
His dimmed everyone else in comparison.
When you held her in your arms you felt the need to protect.
When he held you in his arms you felt protected.
She was raised in Tennessee with a Golden Retriever and parents that adored her.
He was raised in cheap hotel rooms by a father who trained him as a warrior.
Her eyes were a bright sparkling blue.
His were a battle hardened green.
She looked into the future and saw a husband, children and a white picket fence.
He looked into the future and saw only you, death, and gore.
When she cried you tried to comfort her.
When he cried your heart broke.
You saw death coming for her and did nothing.
You saw death coming for him and refused to let him go.
She died you were devastated, you grieved.
He died your world shattered, you had to get him back.
She loved you with all her heart.
He loved you with all his soul.
You left her to die.
If he left you, you would.
They were night and day, summer and winter, Dean and Jess.
Two different people who had one big thing in common.
They both died because of you.
You weren't worth it.
A/N It was five am and am I thinking "Hey I should probably be sleeping right now since I have to get up in two hours"? No I am lying in bed drawing parallels between to characters from Supernatural… You know I might just be Obsessed. Well be that as it may Reviews are always appreciated and flames are ignored.