"Come on, eat lunch with us!" the blonde with curls pleaded, pushing out her chest.
Dean noticed, but he didn't really care. Well, yeah, he appreciated the human form but she was just too… desperate. Who wanted someone who so many others obviously had no trouble getting?
"Come on, Dean, please?" The girl with the short pixie cut said.
"Fine!" Dean finally exclaimed, deciding he had nothing better to do at lunch. When class ended, they pulled him by his wrist from his seat, dragging him toward a classroom at the back of the school.
"My dad works here. He lets us eat in his classroom." The girl with brunette ringlets explained as Dean gave them a confused look.
As he walked into the classroom, Dean surveyed the room, a habit he'd picked up throughout his many setting changes. He noticed the same classroom set up as every other room: desks, a whiteboard, a teacher's desk, and some cupboards standing around the edges of the room. And then, his eyes fall on the back corner. Two boys sit, huddled over one desk. And one boy, his skin pale and hair dark, suddenly looks up and his bright blue eyes catch Dean's.
Dean is paralyzed, shocked by his beauty. He doesn't know what to think, never seen a boy so gorgeous. He's never noticed the flop of a boy's hair or the shine of his eyes or the brightness of his smile. He's never felt a flutter in his stomach and a clenching in his throat when he looked at a boy. Not until now.
"And that's my cousin and his friend… Dean?" The red head pulled Dean out of his shock. He was suddenly aware that he'd been staring and he felt a blush crawl up his neck. He turned away from the boy then, looking to the group of girls he had come in with.
"I'm sorry, what?" Dean asked, wishing he'd been listening.
"I was just telling you that those two in the corner are my cousin Chad and his friend Cas." The redhead repeated, chuckling. "You can go hang out with them if you want" the girl said, but Dean could see in her eyes that she didn't mean it.
"That's alright" Dean said, turning toward them with a charming smile. "I think I'll stay here with you ladies".
And so he did, spending lunch listening to them talk and ask about him, all the while wishing he could go talk to the boy in the corner.