Title: Just A Little Turbulence (subject to change)
Author: (Alias) Scarlette Ralston
NOTE (please read): You don't have to constantly follow Supernatural for this one. All you have to know really is the gist of the show. Jackie is a hunter, and she is very good. She's been hunting with Sam and Dean for a long time. She is currently dating Sam Winchester, but that's unimportant.
Summary: Jaclyn Beckett is a hunter of the Supernatural, one of the very best, taught by the likes of John Winchester and Daniel Elkins themselves. She is also separated from her fellow hunters, Sam and Dean, and taking a flight to California to meet up with them. However, she runs into a seemingly charming man who turns into her worst nightmare. However, she might be a little harder on him that he expected when he took the job.
Crossovers: Supernatural/Red Eye
NOTE: This chapter is a tester. I have more written but I don't know if I'm going to post it. That depends on the feedback I get from this chapter. If you want more, review! Love you all.
Jaclyn Beckett was sitting in an airport, annoyed, delayed, and tired. Her flight had been delayed indefinitely, so she was forced to sit on a bench outside the terminal, flipping through a boring and girly magazine. She was restless. She hated waiting.
She peered out a near window, noticing dark clouds overhead. Jackie didn't like the look of them at all. Flights were bad enough, but flights with almost constant turbulence? It would drive her crazy, for sure.
Her thoughts wondered to Sam and Dean. She'd been hunting with them for years now and they were part of her daily routine. She had fought this separation, mostly because she didn't want Sam and Dean facing a striga without her there. Bulletproof bitches, those things were. However, Dean had rightly insisted that if they didn't leave their current job and head to California right away the striga would be gone. So she stayed, wrapping up the shape shifter gig while Sam and Dean hit the road and traveled to Cali right away.
And here she was.
Jackie was pulled out of her thoughts by a man taking a seat beside her on the bench. He was quite tall with brown hair and blue eyes, and something about the way he walked suggested charm.
"Hello." He said politely, settling down with his luggage.
"Hi." She returned the smile and smoothed her jeans.
"I saw you sitting here and couldn't help wondering if you're…"
"On flight 5403? Yeah, I'm on it. If it ever takes off." She remarked.
"Yeah, amen to that."
She laughed and he smiled at her. A charming smile, but it confused her. The eyes weren't smiling, just the lips were. That suggested malice, but he had an intriguing quality to him.
She reached down her to carry-on bag and zipped it open, pulling out an mp3 player.
"What, no iPod?" he joked.
She laughed and said simply, "iPods are overrated."
"Why is that?"
"Well they're really no better than any other mp3 player. Yet thousands of poor, unaware buyers go ahead and invest in them, even though they're substantially more expensive than the typical mp3 player. I'd rather save myself fifty dollars and buy a trusty Samsung." She smiled a genuine, stunning smile.
"Smart lady." He commented.
"Thank you. I try." She replied.
"I'm Jackson Rippner." He said, with that charming smile dancing across his face.
"Jaclyn Beckett."
"Charmed." He said.
She grinned at him. "So what brings you to California?"
"Work. You?"
"Same."
"What do you do?"
"I'm a junior lawyer." She lied smoothly.
"Wow. So you really are that smart, huh?"
She laughed and said, "Trust me, I've met some pretty dense lawyers. It's not like we're the elite."
"Ladies and gentlemen, flight 5403 is now boarding." A voice announced over the airport's P.A. system.
"Finally." Jackie murmured. She got up and zipped her carry-on back up. "Well that's us."
"Yeah. It was really good to meet you." He said.
"You as well. Have a safe flight."
"You too. Bye."
"Bye." Jackie grabbed the handle of her carry-on bag, nodded and smiled at Jackson once more and walked towards the terminal.
However, she could swear she felt his eyes follow him all the way to the exit.
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--Scarlette Ralston