"I don't understand this. We're a show on TV?" Sam said in disbelief.

"Ummm…. Yeah." Lauren answered.

"Dude, the wind." Dean said.

"The white light—"

"We're here—"

"In an alternate universe?" Sam and Dean finished.

"Okay… I'm totally lost here. What?" Lauren said, sitting in her desk chair and staring at the both of them. The two brothers launched into their tale of what happened prior to their arrival in her house.

"All right, so what you two are trying to tell me is that you are really Sam and Dean Winchester, and you live in an alternate universe, while here there is a TV show that really depicts what happens to you?"

"Umm… yeah, pretty much." Sam said, sitting next to his big brother.

"Wow" was all she could manage. The three sat in silence for a moment.

"So… do you know how you got here?" Lauren asked, standing up and pacing around her room.

"No, not really. But we can try and find out." Dean said.

"No shit, Sherlock." Sam said. Dean slapped him upside the head, earning a glare from Sam.

"Hey Lauren, can I see that book?" Sam asked her.

"Sure." She said, picking it up and handing it to him.

As Sam leafed through the book, he became more and more amazed. This was John's journal, right down to his crude drawings. Everything, from his soccer games to exorcisms and werewolves, was in this book.

"What are you thinking did this? A trickster?" Lauren asked. When the brothers looked at her in surprise, she answered with "What? I've seen almost every episode. I know a thing or two about this stuff."

"Right" Dean said, and went back to reading over Sam's shoulder.

"Dude, I hate when you do that." Sam said.

"Don't care" Dean grunted, then went back to the book.

"Did you guys even listen to me? Could it be a trickster?" Lauren said.

"You know… That's a good theory." Sam said, looking up and tossing the book in Dean's lap. "Dean, we better get going and figure out what this thing is. We gotta get back before it's too late." The brothers got up to leave.

"Wait."

The boys turned around. Lauren walked toward them.

"I want to help."