"Hey Kevin have you read anything on that tablet?" Mari slurred. After her little talk with Crowley she was quiet as she took everyone to the mall to explore. Once they went back to the bat cave and had dinner, Lexi fell asleep and Mari started drinking.
"Mari, what are you doing?" Kevin asked. Mari held up the whiskey bottle and grinned, taking another swig.
"Don't worry, I'm a light weight, so I won't use up to much of Dean's water," Mari said, already hiccuping.
"Go to bed."
"I was thinking about how Jesus supposedly dies for our sins and how Lexi is Jesus 2.0 and how she might die for the angels. And I realized I don't like thinking."
"We don't know if that'll be the case," Kevin said ducking his head down.
"You already knew that was a possibility," Mari accused, sitting up.
"Well...yea we considered that a possibility when you first came here."
"We? So am I the only one not in on this? Were you guys just gonna let me raise her like a sheep for slaughter?"
"No! We weren't gonna let it come to that."
"Sure you weren't," Mari grumbled while Kevin sighed. They sat there for a moment, saying nothing. Mari drinking and Kevin looking over at her with pity.
"I'm not gonna let her die," Mari said into her drink.
"I haven't translated anything about Lexi yet. We could be wrong," Kevin said, doing his best to offer some comfort.
"Yeah, whatever," Mari said getting up and stumbling her way back to her room. Standing in the hall, she could see Lexi sleeping on the bed they shared. Mari sunk down and sat against the wall across from the door.
"Mary?" Mari whispered, pulling up her knees to curl in a ball.
Yes?
Mari let out a small laugh of relief. She hadn't bothered talking with Mary since Lexi was born, there hadn't need been a need. But knowing that she might have to watch Lexi die, Mary was the only one who she could talk to.
"She wasn't born to die, right?" Mari asked, starting to tear up.
I do not know. But if there is anyone that knows how defy their, it would be the Winchester brothers.
"Right, sounds easy."