Chapter 26
"Nobody has to die." said Sam as he stared into the barrell of that gun, aiming dead center. "What do you want?"
"I want to see you dead." said the doctor. Sam swallowed hard. "If you pull that trigger, they'll be on you so fast, you want have time to squeeze it again." said Sam.
The doctor laughed. "I want need to squeeze it again Sam, Dean's already dying. Hell, it'd be worth it just to see you lying in a bloody heap on the floor."
Sam's eyes locked with the doctors and he knew in his heart that the doctor meant it. He could kill him in a second without a thought, then go to prison for the rest of his life, and think every day that it was worth it.
Suddenly he saw a movement, at the window, behind the doctor. Someone was there. He was close to the doctor, and any bullet meant for him, would take Sam's head off too.
The doctor must have heard movement, and he turned to the window and fired. Dean screamed out in pain. Sam hopped over to his brother. The doctor spun around. There was a gunshot, and then two more, the doctor and the two men collapsed.
A moment of stark silence followed and Sam lay there, his body protecting his brothers. The door flew open and Tony and Bryan flew in, guns still drawn as they quickly looked around.
Sam pulled himself up to a sitting position, biting back his pain as he cradled Dean's head in his lap and stared at Tony and Bryan. They started to walk over to him.
"No!" yelled Sam. "Stay away!" He didn't know who these men were. Tony and Bryan stopped dead. Bryan told Tony that he was going to call the paramedics. Tony just nodded not taking his eyes off Sam.
"Sam." said Tony gently, holding up his hands, palms out, as he knealt in front of him. "I need to come and check Dean."
"No." said Sam.
"I need to check Dean, Sam." said Tony again, but Sam didn't say anything. "I'm coming over there. Do you know who I am?" he asked. Sam looked and focused. "Tony."
"That's right. I want hurt him." Tony walked over and knealt down by Sam, and checked Dean's pulse. "Sam," said Tony again. "He's alive. Dean's alive man, I felt a pulse. An ambulance is on the way. He's gonna be ok Sam."