The story takes place right after the season 10 finale, after Dean killed Death, the Mark of Cain was removed and Darkness was released into the world. I mentioned before, new characters will be added and thrown in the story and I will bring back several former characters from the show in the upcoming future.
Chapter 122 A Nice Day in the City
The first place Sam and Gwen stopped at was Madame Bess's shop. The shop looked just like any other psychic shop that also includes a gift shop selling good luck charms, amulets, cards, books, jewelry, candles and other plenty other items. There was a corridor that led to the room where Madame Bess works with the clients and some chairs near the door to sit and wait. At the front counter was a young woman dressed in goth, with long dyed stripped purple and blue hair, had a nose ring, black makeup and wearing everything else that was black. She looked up at Sam and Gwen the moment the came in and smiled.
"Hello, Gwen, I thought you were not coming in today" she said to Gwen.
"Hello Winter, I'm not here working, I just wanted to drop and see my grandmom so she can say hello to an old friend visiting" Gwen said as she turned to Sam.
The woman glanced at Sam with a smile as if she knew what was going on. "Oh, well your grandmother is with a client right now but if you like, I can go check to see if she's finished and let her know that you and your guy friend are here" she said.
"If she is really in the middle of something, we can just wait or if not, just let her know that Sam and I are here okay Winter" said Gwen.
"That I will do, it will only take a minute. If a customer shows up just tell them I will be right back" said Winter.
"Thanks again, Winter" Gwen said as Winter stepped from behind the counter and headed to the corridor the back room.
Sam and Gwen just sat down on the chairs.
"So, you and your grandmother have a hired help?" Sam asked as her while they waited as he didn't think of anything else to say.
Gwen just nodded her head. "Well, she's actually been here for a while now and we're looking to hire more workers to help out but Winter is quite good worker, we all get on well and rather like her plus she's interested in witchcraft herself , she's a wiccan too, a bit weird but that's okay as long does a good job and doesn't give us any trouble" she told him.
"Anyway, can't wait to see your grandmom and say hello, I mean the last time we saw her she really helped us out with finding Charlie and all" Sam said.
"Yes, she told me all about it, I wanted to go too, but she needed me in the shop to work with the clients and Winter isn't as skilled in the some of the psychic stuff she's still just a beginner in practicing white magic and just mainly works behind the counter" said Gwen.
"I still would like to thank her since she played a part in helping us defeat Rowena for good this time and get Charlie back and she told me about what your message" he told her.
"Yes, I know and I'm so glad you're here Sam, I just knew somehow you would come, you can say I felt it" Gwen said.
"What, is that part of your psychic senses?" Sam asked in a teasing way smirking.
"I guess it is" Gwen said smirking right back.
"Well, what does your psychic senses tell you now?" Sam asked still teasingly.
Just then they heard Madame Bess enter the room as they looked up and saw her come out with an older and younger woman followed behind her and Winter followed behind them.
"Sam, its so nice to see you again, dear boy come over here and greet me" she said she was heading towards him and Sam got up and came toward her and the two of them hugged each other while Winter led the two women out the exit door.
"It's good to see you too ma'am" Sam said after they stopped hugging.
"Well, I'm just glad you finally got yourself over here, already, my granddaughter here was worried her head off about it the whole time wondering when she would see you again like a lovestruck teenager" she told him.
"Grandmom!" cried out Gwen a bit embarrassed by her grandmother's comment.
Madame Bess just turned to her and shrugged her shoulders a little. "Well, it's true, I can't count how many times she was just waiting to hear from you to tell her that you would like to keep seeing her and she was getting to get a bit scared that you wouldn't" she said.
"Not true, grandmom, I knew Sam would come eventually" said Gwen.
"Yeah, that's what she tells me now too but she was getting worried, even bothered she could get any visions or premonition about it" said Madame Bess.
"Alright, the important thing is Sam is here now grandmom and since you couldn't be home when he arrived, we thought it was a good for us to visit you here instead" Gwen said.
"And I'm so thrilled you did, I even knew you would but never mind that we should step into the room to get some privacy now that my clients are gone, said Madame Bess then turned to Winter who was back at the counter after seeing the clients out.
"Winter, if any more clients show up just let me know, I will be catching up with our little guest here okay" she told her.
"Sure thing, Madame Bess" said Winter as the three of them headed to the corridor an into a back room where there is a table and on the table a crystal ball.
There was also desks which had a stack of cards and other items one would see in a Medium's business.
"Sit down please" said Madame Bess and they all sat down on some chairs at the table.
"So, I see your business is still going well, you must get a lot of clients" Sam replied engaging in small talk.
"Yes, I mean business is still booming since the Darkness has gone and daylight has come back. There have been all kinds of folks coming in wanting to know what caused the Darkness and will it return hoping I will have all the answers to ease their fears, or they if the Darkness is the cause of their misfortunes they are having, if it brought evil spirits into their homes. Some even claim they were possessed, it's just non-stop as they hope I will solve it all for them like some magician" she told him.
"That sounds quite rough, what about those two women if you don't mind me asking?" Sam replied.
"Oh, those two, they are mother and daughter who just came to me after the older woman's husband passed away" said Madame Bess.
"That sounds sad are they hoping to talk to his spirit or something?" Sam asked her. Madame Bess shook her head.
"Not it's not about that, they didn't care for the old guy so much, said he was a bastard, they were worried that his spirit would come back and haunt them as he threatened to do so when he was dying and wanted help from me on how to prevent that. I mean they already had him cremated so I just told them to get rid of any of his personal possessions and burn them all, you don't need to be a hunter to know all that. Anyway, turns out that they have a lot of his possessions saved that they wanted to sell including his beloved watch but I told them they had to get rid of that too for precautions and after doing all of this, if they think they are being haunted I will come by the house myself to see if his spirit is haunting them and help them get rid of him" she finished.
"Wow, sound something up me and Dean's alley" Sam said.
"I'm sure, but enough with this supernatural talk, lets talk about you, so how is everybody, Dean and your other brother Adam and your friend Charlie, I hope things are going well now that she's free from that witch Rowena" replied Madame Bess.
"They're all doing fine. Charlie is really back to her old self and we spent most the time doing things with her just to make up for lost time" Sam said.
"Well that's sounds so lovely, things are seem to be going well for you all now, so how long is your little friend sticking around, I mean does she have any future plans?" Madame Bess asked.
"No, not right now, we told her she's free to stay as long as she wants as the bunker is her home now and she will always be welcomed there no matter what" Sam said.
"That's so sweet, glad she's taken you guys up on your offer, you are fine boys and she seems lucky to have you guys, no matter what, just hope you know that" replied Madame Bess.
Sam kind of thought about that last remark and he wondered if Madame Bess was talking about the past and she sensed his thoughts over his guilt over what happened to Charlie but he didn't want to go into it so he just cleared his voice.
"We're lucky to have her back too" Sam replied. Then the three of them continued their chat for a while and but then Sam and Gwen decided to go out to have their lunch next, Madame Bess just saw them out.
"I hope you two younglings have a good time together, Gwen be sure to show him around our city maybe go to our favorite park" she told them as she walked them to the front door as Winter was dealing with customers.
"I sure will grandmom, but what about you, this should be your lunch break by now" said Gwen.
"Oh, don't you worry about me dear, I will just head up to the little coffee shop that I usually go to for a bite, but take care you two and Sam, don't be a stranger now you here, I hope to see you this evening" she told him.
"Sure thing ma'am" he said.
The two left the building and headed to the car. The first place Gwen drove him to, was a nice café that she and her grandmother have gone to in the past and enjoyed. They went in and ordered their meals that Sam insisted on paying at least this time around in a gentlemanly gesture, something he felt he at least could do since she was chauffeuring them around and Gwen gracefully accepted even though she didn't mind paying at least her share but just decided to let Sam have his way. They ate their meal outside the cafe where there were outdoor seatings at a nice table and just talked as Gwen went on about places in St. Paul she loved going to and wish to take him and Sam just enjoying the moment talking about the things he likes with his brothers and Charlie and even Castiel. After their lunch, they hopped right in the car and drove to Gwen and Madame Bess's favorite park like her grandmother suggested in Irvine Park public square.
They were able to find a nice parking space as parking around the area required a parking permit which Gwen had as stock on her car. They both headed to the public square where Sam saw in the center of the area what looked like one of the most nice looking large water fountains right with water flowing like a spring. Gwen led him to the fountain and just smiled.
"I used to love to come here with my grandmom as a little kid and watch this fountain which I thought was so beautiful and was my favorite thing in this park. I would even pull out my hand hoping to touch the water flowing or even tried to lean close and stick out my tongue hoping to drink a sip of out but of course grandmom would stop me. Other times I would imagine that I was so small and swimming in the water like an ocean or a swimming pool and sometimes I would toss a penny and make a wish hoping it would come true, but it didn't really" she told him still smiling as she glanced at him.
Sam just smirked right back and then sighed. "Wow, that sounds like really nice and creative, you sound like you had quite the imagination" he told her.
"Didn't you ever toss a penny in a fountain as a kid?" she asked him.
Sam shook his head. "No, I wasn't into wishing fountains as kid, dad, Dean and me were too busy traveling around dealing with real magic or supernatural stuff, I guess I missed out on that a bit" he told her.
"Well, did you ever imaging nice creative things that you probably knew wouldn't come true just to escape from life?" she asked him.
Sam just thought a bit and then slightly nodded his head and although he felt a bit hesitant he spoke up.
"Well, I used to image what it would be like to have a normal family like all other kids I encountered. I mean with my mom still being alive, we all live in a house and got to school not have to travel at all and just live normal lives. I sometimes when I was little and was by myself I would just fantasize it being like those families on those TV shows. It was just a way to escape" Sam finished.
Gwen just looked touched. "That sounds so beautiful and sad at the same time" she said.
"Hey, neither of us had that normal mom and dad life and I think we both turned out okay, especially you" Sam told her trying to take his mind of thinking about this childhood fantasy.
"Yeah, I say we did, besides we still have our families even if it isn't the most normal" said Gwen.
Then she turned to the fountain again.
"You know what I think, even though this may seem kind childish but just for the heck of it, I think we should just take out a coin, toss it in the fountain and make a wish" said Gwen as she reached inside her purse to pull out a small coin purse, opened it up and pulled out a penny before closing up the small purse and placing it back in her purse.
"What, you mean right now?" asked Sam confused.
"Yes, right now, pulled out your coin too and we can both toss them in the fountain together and make a wish at the same time, okay" she told him.
"You know, Gwen I think we both outgrown this making a wish with a coin in the fountain thing" Sam told her.
"Yeah, I said it is a bit childish but fun, I just thought it right now, I don't know maybe I'm feeling my inner-child come out of the surface" she told him eagerly.
"Well, okay" Sam said a bit reluctant as he pulled out coin, from his pocket a nickel he had in there for a while.
"Okay, now on three we both make a wish and toss our coins in the fountain" she told him. Sam just sighed as he held up his nickel.
"This might seem silly and all but okay, I do it, I think I could let you talk me to do about anything no matter how silly or childish" he said.
"Well, I feel flattered I have such an influence on you" she told me pleased.
Then she held up her coin. "Okay, lets close our eyes and I count" she told him as she closed her eyes. "One, two, three, now!" she cried out as they both quickly tossed their coins in the fountain then opened their eyes.
"Did you make a wish?" she asked him.
"Yeah, I did but what did you wish for?" he asked her.
"Sorry, you don't reveal what you wish for" she told him.
"Well, there is one thing I do wish for right now" Sam said with smirk.
"Oh, what is that?" she asked smiling.
"I'll just show you" said Sam as he leaned in and gave her a kiss and soon they both were kissing each other like two lovers for quite a while unaware of their surroundings as they just sat at the edge of the fountain.
Suddenly they heard a sound like a flash and the quickly stopped kissing and turned to see an old lady sitting on one of the nearby benches right in front of them as it appeared she took a picture of them using an old fashioned polaroid camera. When she realized they glanced her way she just looked a bit embarrassed.
"Oh, I'm sorry there, I didn't mean to invade your privacy, but I'm such an old romantic at heart and when I saw you two sit there at the fountain tossing your coins to make a wish then kiss each other it was so touching and brought back memories of my own romantic days. You two looked so beautiful, something from a hallmark card, I just couldn't resist, please forgive me" she told them.
"Hey, that's okay, we were just taken aback a bit, but now harm done" said Gwen.
"Yeah, like she said we just didn't expect an audience or a photoshoot but no harm done" Sam followed although he really was a bit uncomfortable with some stranger taking a photo of them during a private moment without their consent.
"Thank you my dears but I still shouldn't have taking a picture without your permission so please excuse me, anyway the photo turned out good" she told them as he was now holding the photo in her hand.
"That's sweet, hey I guess that's the price you pay for kissing in public" said Gwen.
"Oh, not at all, there is nothing wrong for you two did, I seen plenty of young love birds like yourself here all the time making out like animals, but you two were so cute and romantic, just like I used be with my dear departed hubby. Anyway, I'm sorry again if I made you feel uncomfortable" she told them.
"Like we said that's okay we understand" said Gwen.
"Yeah, no harm no foul" said Sam not wanting to hurt the old lady's feelings.
"That's nice of you two, such a lovely couple and to make me feel better, I want to give you this photo, let you have and to look at and remember the moment" she told them.
"Well, that's nice of you" said Gwen.
Then the old lady held out the photo gesturing for them to come over to take it.
"Here, come and take it the photo, you can have it" she told them.
Then both Gwen and Sam got up from the fountain edge and walked over to the old lady and Gwen just took it from the woman's hand.
"Thanks again" said she told the old woman.
"Anytime dearies, now just continue to enjoy your time together and I hope you enjoy it like I did when I was your age, real love sometimes comes by once in a lifetime, you might as take advantage of it as much as you can, take it from an old geezer who knows" she told them.
"Hey, we will nice talking you" said Gwen.
"Okay, take care now" said the old lady.
Sam and Gwen said their goodbyes to her and went back to the fountain as Gwen glanced at the photo.
"Do you know her?" Sam asked curiously when they walked away curiously Gwen shook her head a bit. "No, but I do know that plenty of elderly people like to come to the park and sit on the bench. Sometimes they talk to folks reminiscing about their younger days, I guess it brings back a lot of memories for them. But you know she was right, we should take advantage of our time spent together rather than worry about the future" Gwen told him.
Sam was still a bit worried about the future between them and what could happen but he didn't want Gwen to know so he just kept his mouth shut and tried to only focus on the present moment which was to spend time with her as much as he can. Gwen and Sam both admired the photo the old lady gave them and then she put it in her purse wanting to treasure it. About a half hour later, Gwen led him away from fountain and after walking for a while, they stumbled upon a little gazebo in the grass and behind the gazebo were some old houses. The gazebo was white and had some steps and look kind of romantic to Gwen.
"Why did you bring us here exactly?" Sam asked.
"I just thought we could have some more privacy here. Plus, I always liked this gazebo. Something old fashioned and romantic about it, you know this has been used for weddings in the past" she said smirking at him.
Sam kind of looked nervous which only made Gwen laugh a bit.
"Hey, not to worry, I'm not getting any ideas, I just thought we could get some more alone time here, come on" she said as she took his hand urging him to follow her.
"Are we even allowed?" Sam asked.
"Since when did you worry about playing it safe living the life you do?" she asked.
"I guess I don't" said Sam he just let Gwen lead him to the gazebo and they both headed up the steps and soon they sat down sitting close to together.
"Now, don't you like this a little better, just us two no worries of some elderly lady taking photos or any audience?" she asked sitting really close.
"Somebody could still walk by" Sam told her.
"Not really, at this time, not many people come here during the week children, don't hang out here to after school, so it's mostly elderly people or young moms with their babies. Anyway, why don't we just continue what we started before" Gwen suggested.
"Well that I can do" Sam said and soon they two started kissing again as if they were the only two people in the entire park. They hung out at the gazebo for about an hour and then left and headed back to car.
Gwen managed to convince Sam for them to drive around and look at some of the historic houses near the park and soon they were driving down the street looking at many of the old homes as Sam was admiring them. After some time, Gwen drove them to another street over five minutes away to where she showed them some more old houses until they reached old former mansion turned restaurant which they were now right in front of and Gwen gave Sam the history behind the place.
"Did you know this place was rumored to be haunted" Gwen said with an excited look on her face as she wanted to arouse Sam's curiosity.
"Really, I've never heard about it" Sam replied kind of surprised.
"Well, you know it was only a rumor, you see this the Forepaugh Restaurant and centuries ago it was built and owned by a rich man named Joseph Forepaugh who ran a dry goods business and got rich selling them to the union army during the Civil war. The story is that he had an affair with his maid Molly who then hung herself on a chandelier and she may have been pregnant" she said with a glee on her face.
"Wow, interesting" replied Sam his eyes lit up wanting to learn more.
Gwen then went on. "Anyway, Joseph eventually sold the mansion and he and his wife moved away to a home in nearby Summit Avenue but one day close to the end of the 19th century, he returned to this place and shot himself on the front lawn and it was rumored that he was staring at the chandelier where Molly hung herself when he did it" she finished.
"That, sounds real interesting like some soap opera or sort but where does the place being haunted come in?" Sam asked eagerly.
"I'm getting to that part. Anyway, the mansion has since been converted into a restaurant and it is rumored that the spirits of Joseph and Molly still roam the rooms of the place but not evil spirits good spirits and people in the past have claimed to have spot them" Gwen told him.
Sam looked a bit amazed at what Gwen just told him as this would definitely would be something he and Dean would have investigated had they known more about it but they have never read or heard of any supposed hauntings of this place, no news of deaths or anything. Sam just stared at the restaurant which come to think about it did look somewhat like typically old haunted mansion but that wouldn't phase him at just that he never heard about it.
"Wow, can't believe it, that I haven't heard about this place that is, me and Dean have researched many places that have been known to be haunted and we never even heard of this at all" Sam told her surprised.
"Well, you can relax, it is just a stupid story" said Gwen smiling.
"Really, you mean it's all fake?" Sam asked. Gwen nodded her head. "Yes, about the ghosts part that is. I mean me and grandmom have been to this place plenty of times and if there were really sprits haunting this place, we would have felt their presence especially grandmom, she's more the expert in this. I mean she's better at sensing the souls of people who haven't departed this world yet" Gwen said.
"So you and your grandmother never sensed or saw anything at all in at this place?" Sam asked.
Gwen shook her head. "No never" she told him.
"Then how did this place become known to be haunted I mean did others ever actually see or hear anything?" Sam asked.
"There, have been many stories over the years, but I don't know how it got started but the stories where some claiming to have seen their ghosts or heard footsteps at night. Then there were stories of objects moving or flying in the air but I personally think it was all made up and over the years others started just making stuff up about this place to make it sound scary and the managers just let the stories continue probably to attract more customers who sometimes go there hoping to see or hear the ghosts" Gwen said.
"Wow, this place really is interesting" said Sam.
Gwen smirked again. "If you think that is interesting wait until tell you about the other haunted places in this city" she told him.
"What!" cried out Sam not believing what he was hearing.
Gwen just laughed getting a kick out of seeing Sam shocked for once for what she was telling him.
"Yeah, I explain more as we go" she told him and soon she drove off.
While she was driving Gwen told him about the other alleged haunted houses in the city.
"There is the Griggs mansion right on Summit Ave, which was built by a man named Chauncey Griggs in the late 19th century. Well, this place was once said to be haunted by several spirits including a maid who also hung herself around 1915, and a gardener, a young girl, a child and more" Gwen said unphased.
Sam eyes lit up amazed as he glanced at her as she was driving.
"Let me guess, that wasn't true either just another rumor.
"Actually, that story was true" Gwen said with a smirk of his face as Sam just looked surprised again.
"What?" he asked her not expecting her answer.
"Yes, it was true about spirits haunting the place. A couple years back, the owners of that mansion invited my grandmom to investigate after claiming they saw and heard strange things going on in that home. They had heard the rumors of ghosts haunting that place before they bought it but never believed it until they saw the strange things and had read about grandmom who was quite popular medium in the city who had visited homes in the past that were claimed to be haunted. Anyway, she asked me to come along to help even though I was working as a teacher at that time and once we arrived there, we felt unknown presence more than one. She did a séance that evening and was able to summon all the spirits in that mansion" Gwen explained.
"And what happened afterwards" Sam asked more eager to know how it all turned out.
"Well, we were able to see and speak to the spirits and realized the reason they were still present in the house was because they all had unresolved issues. So, my grandmom was able to help all of them pass over one by one by helping the resolve all that was keeping them from moving on. And it worked. One by one they all were able to move on and pass over to the other side" Gwen explained.
Sam was still amazed at what he just heard. "Wow, just like that, she got all the spirits to leave?" he asked.
Gwen just nodded her head still with a prideful look on her face. "Yes, just like that, I even assisted her in doing it" she told him.
They finally arrived at their destination the old Griggs mansion as they stopped just in front entrance and Sam just stared in curiosity as it really look like another typical old haunted home, just like the homes he and Dean have worked cases in dealing with spirits. The two of them just kept looking and admiring the home and chatting but they didn't stay long as it was a private residence so they then drove off. As they were driving around to look at other historically homes, Gwen told him more about the haunted homes her grandmother investigated with her coming along some of the times and how they summoned the spirits through a séance and how Madame Bess help the spirits there move on and pass over there as well as Sam continued to listen on in amazement. Then she brought up the alleged hauntings at one of the city's colleges, Hamline University where at least three of their dormitories where rumored to be haunted.
"Of course, only one actually was, the other two were just made up stories that were exaggerated over time" Gwen pointed out.
"So, which dorm was actually haunted?" asked Sam.
"It was the old main hall, where it was said many years ago, a man connected to the college found out his wife was cheating on him, so he went to the third floor of the old main hall, played a sad song on the piano in the auditorium and then hung himself at the clock tower" she told him.
"Wow, so what happened?" asked Sam.
"Well, the story went that over the years sometimes people who went up to the third floor would hear the sound of the piano playing that sad song or see the shadow of a noose. Nobody actually saw the spirit himself, but it spooked a lot of people who refused were too afraid to go up to the third floor.
"Well, professor and a group of his students were all fascinated by the paranormal contacted my grandmother to investigate when they were convinced they saw and heard strange things on the third floor and they knew the officials at the college wouldn't believe them. I didn't go along with her on that one, but she told me about it afterwards. She said she could feel his presence once she arrived in the auditorium. She did her séance there to contact him and he appeared before her and the others. It really spooked them but she managed to communicate to him and learn who he was" Gwen said.
"So who was he?" asked Sam.
"His name was John Hinkley and he was an English professor who was so depressed after he learned his wife had an affair with a fellow colleague that he played his and his wife's favorite song before killing himself. Anyway, grandmom managed to convince him that his wife's affair wasn't his fault and he needed to let her go since holding on to her was only making him miserable and keeping him there and he wouldn't be happier if he just moved on and eventually he did" Gwen explained.
Sam just to continued to look on in amazement and disbelief. "Wow, it sounds like your grandmother and you also were hunters in your own way" he said.
"I guess she was come to think about it, I guess I was in a way too since sometimes I came along and helped" Gwen said with a proud look on her face.
"I still can't believe I never heard of these stories" said Sam.
"Well, this stories are not that well known outside of the city, plus there were no stories of spirits killing people or driving people to kill, these spirits weren't evil or anything just sad souls who were stuck and unable to move from the afterlife" she told him.
"I suppose, but that still kind of makes you both heroes too" said Sam.
"Well, we are not heroes like you and Dean or Ava for that matter. I mean we only dealt with spirits who needed to pass over to move on, we never dealt with monsters, vampires, werewolves, ghouls and all other creatures that go bump in the night. We didn't even know such things existed until we met you all" Gwen told him.
"Yeah and made your life a hell of a lot more interesting since you did huh?" Sam replied joking.
"Sure did" said Gwen as they two both just smiled while there were parked outside one of the historic houses and nearly kissed each other but Gwen realized they needed to get going already and drove off.
They drove around for another hour until Gwen drove Sam back to his motel and then walked him to his motel room.
"Well, I had a really good time today" said Sam as they two of them were now facing each standing outside his motel room door.
"Me too" said Gwen as they two just looked like two lovestruck teenagers.
"I really enjoyed the history lesson there, I was always a bit of a history buff" Sam told her. "Well, I see you again about 7:15, I like to bring you over to the house before I shower and get ready for our date tonight. Grandmom is dying to see you some more before we go out again" Gwen said.
"That sounds fine to me, I would like to see your grandmom again too. Anyway, thanks for the nice outing and a history tour, you know" said Sam.
"You welcome Sam" replied Gwen.
With that, the two quickly leaned in and kissed each passionately like lovers. Sam really wanted to invite her in, but he knew she had to get back to her grandmother's at their business especially since she has the car. After kissing for about less than a minute, they stopped and Gwen stepped away.
"Bye Sam, see again this evening" Gwen said still facing him.
"You too" cried out Sam.
Then Gwen turned to walk away and Sam just watched her as she went to the car turned and waved at him one more time and he waved back as she stepped into the car to drive away and Sam went inside his motel room and just sighed. He quickly laid on his bed and just thought about his day with Gwen.
I'm sorry this took so long but there has been so much going on with me. I will post another chapter tomorrow, I have only two more chapters to write before the end of the fanfic. Hope you all enjoy.