Title:Carly Richelle Winchester

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Warnings: Nope.

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After getting back home, Carly brought Dean inside and sat him on the couch. He was still in a daze. "I'll be right back," she told him and hurried off. Carly thanked the babysitter and showed the police officer where to park Dean's car (since they drove back in hers) before she returned.

"Come on," she told him, helping him stand and leading him back to their bedroom.

He stood in the middle of the room, not quite sure what to do. He was beginning to come back to his senses, but he was still out of it.

"Here," she told him, helping him strip his shirt carefully to avoid his burned hands. His skin was dark from the smoke and ash in the fire. She would have to shower him.

Without a second thought for her own feelings, she undid his belt and shimmed his pants and boxers down in one shot before slipping his shoes and socks off. "Come on," she whispered, leading him into the bathroom.

Still not fully conscious of what he was doing, Dean listened. Carly turned the water to warm and let it heat up a few seconds before she let her fiancé get in carefully.

Quickly stripping herself, she got in the shower with him. Carly was closest to the spray so she grabbed the sponge puff and put some soap on it. She wiped her boyfriend down until he was clean, not even thinking twice about what she was touching. After cleaning the front of him, she instructed him to turn around and washed down his back also.

Dropping the puff to the ground when her job was done, she turned Dean around to face her and fell into his chest, arms around his waist. "God, Dean," she whispered, tears falling, "I almost lost you."

By this time, Dean had come out of the mental shock. He returned the hug.

He was lucky man. His future wife – who his body had raped only a year before – had risked everything her mind told her just to make sure he was clean when he went to bed. "No, Car," he whispered in her hair, "you'll never loose me. You can't loose something that's a part of you."