Azazel glanced at his daughter and his lips twitched upward in a proud smile. Most fathers would be upset at their little girl being clad in skin tight leather pants and a belly baring shirt but Alex was serving her purpose. These morons at the strip club were falling head over heels trying to get her attention. Even at 21, Alex had a certain demonic charm that served her well when making deals, not that she needed to. As a cambion, she had almost unlimited power but Azazel wanted to start her off small. Alex had already closed five deals tonight and it was barely midnight.

"Lexi, it's time to go." He said, pushing the customer who had gotten too handsy with her. Azazel gave the man a glare courtesy of his yellow eyes and watched him run.

"I almost had him." Alex huffed as she exited the strip club.

"We don't want to draw too much attention to us." Azazel took her elbow as he turned her to face him. "I love the enthusiasm princess, but there's men out there who'd like to hurt us."

"I'll kill them first." Alex opened the passenger car door and crossed her arms over her chest, her expression softened slightly when he called her 'princess'. Azazel chuckled and slipped into the driver's seat, passing a black 1967 Impala as they turned onto the highway. He dropped her off at her apartment, making sure his guards were in place to keep her safe.

"Can I make more deals tomorrow?" Alex asked before she entered her apartment.

"Tomorrow, I think it'd be best for you to move forward with your training. How would you like to go with me?" Azazel offered. "I think your abilities would be particularly helpful."

"What do you need me to do?"

"Get some rest. I'll fill you in tomorrow."

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John Winchester sat at the bar and rubbed his eyes tiredly. He'd been staring at this map for too long and wasn't any closer to finding the nest of vampires than he was an hour ago. The girl with the green eyes and black hair behind the bar wasn't helping his concentration either.

"Can I get you another?" Alex asked flirtatiously, holding up a bottle of Jack Daniels that he had been drinking.

"Sure." John offered her a smile as she refilled his glass.

"Need any help?" Alex gestured to the maps. "I know my way around here pretty well."

"Unless you know somewhere secluded and quiet, I don't think so." John took a drink before returning to his maps.

"Well," Alex purred, leaning across the bar and covering his hand with hers. "My bedroom is pretty quiet...mostly."

John chuckled and downed his drink before following Alex out of the bar. Her apartment was small but she didn't need much space. Her sister only visited when she was in town, despite the fact they talked on the phone daily. Alex didn't waste any time, pulling John against her and bringing his lips crashing onto hers. He tasted like alcohol with a hint of Listerine and the scruff on his face tickled against her cheek. She pushed his over shirt off his shoulders, groaning when he grabbed her arse and picked her up, pushing her against a wall. His lips moved down her jaw to her neck and she wove her fingers in his hair.

"Bedroom." She gasped as he returned to her lips, his tongue dancing with hers. He nodded and carried her to the bedroom, dropping her unceremoniously on the bed.

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Alex was woken the next morning by John rolling over. She sat up and held the sheet over her chest, covering herself as she moved. "Where are you going?"

"I've got some business to take care of." John said, retrieving his shirt and pulling it over his head.

"Need any help?" Alex asked, tugging on a cotton dress that showed off her perfect legs before she pulled on her grey Converse.

"Not with this." John replied, fastening his belt quickly.

"My dad used to be a hunter, you know." Alex said, making him pause. "He's a good friend of Daniel Elkins. Taught me how to kill vampires."

"Then how do you kill one? Stake to the chest or silver?" John asked, testing her.

"Neither." Alex dug a machete from under the bed and fastened it around her waist. "You cut off their head."

John watched her for a minute, weighing the consequences of bringing this girl along. She wasn't much older than Sam, his youngest boy. "Fine. I could use the backup."

"Let's go, then." Alex smiled at him before they exited her apartment and climbed into John's truck.

A/N: I am so, so sorry this chapter is so late. I had some family issues to deal with but it's better now. Remember it's AU world now and I hope you all enjoy this chapter. Please feel free to leave a review on your way out.