Word count: 360-ish
Genre: AU
Rating: not quite worksafe
Prompt: Destiel- Doctor!Cas and Always-getting-minor-injuries!Dean
"…Doctor Novak?"
Rachel's voice snapped Castiel out of his thoughts, and he looked up from his notes to meet the distraught gaze of his assistant.
"What is it, miss Castle?"
"Well… You remember asking me to let you know if that man - Mr. Winchester? - came by again?"
"I did."
"He's… here again."
Castiel leaned back in his chair and nodded. "Thank you, Rachel. You may leave now if you wish. I won't be requiring your services anymore tonight."
He ignored her disapproving look - it wasn't as if she dared to voice her complaints anyway when it was his clinic she worked at - and a moment later, she was gone.
It took several more minutes before Dean swung the door open and stepped inside, and by that time, Castiel was so hard in his pants that he had difficulties standing up to greet him. He raised an eyebrow at Dean, whose foolish expression (most likely a leftover from the show he'd put on to get Rachel to not-believe that was indeed in distress and needed to see Dr. Novak immediately) turned into a mischievous grin.
"Hi doc," he said. "I'm real sorry to bother you, but I cut my hand at work, and I was wondering if you could take a look at it before I head home? I don't wanna risk it getting infected or anythin'. Oh and by the way, your secretary told me to tell you that she'd lock the front door on her way out. She just left."
Castiel only just managed to keep his face level as he reached up to tug his coat off of his shoulders.
"Mr. Winchester, I must say, you are without doubt the most accident-prone individual I've ever encountered in my entire career."
Dean shrugged. "I'm just a bit clumsy, doc. Good thing I've got you here to take of me, huh?"
Castiel shuddered at the look from those green eyes. Clearing his throat, he motioned to the patient's bunk. "Why don't you have a seat, Mr. Winchester, and let me take a look at that hand."
"Sure. Wouldn't want to end up not bein' able to use it later, right?"