Chapter seven. Glad my update times are getting back to normal. Sorry for any grammatical errors.

And to Ruby, your finally getting your request Lol.

I opened the window to greet Gen.. and Berry. The kid from school.

"What are you doing here? Why are you here?" Gen rolled her eyes at me, before pushing past me and climbing into the room, Berry right behind her.

"We have some things to talk about.. and put on a shirt please," Gen winced. I scowled at her, grabbing a shirt off the chair under my desk.

"What! Whats so important that you have to sneak into my house!" I asked suspiciously. I watched Gen as she walked around my room, she had never been up here. Mom never let us go upstairs by ourselves, which seemed a little unfair to me since Cas and Meg got to hang out in his room and Dean and Danny got to share one.. but of course Dean had twins with Danny and Cas is eighteen? I watched her look through my books, and the posters on the wall.

"Berry tell him what you told me," Gen said, turning her attention back to us. I turned to Berry, who was looking a bit uncomfortable.

"I heard Scott was going to wait for you today, he says he's going to teach you a lesson.. this time he's bringing all his friends..," Berry said reluctantly.

I gulped. Scott has a lot of friends.. who aren't exactly on best terms with me either. "Where?"

He shrugged, "I don't know.. but you're in trouble," He grimaced. My head started to hurt, why me. Why can't he just leave me alone.

"Sam can we please tell someone about this.. before things get to out of hand.. like De-" She started.

"No! Not him! Not anybody," I snapped. She frowned at me, huffing and crossing her arms.

"Sam he could seriously hurt you!" She insisted.

I shrugged, "I've been through worse people than him," I told her, making Berry frown.

"Who's worse than Scott?" He questioned. I paled, thinking of Max. Id been dreaming a lot of him lately, I'm not sure why? Just random nightmares.

"Foster kids meet a lot of bad people Berry," I told him sadly. His eyes widened in understanding.

"Oh I forgot... sorry," He mumbled staring down at him feet.

"Sam what are you going to do," Gen said bringing my attention back to her. I groaned, before collapsing backwards onto my bed.

What was I going to do, I couldn't just go to school, that would be a death sentence. But I couldn't not go to school, that also would be a death sentence.

"If I were you Id be getting the heck out of dodge," Berry commented, sending a spark through my mind. Get the heck out of dodge, that's exactly what I'm going to do. I got up from the bed and went to my closet, pulling out my book bag and began to stuff it full of clothes.

"O no don't tell me your doing something normal for once," Gen groaned. Berry raised an eyebrow, obviously confused.

"Think about it Gen, things aren't working here, for now at least. If I leave for awhile maybe then people will get their crap together, maybe Mom and Dad will realize how bad it is, its a message," I stated shoving clothes in my bag.

"Or it will make things worse," She insisted.

"But you don't know that," I snapped, before a cry to erupted from the room next door.

My eyes widened in panic, along with Berry and Gen, but it died down until there was nothing, making me release the breath I was holding.

"Shut up," Berry hissed. He didn't want to get caught in here.

She rolled her eyes. "Please think about this," She begged. I then went to my desk and pulled out the drawer, grabbing the little plastic beg I kept inside. The content contained my mothers picture and my allowance, that I could use to buy a bus ticket. I wasn't like Dean, I had a plan.

"I'm tired Gen, things have to change, even if I have to do it myself. I'm sick of being pushed to the back and ignored, besides, Dean has a new family now," I told her as I pushed past her to grab my Notebook.

She was quiet a moment before she sighed, "Then I'm coming with you."

"What! No," I yelped spinning around to face her, and Berry who was looking extremely uncomfortable.

"I think you should just talk to-," He started before my glare shut him up.

"I'm coming, besides my parents are out of town for two weeks anyway, and I'll tell my brother I'm staying at a friends house, not like my parents are home enough to miss me anyway.. unlike yours," She says pointedly.

Her face has that determined look to it, one that says she's doing this whether I like it or not. I roll my eyes and turn to Berry.

"Breath a word of this to anyone," I began. He threw his hands up in surrender.

"Relax you two are crazy.. I want no part in this," He sighed, backing up toward the window, then climbed out and headed down the side. I turned back to Gen.

"Lets stop by my house really quick so I can grab my stuff OK," She asked. I glared at her, and nodded.

I was woken up by a small leg being thrown over my chest, making me smile. Jack never ceased to amaze me.

I turned over to meet his sleepy green eyes, making him smile back. I know now for sure he does this on purpose every morning to wake me up, he's an early bird. Emma on the other hand was not a morning person, like her mother. She liked to sleep as long as possible and even when she was awake she wasn't all there until breakfast.

"How long have you been awake," I asked him, but of course he can't answer. He usually woke up pretty early and would just lay there until he decided to wake me up.

I sat up in bed and stretched, feeling like I've been run over by a train. Throwing back the covers I stand up, lifting Jack into my arms and carrying him on my hip.

I carried him down stairs to the kitchen, where Mom and Dad where already awake, barley though since Dad looked like he was about to kill over into his breakfast.

"Hey kiddo's," Mom greeted, brushing by me to kiss Jack on the head. He frowned and batted her away, making her laugh.

"He's fussy in the morning," She grumbled, grabbing some Rice Crispys out of the pantry, since it looks like Dad cleaned out all the Lucky Charms. Sam was gonna be in a crappy mood now thanks to him, not that Sam wasn't always in a crappy mood.

"Dean go wake your brother up, tell him breakfast is ready," She ordered. She meant Sam since Cas, again, slept over at Gabriel's.

"Why do I have to do it," I frowned, making her glare at me.

"What is with you two lately," She asked, taking Jack out of my arms.

I shrugged, then retreated upstairs. There was no way I was getting drug into that conversation.

I knocked on Sam's door, waiting for him to yell at me to go away, but all I got was silence.

"Sammy wake up," I yelled through the wood, nothing. Panic began to build in my chest, panic that shouldn't be there. But still, memories of the past seemed to come up whenever it involved my brother, and not answering the door usually meant something bad happened to you.

I opened the door, eyes roaming the room. His bed had been slept in, but there was a note sitting on the pillow. Crap. I walked over and picked it up, letting my eyes rake down the sloppy hand writing, not Sam's.

Dear Sam's parents, and brothers.

Don't worry, I wont let anything happen to him, and I'll try to convince him to come back. He says this is a message to you, since you won't really listen to him. Did you know about Scott, do you know how bad it is. Do you know about the rumors spreading around school that are making it hard to even walk down the hallway with out getting shoved into something. I'm not blaming you guys, but take a closer look, stop pushing him into the back. He needs you guys.

P.s I'm pretty sure the place we're going is familiar to you Dean, Sam said something about a safe place.

"Mom! Dad!" I yelled, crumpling the note up in my fist. One thing after another.